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Bucharest City Hall has announced that the 'Open Streets' event will not take place this weekend, citing concerns about creating traffic chaos due to two other major events scheduled.

Bucharest's Calea Victoriei and, for the first time, Ion Brezoianu Street will be closed to cars and open to pedestrians for 25 weekends as part of the "Open Streets – Bucharest" initiative, starting this Saturday.

New York City officials have reopened some streets after a Midtown tower was evacuated, though the reason for the evacuation was not immediately specified.

Bucharest City Hall has issued a strict directive for the "Open Streets 2026" event, prohibiting music above legal limits, with local police actively inspecting terraces on Calea Victoriei.

The "Open Streets" initiative is set to return to Bucharest, featuring expanded pedestrian zones and a variety of cultural events for residents and visitors.

Bucharest City Hall has announced that the 'Open Streets' event, which typically closes Calea Victoriei to traffic, will not take place this weekend. The decision was made due to multiple other events scheduled for Saturday and Sunday that will already impose traffic restrictions.

Various cultural events and activities are scheduled for the upcoming weekend, including festivals, art fairs, and musical performances. These listings provide a guide to local entertainment options.