The Church of the Dormition of the Mother of God – Drujești (Biserica Adormirea Maicii Domnului – Drujești) is a historic Romanian Orthodox church in Curtea de Argeș, dating from the late 18th century.
The present church was built or extensively reconstructed between 1793 and 1795 on the site of an earlier wooden church, whose foundations were uncovered during archaeological investigations. Its construction was supported by the Druja family, local merchants whose name gave rise to the alternative name Drujești Church (Biserica Drujești). Hagi Tudorache, a wealthy merchant from Bucharest, also contributed to its decoration and furnishings. Fires in 1872 and 1908 caused considerable damage, prompting repairs to the roof and interior. After religious services moved to the newly completed Saint Nicholas Church in 1918, the church was eventually reopened for worship.
The building has a three-lobed plan, with exterior walls divided into two horizontal registers and shallow niches containing fragments of religious paintings, including figures of saints. Its upper façades were altered during 19th-century repairs, while weathering and subsequent changes damaged parts of the exterior decoration. Inside, portions of the earlier paintings survive in the narthex, alongside later religious artwork introduced during successive restorations.
