Culture
David Helfgott (AU)
On March 17th, the renowned Australian pianist, David Helfgott, returns to Budapest.
On March 17th, the renowned Australian pianist, David Helfgott, returns to Budapest.
On March 16th, prepare for stories about relationships as the theme is love and heartbreaks at the 8th district hangout Mixát.
At the Bura Károly Gallery's new exhibition in the 8th district, you can explore gender and ethnicity from the viewpoint of four talented women.
View the studio portraits and compelling journalistic photos of Hungarian photographer Manó Mai.
March 15th is a bank holiday, commemorating the Hungarian Revolution of 1848.
Join a day-long screening of the nominated films at Művész Art Cinemaon March 10th.
Noámi and her band are about to host a super cosy and intimate concert at the conemporary art centre Trafó.
If you are curious about architectural issues, join this film festival between March 7-10th!
Explore the free photo exhibition of a young Hungarian talent at the hip downtown Hotel GIN.
13 Hungarian designers and artists bring their darkest creations – graphics, illustrations, clothes jewellery, and ceramics.
Between March 1-17th, Budapest Zoo's Biodome lights up with a new spectacle.
If you are an art lover, Hungary's largest classical and contemporary art fair is a must-visit.
Catch Poor Things, the new cinematic sensation starring Emma Stone, at Bem Cinema this Friday!
At the Superluminal exhibition, you can see works of 40 Hungarian and foreign artists, exploring the nature of light.
Gear up for a night of laughter at the American-style hangout Gaby's on February 22nd!
Delve into the world of Hungarian painter, Gergely Gyuricza, as he unveils his latest project centred around passion and erotic relationships.
On February 11th, our favourite repertory cinema, Bem, spoils us with two parts of the 'Before trilogy'.
Marvel at architectural treasures hidden behind Budapest's old doors at this new exhibition!
Cziffra György Festival is a collection of musical and artistic treats.
View the collection and stay for the party right under the dome for an art-meets-music experience.
Spanning two thousand square meters across multiple rooms, prepare to be amazed as you step into the most iconic paintings of the Dutch master.
On the first weekend of February (3-4th), you can be sure to find yourself amidst festivities in Budapest's Chinatown.
If you are after a unique cinematic experience, join the Budapest Independent Film Festival, which is returning to Kino Cafe Mozi on 9-10 February.
See a special photography exhibition displaying more than one hundred works in the Hungarian National Gallery.