Friday
6pm - 10.20pm: Brad Pitt Double Feature: Snatch & Fight Club at Bem CinemaWhat’s better than watching one of Brad Pitt’s best films after work? Watching two of them! On Friday and Sunday, Bem Cinema will screen Guy Ritchie’s second crime caper, Snatch, and David Fincher’s darkly comic drama, Fight Club, both starring the famous actor. While the latter is a blistering, hallucinatory, often brilliant film combining social satire and sociopathology into one hard-hitting punch, the other tells a twisting, witty, and wise crime/boxing story, full of snappy dialogue and interesting characters. Both films are screened with original English audio and Hungarian subtitles.
7pm - 11pm: Thai Gourmet Week at Buddha-Bar Hotel Budapest Klotild Palace Buddha-Bar restaurant takes epicures on culinary tours around the Asian continent with regularly organized thematic feasts, and between March 17-26, diners can experience unique tastes of Thailand. Guests enjoy a flavorful collection of spice-infused bites amid the dimly lit Asian ambience that sets Buddha-Bar apart, and this mystical milieu is ideal for enjoying the artful composition of Oriental flavors prepared by Executive Chef Osama Kutaini. Following the flavorful journey of Thai treats, guests can imbibe fancy cocktails brought to Budapest by Roman Rizovatov – Bar Manager at the Buddha-Bar in St. Petersburg – that are equally appealing for taste buds and eyes.
8pm - 9.05pm:
Compagnie Virginie Brunelle – Foutrement at Trafó Foutrement explores infidelity: men and women at the mercy of temptation and primal instincts. Three dancers – a man and two women, in love, ripped apart, wounded, betrayed – move with racked bodies, sagging under the weight of Love’s disillusionment. Throughout their sexual adventures, the illusion of love persists, doubt mixes with desire, and what began as attraction ends in obsession.
A string of scenes expertly interwoven by light and music, Foutrement draws its inspiration from classical dance, yet is unashamedly contemporary. At times lyrical, at times agitated and choppy, Virginie Brunelle’s work is always physically powerful and remarkably emotive.
11pm - 5am: NIGHTDRIVE Presents Harvey Sutherland at Toldi ClubMike Katz (or Kay) has been involved in Melbourne’s fringe live-music scene for the last couple of years now, releasing on cassettes, CDs, and vinyl for This Thing, the locally run label for which he calls home, whilst being picked up by the likes of the revered Peoples Potential Unlimited imprint and played by DJs like Motor City Drum Ensemble abroad. His newest alias, however, is the name on one-to-watch lists for 2016. As Harvey Sutherland, his Dam-Funk-esque live set is riddled with instantly hooky boogie basslines, saturated 808 drum tracks, and jazzy synth leads that send us all into a dreamy state of dance-floor euphoria. 11pm - 4am: A38 Night/Life – Perturbator, GosT, Dan Terminus at A38 ShipGosT takes everything you’ve learned to love about the retro scene and stabs the hell out of it, injecting gobs of late-night dance club desperation, dissonant slasher soundtrack hits, and references galore to the metal scene he grew up on.
James Kent – the one-man Parisian retrowave powerhouse – revisits the eerie and energizing analog oscillations of 1970s and 1980s horror, sci fi, action, and exploitation films. Taking cues from long-hailed masters in the genre – director John Carpenter, Goblin, Vangelis – Kent was weaned on a steady diet of LaserDisc monsterpieces.
And so, Perturbator was born.Saturday
10am - 1pm:
“Pocket Volcano” at Virág Judit Gallery Titled as “Pocket Volcano”, this exhibit of József Csató presents his works created last year. A decided difference is the measure of abstraction thanks to the experimental surfaces of his newest works. While Csató is unconsciously preoccupied with collages, colors, smoke, and volcanic forms slowly seep through into his pictures, creating an interesting play between flat and dimensional surfaces. Up to this time, the complete oeuvre by Csató is defined by humor and irony, or the delicate presence of unrealistic burlesque elements. Luckily these are all characteristics of “Pocket Volcano” as well. Also, there is Csató’s straight-out honesty, and playful stolidity within the spontaneous details. One of our recommendations for the season.
