Students` Culture House
Students` Culture House

Students` Culture House

5.0 1 review
Cultural institutions
08:00 - 16:00
Open

Strada Eugeniu Carada 10, Craiova 200390, Romania

About

Similar to any other "students` culture house" in the country, the Students` Culture House in Craiova provides to the students in the university centre of Oltenia an alternative to spending their free time in a productive way through various actions that complement the curricula and the professional training.

Short history

The Students` Culture House was founded exactly half a century ago, in 1964, overtaking the establishment of the University of Craiova by a year. First, the SCH in Craiova was located in the "Nicolae Titulescu" Palace, under the supervision of the Ministry of Education. In 1979, the need to expand the activities led to the relocation of the Students` Culture House from Eugeniu Carada street and the construction of new buildings, including a big event hall.
After 9 years of hard work, the construction has come to an end, so that on May 2, 1988, the Great Hall of Events was put into use. Soon, the students became aware of this event hall thanks to the first student festival "Jazz, Folk, Rock". Due to the great impact of this big event, all Students` Culture Houses in the country took up the idea and the event was presented in the famous Billboard magazine.
Over the years, the Students` Culture House has organized cultural, artistic, educational events, but also fun tourism, sports and leisure activities, dedicated mostly to students.
The Students` Culture House in Craiova has always been and remains an open institution to all volunteer students, one of the most active institutions of its kind. This is the place where great Romanian artists sterted their career: Gabriel Cotabita, Aurelian Temisan, Vacanta Mare or Janina Matei.
From its very beginning, the Students` Culture House has been an expression environement for young and free spirits, an elevated alternative to leisure. This institution represents an environment in which the young students' artistic and moral skills develop, a space for cultural experiments, as well as for promoting young talents.

Conclusions and perspectives

50 years since its establishment, the Students` Culture House has remained the cultural edifice that shelters, develops and promotes the talents of students attending training sessions, classes, clubs and various other activities organized by SCH under the guidance of specialists.
However, despite the fact that the modernization works did not lack, the SCH`s activity is limited by the permanent budget constraints in the cultural and educational field.
The loss of a substantial part of the area in which it used to function (the legal heirs recovered the old building), as well as successive staff restructuring resolutions, affected the activity of the Students` Culture House.
The hope of the Students` Culture House is that, along with the long-awaited Decentralization Law, it will be subordinated to the City Hall of Craiova, its work will gain even more brilliance and efficiency, and the students will struggle to transform Craiova into a true cultural capital.

