Christmas markets open at Basilica and Vörösmarty Square in Budapest on Friday
Two Christmas markets will open on Friday, November 15 in Budapest; Advent Basilica at Szent István Square and Vörösmarty Classic Xmas at Vörösmarty Square.
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Hungarian Past in Transylvanian Public Spaces – An Exhibition of Árpád Deák’s Works Opens in Debrecen
Árpád Deák, a sculptor from Oradea, created sculptures of about twenty Hungarian historical and cultural figures, which have been erected in public spaces of Transylvanian settlements. Among his works are the Holnaposok (The Tomorrow People) in Oradea, the equestrian statue of Saint Ladislaus, and the Dancing Hussars statue group in Nagyvárad.
“Date in Vienna”: A photo exhibition opens at the Debrecen synagogue – picture gallery
Ouriel Morgensztern’s photo exhibition about the Jewish community of Vienna has opened at the Pásti Street Orthodox Synagogue.
2nd Jewish Film Festival at Apollo Cinema
Next week, Apollo Cinema and the Jewish Community of Debrecen are organizing the Jewish Film Festival for the second time.
Explore the Agóra Hologram Exhibit with a flashlight – video
Learning about the work of Dénes Gábor and the holography that earned him a Nobel Prize could inspire future generations, as emphasized at today’s opening of the “Echoes of the Past Hologram” exhibit at Debrecen’s Agóra Science Center. This unique exhibit is designed for exploration with a flashlight.
After 21 years, the cheese-loving inventor and his loyal dog return to the screens, along with the devious penguin
The latest world premiere of the 2005 Oscar-winning Wallace and Gromit took place on October 27 at the prestigious AFI Fest 2024 in Los Angeles.
The director of Angelina Jolie’s film shot in Budapest was awarded in America
The biggest honors were handed out for the fourth time by American critics in Hollywood to artists from the Latin film world.
New Exhibitions to Open in Debrecen
Two new exhibitions are going to be opened in Debrecen at the weekend.
Ferenc Kiss, Folk Musician and Composer from Debrecen, Passed Away
Ferenc Kiss, a Prima Award-winning folk musician, composer, and founder of the Etnofon Label, has passed away. A former member of the bands Vízöntő and Kolinda, Kiss died at the age of 70 on Tuesday after a long illness, as confirmed by Etnofon on Thursday to MTI.
Two music centers will be established in Debrecen, with one location already public
Mayor László Papp delivered a lecture to young members of the Morus Leadership Academy on Tuesday evening, as reported by the local government.