Friday
September 15-17: National Gallop at Heroes’ Square
Discover Hungarian equestrian traditions during this three-day extravaganza, when Budapest’s scenic Heroes’ Square turns into a racetrack that evokes the atmosphere of bygone times. Young jockeys dressed up as Hungarian hussars get on horseback, while archers, horseback battlers, and other historic Hungarian figures entertain crowds. More details
September 15-17: Sweet Days Chocolate and Sweets Festival at Szent István Square (in front of the Basilica)
This will most certainly be the sweetest weekend of early autumn in Budapest, as a selection of international and local handcrafted confections, such as chocolates, cakes,ice creams, and other sweet seductions tempt taste buds between Friday and Sunday. Furthermore, the country’s best pastry chefs and confectioners entertain everyone with shows, and when night falls delightful jazz performances and fine glasses of wine elevate the atmosphere.
10pm - 5am: Black Trap: Big Season Opening w/ Tisoki + Graphyt at Dürer Kert
Black Trap kicks off the fall season with a huge party in Dürer Kert, featuring the English Tisoki, the French Graphyt, and numerous Hungarian performers such as JumoDaddy, Adam Ajkay, Cholna, Drez, Wubbaduck, and Sirmark.
11pm - 6am: Corvin Club presents: Marco Bailey at Corvin Club
Marco Bailey is considered an icon when it comes to techno and the dancemusic industry as a whole, and 2017 continues to be another landmark year for him, with his first MATERIA residency considered a huge success. The brand looks to move worldwide, becoming a high-profile label and radio show and continuing to grow. Marco is a true pioneer of techno, and has no plans to step on the brakes anytime soon. More details
11pm - : SOC Events pres.: Solarstone (UK) at Akvárium Klub
One of the founding fathers of the European trance scene, Britiain’s Solarstone, debuts in Hungary on Friday with tracks like “Solarcoaster”, “The Calling”, and “Seven Cities” – all engraved in the history of trance. More details
Saturday
10am - 3pm: Street Festival on Kazinczy Street
On Saturday and Sunday, Budapest’s chaotic Kazinczy Street hosts a colorful car-free carnival, when almost all of the street’s restaurants, clubs, bars, and cafés join forces, hosting all kinds of exciting programs. Street music, photo shoots, belly-dancing performances, kid’s programs, and all kinds of cool events await everyone here for two days.
10am - 10pm: CityMatiné s06e08 – Vintage of the Last Sunbeam at the Citadel
The premier pioneer of daytime parties in Budapest, CityMatiné, entices everyone outside one last time on Saturday for a party fueled by electronic music and cool cocktails. In addition to Dj Sobek, Captain Knuckles, Monolit, Adx, Chriss Ronson, and Ramin Sayyah, special guests will also pop up behind the turntable. Head atop Gellért Hill on Saturday to say goodbye to the summer with one last daytime party.
2pm - 8pm: “Where is your God now?” Exhibition at Change-Change
The rhetorical question “Where is your God now?” may be rooted in certain passages of the Old Testament, however, despite its Biblical origins, online it is rather used through a series of memes in which the phrase is tagged to an image depicting an odd or extremely challenging situation. Guided by the weight of such a question, this concise association unites works that show manifestations of disturbance, trembling, dissolution, and dismantling either through material operations or conceptual formulations, synesthesia, weirdness, metaphysical thoughts, and political commentaries. More details
7pm - 8:30pm: Hitler and Hitler English-language performance at FUGA
Hitler and Hitler is a surrealistic farce; it is not a classical biographical performance, but rather a collage of artistic reflections on the book Mein Kampf, filled with rich imagination and vivid fantasy. Berlin- and Budapest-based actors created Hitler and Hitler, a performance that gives insight into a different perspective, and creates a new yet painfully recognizable portrait of the paranoid dictator.
10pm - 5am: Ludmilla Open-Air Summer Closing at A38
Ludmilla has been one of the most successful and most versatile female breakbeat DJs for the last nine years in Europe. In a longtime partnership with Beatman (creating the Beatman & Ludmilla formation), they have dozens of international releases and movie soundtracks under their belts. On Saturday night they bid farewell to the summer with a tremendous party aboard A38.
Sunday
9am - 12pm: Harmony Rooftop Yoga at Aria Hotel Budapest
There is no better way to start a Sunday than with an energizing yoga session... hang on, don’t scroll down just yet, as this session is held at a truly lovely venue, atop Aria Hotel, where Budapest lies beneath our feet. Furthermore, after the yoga class, Aria Hotel’s spa is open to all participants for two whole hours, thus you can truly give your body a boost to get ready for the week ahead.
11am – 10pm: Floating Boutik at A38
Local up-and-coming designers and artisans show off their creations and artworks on Sunday at a floating market aboard the A38 Ship. Street artists and designers transform the area into a floating garden of delights, filled with music and all kinds of trash and treasure. Grab a drink, browse and discover dazzling items, mingle with others, and relax at this cool event all day long.
5pm - 9pm: Roland Handrick at 360 Bar
Don’t miss out on a last chance to enjoy a stunning sunset atop Budapest, all amid a picturesque 360° panorama over the city. Delicious drinks, scenic views, and techno tunes mingle under the hands of Roland Handrick at the turntable, entertaining everyone here on Sunday.
7pm - 9pm: Recirquel Contemporary Circus Company: Night Circus at the Palace of Arts
Set among the ten-meter-high, slowly crumbling firewalls of Budapest, the troupe’s artists embark on a shared journey around the hidden depths of their own personalities, while seeking to fulfill their unattainable desire to fly. The creators do not tell a linear story. Eternal symbols of prehistoric times and representations of well-known fairy tales and mythical situations help the audience feel at ease in a world that is trying to engage its emotions rather than its reason. More details
7pm - 9:30pm: Il trittico (Il tabarro; Gianni Schicchi) at the Erkel Theater
On Sunday, two fantastic one-act pieces from Puccini's Il trittico fill Budapest's Erkel Theater, performed in Italian with Hungarian and English subtitles.Il tabarro tells the tale of a love triangle set in the oppressive atmosphere of a boat rocking along the banks of the Seine, while Gianni Schicchi was inspired by a medieval Florentine whose sly means of enriching himself were described by Dante himself in his Inferno, all presented with English subtitles.
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