Half a thousand years ago, a Franciscan monastery like this could have been the site of today’s Ady Endre Secondary School. We already knew that there was a monastery in this area of the city, but a more accurate positioning was only possible due to the current archaeological conditions.
Between 17 April and 5 May 2022, the second Bartók Spring International Art Week awaits the audience with the best of Hungarian and international art life, world-famous companies, exceptional soloists, new productions, and unusual performances, which is no longer just in the capital, but also in Debrecen.
Everyone is cordially invited to join the event Literature for Dummies vol. 8, a bilingual poetry reading by Debrecen poets & translators, some of them students of the Institute of English and American Studies, University of Debrecen.
The Jewish Art Days will be held in Budapest between May 19 and June 9, and feature 11 performances at five venues, organisers said on Friday.
Hungary’s foreign ministry on Friday said it has signed a cooperation agreement with the Hungarian Art Academy (MMA) on supporting cultural diplomacy programmes.
Kossuth prize winning ballet dancer and choreographer Iván Markó, the founder of Győr Ballet and the Hungarian Festival Ballet, has died aged 75.
A memorial service was organized for the director, who died in March: on the evening of May 2, the figure of Hunor Bucz is recalled with his own poems, short stories, and interview details.
Easter egg is being prepared on Good Friday, April 15th, 2022, the day of Jesus’ crucifixion, in Hidegség-pataka belonging to Gyimesközéplok in Transylvania.
Debrecen will be the first guest of honor at the House of Hungarian Music, the organizers announced at a press conference in Víztorony on Thursday.
The National Media and Communications Authority (NMHH) has decided not to renew Tilos Radio’s broadcasting licence due to “repeated and severe breaches of regulations”, the NMHH said on Thursday.
