On September 6, 2025, the villages of Romania come to life again with the third edition of the Village Museum Night, a unique cultural event in Europe, dedicated to rural heritage and the communities that keep it alive.

In Cincu, you will be able to visit the fortified church between 16:00 and 23:00. The church is dedicated to the Holy Sea, the oldest Romanesque basilica with three naves in the rural area of ​​Transylvania.

You will also be able to visit the museum exhibition illustrating ethnography and local history, inaugurated in 1975, under the guidance of teacher Eugen Barbu. A corner is reserved and dedicated to the great patriot Valeriu Braniște, honorary member of the Romanian Academy born in this locality (his life and work).

Glass painting, a notable manifestation of Transylvanian folk creation, is brilliantly represented within the museum by the students participating in the Painting Circle (1975-1998), a circle led by the folk painter Nicolae Suciu, drawing teacher at the Cincu General School, a son of this village.