Upcomming events

Similar Suggestions

Cultural institutions
Open
Opened in 2016, in one of the flagship buildings of Craiova, namely the Damianov House, The Cross-Border Centre for Communication and Information Dolj-Vratsa functions within the frame of “Alexandru and Aristia Aman” Dolj County Library. Conceived as a cross-border hub which aims at contributing to the consolidation of communication and information on both sides of the Danube, the Centre coordinates the process of ongoing development of the information portal and online catalogue which all interested parties can consult in order to access heritage documents, press articles, maps, photographs and all other materials made available by institutions involved in the project – libraries, museums, archives etc. – from Dolj County and the Bulgarian Region of Vratsa. The Cross-Border Centre for Communication and Information Dolj-Vratsa promotes joint business opportunities, public partnerships at all levels, as well as social and cultural exchanges between communities in Dolj and Vratsa.
Strada Jiețului 12, Craiova, Romania
Cultural institutions
It was established in 1937 by the well-known columnist Constantin Saban Fagetel, and it was initially a Community Centre. Starting with 1968, it becomes Segarcea House of Culture. Over the years, it developed continuous cultural activity. Within the House of Culture is the ensemble of customs and traditions "Segarceanca", led by the folk musician Marius Josceanu. The building that shelters this House of Culture has two levels, a 350-seat event room and a conference room. In the same building is the headquarters of Mircea Radina Town Library.
Strada Republicii 80, Segarcea 205400, Romania
Cultural institutions
Closed
Time schedule for beginners, basic level: Tuesday and Thursday, 16:00-18:00; Time schedule for beginners, advanced level: Tuesday, 18:00-20:00; Time schedule for advanced, basic level: Wednesday and Friday, 16:00-18:00; Time schedule for advanced, intermediate level: Wednesday, 18:00-20:00; Time schedule for advanced, advanced level: Thursday, 18:00-20:00; Time schedule for advanced, mixed group (boys and girls): Friday, 18:00-20:00. All groups can attend the Sunday classes, from 10:00 to 12:00 at Dabuleni Children`s Club.
Strada Unirii 16, Dăbuleni, Romania
Cultural institutions
”Amza Pellea” House of Culture initiates and develops projects and programs in the field of lifelong education.
Băilești, Romania
Cultural institutions
Open
Put into use in 1963, it features a 500-seat event hall and and the "Marin Sorescu" studio hall with a capacity of 100 seats.
Bulevardul Tudor Vladimirescu, Calafat 205200, Romania
Cultural institutions
Open
The County Centre for Conservation and Promotion of the Traditional Culture Dolj is a public cultural institution with legal personality, subordinated to Dolj County Council, specialized in researching, collecting, archiving, transmitting and promoting the traditional culture in Dolj County, as well as highlighting the potential of the contemporary crafts in our county. It was established on December 1, 1955, by State Decree, under the name of Regional Centre for Traditional Crafts in Oltenia, an institution meant to guide and control amateur artistic activities, with a focus, for many years, on the ​​mass culture. The Community Centres (at that time, there were also neighborhood community centres in each city) and the Local Houses of Culture were subordinated to the Regional Centre for Traditional Crafts. Over the years, this institution has also been named: The Guiding Centre for Traditional Arts and Crafts Mass Movement Dolj, The Centre for Traditional Culture Dolj, County Centre for the Conservation and Development of the Traditional Culture, and since 2003, the County Centre for the Conservation and Promotion of the Traditional Culture Dolj, its current title. Objectives: - Ethnological and anthropological research; - Conservation (archiving) of the traditions and perennial values ​​of folk culture, their defense against pollution and degradation trends -Developing traditions in contemporary times, encouraging the process of folk creation in all artistic genres, promoting through the media and prints the creators and performers of authentic folk tradition and creation -Initiating, organizing and developing annually cultural - artistic manifestations specific to traditional culture (Commune days, competitions, local festivals, etc.).
Strada Alexandru Macedonski 28, Craiova 200383, Romania
Cultural institutions
"Cornetti" School was the first musical education institution in Craiova, inaugurated in the fall of 1911 by bringing into the spot light the generous donation made by the family of Elefterie Crăciun-Cornetti and Elena, born Zissi. The story begins at the turn of two centuries, with two determined people who had a nice thought in mind: to build a music school in the town of Craiova. Elena and Elefterie Cornetti, nostalgic about the patronage of the arts from the golden times, recalling the inaugural magnitude and significance of some ancient rulers' donations, have left their entire estate to the City Hall for it to establish an institution of musical education, as the ones which, at that time, were only in Bucharest and Iasi. In the fall of 1911, the School of Music "Elefterie and Elena Cornetti, born Zissi" opens its gates in a festive ceremony. Starting with only six classes and several hearty teachers, the School expanded over time its range of activities, including plastic arts, theatre, choreography, photography and cinematography. The number of classes and the number of the students has been steadily increasing, so that today more than 400 students complete their artistic education in the "Cornetti" School. The "Cornetti" School initiates and conducts educational programs in long-term education, traditional culture and folk arts, consistently aiming to: - foster creativity and talent; - cultivate the traditional values, the authenticity of the contemporary folk art, as well as of the unprofessional performing arts: vocal and instrumental music, choreography (classical dance and folk dance), theatre (acting), visual arts (graphics, painting, film); - develop cultural exchanges at county, national and international level; - ensure the conservation, valorization and transmission of the moral, artistic and technical values of the local community, as well as those of the national and world cultural heritage.
Strada Jiețului 19, Craiova 200391, Romania
Public institution Cultural institutions
Open
The main objective of the activity of the County Centre for Nature Protection, Tourism and Sustainable Rural Development Dolj is to ensure the management and the exploitation of the Dolj county`s natural heritage by fulfilling the tasks of the Dolj County Council regarding the management of Natura 2000 sites and the protected natural areas, improving the quality of life in rural areas through sustainable development and tourism promotion in Dolj county.
Strada Jiețului Nr. 19, Craiova 200391, Romania
Cultural institutions
Open
Founded in 1992 as a successor of the great "Nicolae Balcescu" Ensemble in Craiova, with the purpose of giving a scenic expression of the diversity of the Oltenian folklore and, at the same time, the folklore from all folk areas of Romania, the "Maria Tanase" Folk Ensemble built its reputation over the years and achieved success both in the country and abroad. Displaying on stage the traditional dances with the utmost care and consistently promoting authentic folk songs turned the Maria Tanase Folk Ensemble into one of the most representative and valuable ensembles in Romania. The choreography was assumed by master Marian Badea, master Puiu Vasilescu and then by the choreographer Marin Stîrcu, whose experience was continued by the talented master of dance, Ionel Garoafa, who leads with great professionalism the ballet department made of 22 dancers . The musical leadership was assured for 25 years by the famous violinist and conductor, Nicu Cretu, who originally made the musical arrangement for the orchestra composed of the 13 instrumentalists. The 13 soloists of the ensemble performing along with the orchestra: Niculina Stoican Mariana Ionescu Căpitănescu Constantin Enceanu Petrică Mîţu Stoian Marius Măgureanu Liliana Popa Lavinia Bîrsoghe Manuela Moţocu Aneta Şişu Cristi Banateanu Ciri Mayer Liviu Dică The great talent of the Maria Tănase Folk Ensemble was rewarded at national and international festivals in Greece, Egypt, France, Italy, Germany, Spain, Bulgaria, Yugoslavia, Turkey and Iran. We are glad and proud that through everything we do in order to cherish the folk traditions, we are the loyal representatives of the Romanian spirit that we dearly hold under the enlightened patronage of the Lady of our folk music, Maria Tanase.
Strada Crișului 9, Craiova 200391, Romania
1 event