From 11 November to 13 December this year, students from several primary schools in Debrecen and interested families will build a paraphrase of Mihály Munkácsy’s painting Ecce Homo using LEGO bricks.
The world-renowned GOSPEL choir, the Marquinn Middleton & the Miracle Chorale, will perform a sold-out concert on December 8 at the Kölcsey Center. The people of Debrecen can expect an exceptional musical experience, as the group’s energetic performances and spiritual depth always leave a lasting impression.
Dr. Tao Qian, the Chinese Director of the Confucius Institute in Szeged, emphasizes the diversity of the Chinese people and cautions against judging them solely based on their behavior.
On 7 November, the MÉLIUSZ Central Library held the official opening of an exhibition that looks back on one hundred years of organized stamp collecting in Debrecen. At the event, László Papp, the mayor of Debrecen, welcomed the attendees, and the exhibition was opened by Richárd Gáll, president of the Debrecen Stamp Collectors’ Circle.
Debrecen’s holiday season will once again shine with uplifting music as Marquinn Middleton & the Miracle Chorale arrive for a spectacular Gospel Christmas Concert on 8 December 2025 at the Kölcsey Center.
On the evening of October 30, the MODEM Centre for Modern and Contemporary Arts opened its latest exhibition, titled Bodies and Memories – Figurative Works from the Antal–Lusztig Collection, with a large-scale opening event.
Dániel Vadász has been appointed director of the Csokonai National Theater in Debrecen for a five-year term, from November 1, 2025, to October 31, 2030, according to a decision made by the city council on Thursday.
Music lovers are invited to a special evening of spiritual and cultural celebration as the Jerusalem Cantors Choir performs live in Debrecen!
“‘The triumph of evil requires only that good men do nothing.’” John Stuart Mill’s thought could well serve as the motto for Gyarmati-Paor Zoltán’s new book, VÉR/VONAL, which tells a gripping story of heroes who are not perfect but act for the greater good.
The Méliusz Juhász Péter Library has received more than one hundred Chinese books, thanks to Debrecen’s sister city, Tianjin – announced István Puskás, Deputy Mayor for Culture of Debrecen.
