Korean Cultural Day in Debrecen
The creation of the Korean alphabet is celebrated on 9th October.
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André Kertész Exhibition Opens in Charleroi
An exhibition of photos by renowned Hungarian-born photographer André Kertész opened in the Charleroi Museum of Photography in Belgium on Saturday.
MODEM – 15th Birthday With Several Programs
Modem celebrates its 15th birthday on Saturday with yoga, brunch, children’s concert, contemporary dance, live act, unique guided tours, old and new programs, promotions, and a little surprise.
Budapest Exhibition to Display Hunter, Traveller Count Széchenyi’s Expedition Photos
An exhibition showing 200 photos by Hungarian hunter, traveller, writer Count Zsigmond Széchenyi will open in the Budapest Capa Centre of contemporary photography on September 27, the curator of the show said on Wednesday.
Willie Garson Dies at 57
Willie Garson, one of the favorite characters in Sex and New York, has passed away at the age of 57.
IEAS Film Club: Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close
This week’s film is Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close (2011, dir. Stephen Daldry).
Zsigmond Vilmos Film Festival to Start on September 21st
The 5th Zsigmond Vilmos International Film Festival will get under way in Szeged, in southern Hungary, next Monday, the festival’s director told a press conference.
The 2nd Térey Book Festival begins today
The 2nd Térey Book Festival in Debrecen starts on Tuesday. On the first day of the event, which runs until September 18, János Térey, born in Debrecen, will be commemorated, the poet’s youth will be revived by a walking theater, and an exhibition commemorating Szilárd Borbély will be opened at the book festival.
The Hungarian documentary about the hero of Debrecen received huge acclaim
The best film award went to Fruzsina Skrabski’s film Traumáinkon innen és túl at the Kiez Berlin Film Festival in the “Health and Medicine” category.
A sarcophagus containing a mummy will be on display in the Déri Museum!
Only once in almost 100 years, the two valuable sarcophagi that arrived in our city with the Déri collection in May 1925 left the border of Debrecen for only one day.