Constanta Days Festival - May 18 – 21

Constanta Days began in May of 2002 and is an annual event celebrating the City of Constanta. The festival includes concerts, exhibitions, contests, and lots of food. This years program will be released in early May.

AERO GP 2008 June 7 - 8

Aero GP is a cutting-edge motor sports series involving high-performance airplanes racing around a tight circuit at near ground level, dropping bombs on targets and competing in real air to air combat heats! This is the ultimate battle for air supremacy fought by highly trained military and civilian pilots from around the globe.

Forget anything you've ever seen at an air show, this is a super competitive world series that pushes elite pilots and their aircraft to the limit, truly adding a 3rd dimension to sport. Watch the most thrilling and intense championship ever live in Constanta – Tuzla between 7 and 8th of June.

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Twin Cities Festival - June 12 – 15

The annual Twin Cities Festival began in 2002 and is a celebration of the partnership between Constanta and its twin cities. In 2002 six of Constanta's twin cities participated in the festival including Brest (France), Sulmona (Italy), Trapani (Italy), Shanghai (China), Odessa (Ukraine), and Dobrici (Bulgaria). They participated in cultural, economic, and social exchanges which further strengthened the ties between one another. Every evening during the festival, performers and musicians representing the various twin cities performed to large crowds at Casino Place in Mamaia

The Callatis Music Festival - August 11 - 17

The Callatis Festival began in 1998 and has expanded ever since. Every year the Callatis Festival has a few themed nights. There is Europa Top Hit night, where all the major Romanian music stars gather, the folk music night, the Miss Diaspora night, where Romanian girls living in foreign conutries compete with each other in a beauty contest. August 15 is the Dormition of the Theotokos in the Orthodox church; in Romania it is also related to Sailors' Day. On this last day huge fireworks are used to light up the sky above Mangalia.

Navy Day - August 15

After the Romanian War of Independence in 1877, the Dobrogea Region (The region by the Black Sea) was retuned to Romania after five centuries of Ottoman control. The Romanian Navy was then equipped with Military ships and Romania began commercial shipping.

On August 15, 1902 the first Navy Days was celebrated at the Port in Constanta where they shot fireworks from the Cruiser "Elisabeta." That tradition continues today along with sailing competitions, various Naval ceremonies, and the remembrance of those lost at Sea.

Class 1 Romania Grand Prix – August 28 – 30

The Class 1 World Powerboat Championship is an exhilarating and breathtaking spectacle. It brings together the latest in million dollar, state-of-the-art technology, an array of spectacular venues from the golden sands of the Arabian Gulf, the steely blue waters of the Norwegian Fjords and the sun drenched coasts of southern Europe and an international group of teams and racers who remain a breed apart in professional sport and compete for the most coveted prize in world powerboat racing – the Sam Griffith Trophy.

It is a supremely competitive sport with driver and throttleman strapped into ‘jet fighter’ canopies, where 42ft powerboats, weighing five tons and powered by twin 900hp engines race at perilous speeds exceeding 160mph in always unpredictable conditions. A sport fuelled by adrenalin; a powerful and passionate display of skill and courage, creating a theatre of excitement and drama for the crowds who flock in their tens of thousands to watch real racing at its limit.

Mamaia Festival – August 18 - 24

The festival has a long tradition and is organized yearly, in the first days of September. It has three sections: performing, creation and songs (pop, pop-rock, dance and ethno-dance).

This event is broadcasted live on the National Television. It has a high budget (provided by its organizer Constanta County Council) and brings together the most important pop-music composers and artists. This Festival is considered to be one of the biggest cultural events in the country.

The festival is named after the resort of Mamaia, which is considered “the pearl of the Romanian coast”.

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