A new permanent local history exhibition opened on Wednesday in the Déri Museum in Debrecen. The exhibition was realized with a grant of one hundred million forints received from the Hungarian Genius Program.
After three years, the company of the Csokonai Theater in Debrecen held its season-ending meeting again in the now completely renovated building on Kossuth Street.
Hungarian films won a prize at the Annecy International Animation Film Festival on Saturday evening: Áron Gauder’s animated feature The Four Souls of a Coyote won the jury prize in the feature film competition, and the Hungarian-French co-production 27, directed by Anna Flóra Buda, won the main prize, the Annecy Kristály in the short film […]
The Night of Literature is a cultural event where the city and world of literature meet in a groundbreaking style with the help of participating theaters: for three evenings, actors read excerpts from the works of 27 authors from 27 countries in the open air, in special places not necessarily connected to literature.
The Spanish Film Days will be held in Debrecen between July 3rd and July 5th, organized by the Apollo Cinema and ALL-IN Debrecen.
442 cultural institutions across the country await visitors with more than 2,200 programs, including concerts, guided tours, and interactive events on June 24, the Night of the Museums, Máté Vincze, Deputy State Secretary for Public Collections and Cultural Development of the Ministry of Culture and Innovation.
The American playwright and novelist Cormac McCarthy has died at the age of 89, the New York Times has reported.
The Kodály Philharmonic’s centenary series in Debrecen and Tatabánya will continue in June with the all-art production of Carmina Burana.
The star of the popular 1970s movie Hair died after being involved in a motorcycle accident, writes people.com.
This year, the program series of Festive Book Week will be held for the 94th time in June. The Festive Book Week in Debrecen – the largest book week event in the countryside – takes place from June 7 to 11 in the pedestrian zone on Csapó Street, where bookstores, book publishers and booksellers await […]
