The Debrecen Spring Festival in 2025 will again feature outstanding Hungarian artists, bands, and family programs, running from April 5 to 15. The events will take place at the Kölcsey Center and several other downtown locations. On March 26, 2025, Puskás István, the Deputy Mayor of Debrecen, and Zita Dobos, CEO of the Főnix Event […]
On March 29, as part of the Made in Debrecen Festival, audiences can enjoy concerts at nine different venues, featuring 192 bands and a total of 645 musicians.
The Hungarian adaptation of the world-famous Tony Award-winning Broadway musical, The Cage of Mad Women, directed by Róbert Alföldi and starring András Stohl and Gábor Hevér, premiered ten years ago and has been performed without stopping for the past decade. The legendary production will leave the stage in 2025 after a few performances in the […]
The “Euro Foto Art” International Association (AIEFA) in Oradea, in collaboration with Partium House in Debrecen, organized the “Bihar – Hajdú-Bihar” Euroregion Press Photo Contest for the tenth time under the auspices of the International Federation of Photographic Art (FIAP), recognized by UNESCO.
Debrecen will host the opening of a unique European cultural program in early April. The Zhejiang Wu Opera from China will perform the Legend of the White Snake in Vienna and, for the first time in Hungary, in Debrecen. The traditional Chinese Wu opera will be staged at the 160-year-old Csokonai Theatre on April 1st […]
Lent, the forty-day period of preparation for Easter, begins on Wednesday. During this penitential season, Christians prepare to celebrate the resurrection of Jesus through “deepening their faith, reconciliation, and self-denial,” according to a statement from the Hungarian Catholic Bishops’ Conference.
As Oscar Week continues, last night’s Academy panel at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures in Los Angeles brought together the producers behind this year’s Best Picture nominees for an insightful discussion. Our reporter, Virág Vida, was on-site to capture the highlights.
Titled Second Creation, an exhibition by puppet designer Richárd Oláh has opened at the Vojtina Puppet Theatre.
A long-awaited answer arrived after 200 years: an international research project investigating the DNA of prehistoric humans included a contribution from an archaeologist at the Déri Museum.
The largest social event of the Hungarian community in Los Angeles took place yesterday at one of the city’s prominent Hilton hotels. We were on-site, celebrating alongside Hungarian scouts representing multiple generations and members of the diaspora.
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