Culture & Art
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Spectacular Hungarian solutions for weeks without culture
The Petőfi Literary Museum (PIM) is allowing for virtual access to its exhibitions and collections through digital content, including the…
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“Stay Home!” festival: Advice from Hungarian artists
The “Stay Home!” festival was launched on March 21 to encourage people to take coronavirus regulations and experts’ advice more…
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Halmos Béla Prize open for applications until beginning of April
The House of Traditions Friendship Association (Hagyományok Háza Baráti Köre Egyesület) awards the Béla Halmos Medal to a person who…
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The Petőfi Literary Museum goes virtual
The PIM website and the museum’s official Facebook page are giving updates on newly added digital content. As of now,…
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Marina Gera won the Jászai Mari Prize
On the occasion of Hungary’s National Day on March 15, several prestigious awards were given in the fields of science…
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Hungarian high school film wins at Red Dirt Film Festival
Kristóf Lendvai, an 18-year-old film director from Nagykanizsa, was the only Hungarian to participate and win at this year’s Red…
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Esterházy Palace to host four concerts in the spring
On April 18, three works by Joseph Haydn’s lesser-known brother Michael will be presented by the Capella Savaria with violinist…
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Budapest Art Week to provide visitors with gallery tours
Music will be in focus at Budapest Art Week this year, by introducing the relationship between art and music and…
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Pannonhalma Archabbey receives HUF 1 billion for development
Back In early 2017, the Pannonhalma Archabbey along with its consortium partners, the Pannonhalma City Council and the Hungarian Tourism…
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Déryné Program now open to applications
The Déryné Program, organized by Hungary’s National Theater,aims to deliver high-quality productions to poorly populated settlements around the country, enabling…
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