A real sensation! The successful and talented Matteo Bocelli, the son of the world-famous tenor Andrea Bocelli, will give his first Hungarian concert on the stage of the Zala festival in the forest background on Saturday evening, June 29, 2024, with a symphony orchestra. The Orvényesvölgy Festival, June 28-30, 2024. is held for three days […]
Two new displays are going to be opened at the weekend in Debrecen organized by the Public Culture Secretariat, Cultural and Organizational Office of the University of Debrecen.
The Mohácsi Busójárás, which lasts six days and offers more than 160 programs in 15 locations, begins on Thursday with the programs of the Carnival, including presentations by busó groups, carnivals and children’s masquerades, and dance halls.
One of the world’s most popular multimedia art experiences, the Van Gogh – The Immersive Experience, has arrived in Hungary. The exhibition has already been seen by more than 20 million people around the globe: hundreds of thousands of visitors in New York, London, Berlin, Seoul, and other metropolises were impressed by van Gogh’s special […]
Hajdúszoboszló bids farewell to winter in a memorable way: traditions and fun will meet in the town on March 2nd at the event entitled “Télűzes a búsókkal”.
The Debrecen Reformed College Grammar School and Student House organizes a charity evening in the University Church on 9th February, 2024.
Valuable pieces from the Déri Museum’s collection were featured in the large-scale international exhibition that opened last year in the Field Museum in Chicago under the title “The First Kings of Europe”.
Emese Bács’s exhibition “Csendesen megfigyelek, szubjektíven képezek…” can be seen in Debrecen, at the Bényi Gallery, until February 22.
Henrik Kemény 99 – the Vojtina Puppet Theater organized a commemorative day with this title. The puppeteer would have been 99 years old on January 29, 2024 – programs were organized for this occasion.
More than twenty brands were present at this year’s Budapest Central European Fashion Week, which was hosted by the Museum of Fine Arts and the Hungarian Art and Business building on Andrássy Street between January 22 and 28.
