A Story of Colours: Bertalan Székely’s Most Famous Paintings
On 8 May in 1835, one of the most distinguished figures of Hungarian art history was born. On the
Ignite Budapest #5
Ignite is an evening of speedy talks on various topics in English, each with a slideshow
World Press Freedom Day
On 3 May, the world stops to commemorate the stories that managed to form new ideas, shed light on
Get Moving on the International Dance Day
On 29 April, the world takes a few bouncy steps to celebrate the International Dance Day. The idea
City Sisters
The 25th of April is World Sister Cities Day: it’s when the whole world is reminded that not only
7 Painfully True Drama Films On Holocaust
Today is the 74th anniversary of the outbreak of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising. It is our time to
The World’s Most Enchanting Public Sculptures
Architectural Digest collected the most fascinating public sculptures including one in Budapest
Happy Birthday, Annie Hall!
Rutai Lili It has been 40 years since the iconic and semi-autobiographical comedy of Woody Allen arrived to the
The Choreography of Máté Mészáros and Csaba Molnár on the Eve of the International Dance Day
The Central Europe Dance Theatre’s series, K-Arcok (Inner Outlines) continues: within the