“Without music, life would be a mistake.” – This is even more true when we are having dinner; we are introducing 9 spots in the city where you can dine with live music in the background.
On 7 October, the Liszt Celebration International Cultural Festival kicks off, with programmes combining jazz, classical and world music, dance, theatre and literature.
We pick out the highlights of the annual cultural extravaganza, Bartók Spring International Arts Weeks, taking place in Budapest, Miskolc, Debrecen and Győr.
Happy birthday, Marczi! Buda cultural hub, the Marczibányi Téri Művelődési Központ, is celebrating its 50th birthday with live music and open-air events this spring.
Hungarian jazz guitarist Gábor Szabó was a star in 1960s' LA before his career and health declined. Now, 40 years after his death in Budapest, two music writers are writing a book about him.
Tom Waits tunes and Norwegian folk songs will be given a jazzy underscore when Norwegian singing star Rebekka Bakken and Budapest's Modern Art Orchestra take to the Müpa stage on Tuesday.
There are plenty of shows, concerts and performances to enjoy at Budapest's inaugural Liszt Fest International Cultural Festival, celebrating the life of Franz Liszt and his contemporary influences.
It's been quiet for a while but now the soothing sounds of the Jazz Brunch at the József Katona Theatre are starting up again, from 11am this Sunday, 26 September.
A new video depicting dreamy scenes of Finland was inspired by a live collaboration between keyboard player Zsolt Kaltenecker and singer Tamara Mózes at Budapest's Opus Jazz Club. Take a look!