The Hungarian House of New York and the American Hungarian Library and Historical Society presents Kalotaszegi Workshop & Táncház with two legendary folk dancers from Hungary: Farkas Zoltán ”Batyu” & Tóth Ildikó “Fecske” 3 pm – 6 pm Workshop: Dances of Kalotaszeg 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm: Children’s Dance followed by táncház with instruction…

To observe the Day of Hungarian Culture, the Hungarian House of New York and the Balassi Institute, Hungarian Cultural Center, cordially invite you to an event presenting two unique, but dissimilar, paragons of Hungarian culture: the artwork of André Kertész, one of the most influential figures of modern photography, and…

To observe the Day of Hungarian Culture, the Hungarian House of New York and the Balassi Institute, Hungarian Cultural Center, cordially invite you to an event presenting two unique, but dissimilar, paragons of Hungarian culture: the artwork of André Kertész, one of the most influential figures of modern photography, and…

The Arany János Hungarian School is an open, ideologically and politically neutral, non-profit educational institution. The School operates every Saturday from 9.30 am to 12.30 pm. Ages 0-3 Bóbita Hungarian Mommy-and-Me Play Group A bi-weekly 50-minute-long program for children under 3 and their caregivers. A group for the youngest aiming…

VADALMA Celebrating Vadalma’s new album release! “Music of Elderflowers: Hungarian village folk songs in handmade arrangements” Based in San Francisco and Budapest, Vadalma (“Wild Apple”) creates vibrant, intimate arrangements of Hungarian village folk songs, featuring the rich singing traditions of Transylvania, Moldva, Transdanubia, and other areas of the Carpathian Basin.…