3pm - 5pm:
Lone Waltz Records Pop-Up Show at Wave Record StoreLone Waltz Records is an independent record label founded and curated by Budapest-based singer-songwriters who are passionate about music in all possible ways. The list of artists signed to them includes Papaver Cousins, a duo of two unlikely cousins delivering a wide range of guitar based music built on the roots of folk and blues; András Upor, whose energetic performance, diverse vocal qualities, and expressive guitar playing enables him to fill the stage as if a whole band were present; and Zanzinger, aka Budapest-based singer-songwriter Daniel Micsoda, who deals with the tough side of being human. Last but not least, they have Duke Bluebeard, the folk-pop act of A. D. Lukács. On this afternoon, they’ll play some of their songs at Wave and you can also buy their releases. 10pm - 4am: Hervé x Bosch – Garden Of Delights at Tütü On March 26th, surrealistic creatures are infesting Budapest’s most distinctive nightclub.
Grotesque medieval beings and Gothic fashion monsters are designating the latest definition of beauty in the extravagant ambience of Tütü. The fantastic world of renowned painter Hieronymus Bosch will come to life through the interpretation of Hervé, providing insight to one of the most debated and interpreted minds of art history.
11pm - 5am: BNC & Küss Mich Presents Aurora Halal at LÄRMAurora Halal is a producer and visual artist, but also a promoter behind the important New York club night Mutual Dreaming, and co-organizer and curator of the Sustain Release festival, always bringing the DIY spirit to the forefront. She self-released the “Passageway” and “Shapeshifter” EPs, her recent material ranging from hazy, dubby techno to melodic offbeat house with a splash of acid. She has also recorded with Ital as Ital & Halal and Jason Letkiewicz (aka Steve Summers) as Innergaze.
11pm - 5am: Der Morgen Presents CW/A Live at Toldi ClubIndividual powerhouses of production, Avatism and Clockwork, have become one of the most exciting duos in dance music’s current circuit with CW/A.
Previously accomplished musicians in their own right, they joined forces in 2013 to begin anew and take the act of performance into the club. Since their inception the duo has forged a unique path through the murky world of electronic music through performances at Sonar, Exit, Audioriver, DGTL, and Fabric, and through standout releases on Vakant, M_REC, and their own Parachute Records.Sunday
6am - 2pm:
Contra Mundum Presents Afterhours at Corvin BarBudapest never sleeps – not even after a Saturday night spent dancing and drinking.
That’s why Afterhours came to life: a party series that takes place every Sunday beginning at 6am at Corvin Club, for those who still don’t want to leave the club scene, but instead spend some more time on the dance floor. This time Vuk & Runy, Zvezda Beta, and Andras Toth will stand behind the decks. 10am - 1pm:
Palace Of Delights at MüPa – Palace Of ArtsThe Palace of Delights awaits families who wish to spend time with creative, and meaningful activities. The children’s concerts, dance shows, and fairy-tale theatrical acts – as well as musicals and other creative activities, including games – are always linked to a weekly theme of the Palace of Arts. 11.30am - 2pm: Easter at Gundel Restaurant Easter is unthinkable without festive meals made from traditional Easter ingredients. In Gundel’s lunch and dinner offers you may not only find lamb and rabbit dishes, but also ham. Dishes like slow-cooked lamb shoulder and seared rack of lamb with haricot beans purée, plum tomato, and Rosemary dressing or rooster essence with celery-stuffed noodles will surely get you into the festive mode.
Moreover, at their Sunday Brunch, they will serve a variety of festive dishes upstairs and downstairs in their restaurant.
5pm - 11pm: Lay-Up! – Golden Age Of Trip-Hop: DJ Bootsie at Művelődési Szint (MÜSZI) Hip-hop beats, scratch, electronics, elements of film and folk music, and jazz... a masterful amalgam of all these things makes up the music of DJ and producer DJ Bootsie, a feature on the scene for some 20 years now. But this time, he’ll play a special set focusing on his favorite trip-hop cuts and his earlier releases. Warmup and after: Peter Bernath and Rare. Chill out!
7pm - 11.30pm:
Der Weg Einer Freiheit, The Great Old Ones, Harakiri For The Sky at Dürer KertMarch 27th will be the big day of black metal; Der Weg Einer Freiheit will perform in Budapest for the first time!
The German band, following the riff-centric, melodic, but aggressive style of Dissection and Sacramentum released their strongest album, “Stellar”, last year, which will be presented in Hungary in the course of a Europe tour. The warm-up bands will be The Great Old Ones, who turn the Cthulhu mythos into post-black metal, and Harakiri For The Sky, with their very similar style.
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