18 November marks the beginning of the European Week for Waste Reduction and, for this occasion, we are officially joining the nationwide phone recycling campaign launched by the Hungarian sub-organization of the Jane Goodall Institute in order to help protect endangered primates endemic to Central Africa.
Comedy-drama Bad Poems fetched the audience prize at the week-long 19th Hungarian Film Festival of Los Angeles which showed feature and television films, as well as documentaries, shorts and animation films for children, the National Film Fund said.
A Confucius Institute set up in cooperation between Debrecen University and Tianjin University opened in the main building of the University of Debrecen.
The National Library of Israel is working with Google to digitize 120,000 books from its extensive collection of Jewish texts and upload them to the internet for public use. The library said in a statement this week that its contribution will significantly increase the percentage of Hebrew texts available on Google Books.
Date: 13-15 December
There is a new exhibition in Kölcsey Centre, presenting artworks made by the well-known Hungarian painter János Komiszár.
This November 14 has been designated the International Day of Zoo Educators by IZE-International Zoo Educators Association in order to reflect the key role of zoological and environmental education and public awareness raising in the mission of modern zoos.
The Gergely Csiky Theatre in Kaposvár, south-west Hungary, was opened on Monday after a three-year reconstruction.
As winter and the end of this year draw near, all of nature is settling down for a slumber.
A photo exhibition celebrating the 100th anniversary of the birth of Bauhaus has opened in the Academy of Hungary in Rome.
