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The most significant annual event in Siculeni/Madéfalva is the Onion Festival. The aim of the festival is to entertain the audience with colorful and interesting programs for several days. Festival visitors are expected with cultural, traditional and gastronomic programs, as well as sports events and children's programs.  The festival is held every year between the end of August and the beginning of September.

Cea1 Borsec Festival – a celebration that combines culture, gastronomy, sports, and music. Every year, numerous cooking teams compete to showcase their skills. In addition to local chefs, international chefs also participate, further enhancing the prestige of the event. The Cauldron Festival takes place every summer.  The festival is held every July. 

Wonderful sight and fragrance awaits the visitors. The aromatic, ornated field, the bluish-purple herb-hill with a stunning scent awaits the lavender lovers.  Goat milk lavender soup, lavender syrup, lavender strawberry jam, fragrant bouquets and pillows can be bought by those who visit Cechești/Csekefalva during the festival.  The homely atmosphere and the special event was created by the local Unitarian pastor to introduce the versatile use and beneficial effects of the fragrant, purple flower. Those interested can visit the lavender plantation, take photos of themselves or take part in various activities.  The festival is held every year in June.

The Bálványos Free Summer University and Student Camp, more commonly known as Tusványos is a large-scale intellectual workshop of the Carpathian Basin held annually in Băile Tușnad/Tusnádfürdő, Romania which originally intended to promote cross-border cooperation, Romanian-Hungarian dialogue and cultural Hungarian-Hungarian political exchange. Besides the political and public themes, there is also the opportunity to relax and have fun, participate in sporting and cultural events or visit concerts. Entrance to the camp is free of charge every day until 16:00. The armband received before 16 o'clock is valid after 16:00. Those who arrive after 16 o'clock pay 20 LEI, students or those over 65 years old have discount, for them the entrancee fee is 10 LEI discount. Tickets after 16:00 can be purchased at the camp reception or at the checkpoints. You can do this only in cash (LEI)! There is an ATM in the Băile Tușnad area, if you have not exchanged Romanian currency until then, you can do this here. And if you run out of cash at the camp, there will be a working ATM. The festival is held every July. 

In 2001, when this event was organized for the first time, it seemed to be a simple gastronomic contest in which only potato stew boiled in most of the competing teams’ pots. Over the years, however, this event has evolved into a true scene for all sorts of potato delicacies, but also an opportunity for community interaction. The participants take their role very seriously, turning every year a banal potato dish into a sophisticated and varied menu with different flavors, bringing the jury and the tasting audience to work. The festival is organized annually in the Central Park in Miercurea Ciuc and gathers potato lovers from all over the country and abroad. In addition to potato delights, the festival has a dedicated program for young people, creative and craft workshops, popular dances and other beloved community activities. The festival is held every August.

What is the Run for IT! Ciuc? Run for IT! Ciuc is a fundraising programme that promotes physical activity, healthy lifestyle and active community involvement, and helps to raise funds for community initiatives of NGOs. The community projects entered in the programme are aimed at the development of the region of Miercurea Ciuc/Csíkszereda.

The Stuffed Cabbage Festival is Szeklerland’s and Romania's first gastronomic festival. Each year, it takes place on the 3rd weekend of September. A lot of teams, whose biggest desire is to show to the world their cooking skills, are gathering together for this festival in each year. Visitors can find all kinds of stuffed cabbages: tiny, little, big and huge. The program includes performances by folk dance ensembles, traditional costume shows and concerts. The festival is held every September.