Past Events - 2026

A celebration of all that is lovely and motherhood - Amore Opera and Hungarian House join to organize this unique high-tea at the opera experience, a musically inspired yum cha with strudel and dim-sum.

Spring Fundraiser Benefit concert and dinner, with mulatós music by Horváth Duó and Tünde Csonka, and folk-music by Holdvilág Band.

Join us for a reading and meet the author Szilárd Páll, who will discuss the inspiration behind writing his novel - including immigration and emigration, the holocaust, 1956 revolution, and the Hungarian diaspora.

A combination of delightful Hungarian rhapsodies performed exclusively with wind instruments, this concert celebrates composers of Hungarian heritage that have shaped the classical music industry, performed by NYC local Sylvan Winds ensemble.

So you want to learn some csárdás and break out with some moves to impress? Join us for this six-session series for beginner to intermediate level folk dance.

Csárdás Hopp!! Coinciding with the March 15th Hungarian holiday commemorating the 1848 revolution, join us to learn and dance along with the spirit of the magyars.

n honor of the March 15th Hungarian national holiday commemorating the 1848 Hungarian Revolution, join us for a performance with the Hungarian National Theater

An afternoon discussion with Hungarian women industry leaders, about obstacles, achievements, and heritage. With Susan Polgár (1st female chess grandmaster) Lili Bordán (actor), Andrea Ábel (composer/musician), and Judit Kerekes (mathematician).

As IWD marks its 115th year, the Salon sYmphoNY of women artists from history and the here and now, this year brings its 15th annual event to the Hungarian House of New York for a meaningful collaboration. Free and open to public.

Celebrating 60 years in our beloved Yorkville building, Hungarian House. With honorable guests from the Consulate General of Hungary - New York, and music by the Horváth Duo, Tünde Csonka, and Kariné Poghosyan.

See the faces and places that build the composition of the Galga River-valley, Hungary, by photographer Sándor Gulyás.

Ripped away from her family in Hungary and sent to a Soviet gulag, a woman, desperate to survive, finds love during her agonizing struggle. With a historical introduction by János Rácz, phd - historian with the Veritas Historical Research Institute.

So you want to learn some csárdás and break out with some moves to impress? Join us for this six-session series for beginner to intermediate level folk dance.

Join Hungarian House and COPE Collective for a concert of modern chamber music pieces written by David Adam Nagy, Sam Friedman, Jessica Roman, Stefanie Lubowski, Austin Philemon & Adrienne Schoenfeld.

Learn more about the notable Hungarian historical figure and the tumults and tragedies he aspired to navigate. Event will be conducted in Hungarian.
Tudjon meg többet a nevezetes történelmi személyiségről, és azokról a tragédiákról, amelyeken igyekezett átvészelni. Magyar nyelven.

With their improvisations that connect us with the elegance of the 1930s–40s café culture, fusing gypsy swing, bossa nova, Hungarian folk, French chanson, and jazz in their unique “django pop,” sounds, inspired by Django Reinhardt, come experience Vivaldi's Four Seasons as you never have before!

Our regional community members are joining together for a holiday affair, and Vándor Banda will set the sound for a festive Christmas folk music concert and TÁNCHÁZ!

Folk dance instruction by Gábor Szanyó and Viola Kovács from Angyalföldi Vadrózsa Dance Ensemble

Vándor Banda band members: Hajdu-Németh László, Hajdu-Németh Balázs, Kalán Bence, Gáspár László