New Exhibitions to Open in Debrecen
The cultural program series organized by the Public Culture Secretariat, Cultural and Organizational Office of the University of Debrecen continues with further fine art exhibitions.
The cultural program series organized by the Public Culture Secretariat, Cultural and Organizational Office of the University of Debrecen continues with further fine art exhibitions.
On the 22nd of April from 4 p.m., organizers are screening Wild Roots (2021) by Hajni Kis at the A Sziget.
Huge interest surrounds the newest private museum of Budapest, “the Collector’s House” (in Hungarian: A Gyűjtő Háza), whose exclusive guided tours have been sold out since its opening six months ago. At the same time, small groups of visitors can enter the Kőrössy Villa, which is located in the Városliget Fasor. So far a thousand […]
Last week, Debrecen actor Sándor Csikos received the title of the Actor of the Nation, replacing Miklós Benedek, who died in January.
Next week’s screening at IEAS Film Club is Gentle / Szelíd (2022) directed by László Csuja and Anna Nemes.
The Debrecen Spring Festival, often called the opening of the city’s cultural season, is back. This long-standing event aims to highlight the artistic content created here, in connection with Debrecen’s City Day held on April 11, and to showcase our cultural values to a wider and wider audience.
All the prize-winning pictures (51 pieces) of the international photo competition, a traveling exhibition presenting special moments in the life of birds, will arrive at the Life Sciences and Theory Gallery of the University of Debrecen.
Starting today, Benedict Cumberbatch is the “new resident” of Madame Tussauds Budapest. The wax figure of the actor who portrays Sherlock Holmes arrived in Dorottya Street from Vienna and will stay for a few months. The Embassy of the United Kingdom and the Hungarian British Chamber of Commerce also attended the unveiling ceremony of Cumberbatch’s […]
The program series entitled Holocaust 80 – Debrecen began with an international Holocaust education conference in cooperation with the University of Debrecen and the Jewish Community of Debrecen.
After Budapest and Miskolc, you can also see the works of Plantu, the famous French cartoonist, in Debrecen.