The Kākāriki / The parrots comedy brought to the stage the energy, talent, and courage of the amateur actors from the Măgura Group. Congratulations and heartfelt thanks to each of you:
Adina, Aurel, Bianca (an outstanding debut), Claudiu, Daniela, Delia, Dan, Laura – for your vibrant performances and the courage to breathe life into characters in which we all recognised ourselves.

The Seniors’ Club excursion to Sanders House on 23 August 2024 was full of cheer and well organised from the coach departure to the return. The coffee stop provided time for socialising and set a relaxed tone for the day. The visit to Sanders House and strolls through the surroundings, accompanied by the stories and humour of the guides Tudor and Andu, brought much joy to the participants. The traditional picnic and lunch at a local restaurant rounded off a truly memorable day.

Last week I had the pleasure of seeing an absolutely wonderful play: Nijinski (directed by Mălina Andrei, with Filip Ristovski in the leading role, based on Uncensored Diary by Vaslav Nijinski, translated from Russian by Raluca Rădulescu).Some members of the community attended both performances, not only as spectators but also as apprentices, as they themselves are preparing a show with the Măgura on the weekend of 6 and 7 September

Several families from the Romanian community recently gathered for a morning filled with good cheer, stories, and moments of connection. Even though the wind and cold made their presence felt, the atmosphere was warmed by smiles, laughter, and the friendly spirit of those present. It was a wonderful opportunity to strengthen community bonds and create beautiful memories together. Many thanks to everyone who participated and helped make everything run so smoothly!

Thank you to everyone who participated in our Sunday event, organized by the “La povești în limba română” group – it was a day full of joy, laughter, and beautiful moments shared together!
Thanks to your generosity, we raised $475 for the 2026 Romanian Camp.

On June 28th, at the Milford Senior Citizens Club Hall in Auckland, the group IA La Antipozi organized the third edition of the exhibition dedicated to the traditional Romanian blouse.
This year's theme — "Queen Marie and the Romanian Blouse" — highlighted the elegance, symbolism, and strong cultural identity embodied by the "ie". The exhibition featured blouses hand-sewn by the women and young ladies in the group, as well as heirlooms passed down from grandmothers and great-grandmothers, spanning many generations.