On 21 and 22 March, MVM Budapest Comic Con returns for its fifth edition, bringing together fans of geek culture for a weekend full of film, comics, and cosplay.
A new chapter begins at Kopaszi-gát on the first weekend of April, when a fresh riverside spot launches the season with a lively opening event in the heart of the popular green waterfront area.
Between 23 and 25 April, Budapest Park opens its gates, marking the start of its 15th concert season. The organisers are preparing several surprises for the opening weekend, but it has already been announced that acts such as Irie Maffia and Vad Fruttik will take the stage.
22 February marks Hungarian Ice Skating Day, traditionally celebrated on the anniversary of the country’s first Winter Olympic gold medal. Since 2018, the Városliget Ice Rink has hosted the commemorative event, and this year is no exception, with a full day of icy experiences awaiting visitors.
Created for International Women’s Day, She Speaks Business is a women-only networking brunch built around meaningful conversations and creative exchange.
Rock’a Rail is an urban, street-style ski and snowboard show that quite literally brings the mountains into the heart of the city. A creative rail course, spectacular tricks, live music and a true festival atmosphere await visitors.
On 3, 9 and 18 January, skating at Budapest Park gets an extra twist with a series of ice disco sessions at KoriPark. From afternoon into the evening, DJ Thomas sets the rhythm for gliding across the ice, turning the rink into a full-on party on skates.
The Kashmir Fesztivál Vol.006 returns to Budapest in 2026, bringing a colourful mix of food, crafts and cultural programmes to Népszínház utca. Visitors can expect Nepali handicrafts by Narayan Prasad Bhandari, traditional African and Indian cuisine, vegetarian options, and classic fair favourites from boiled corn and bubble waffles to cotton candy and popcorn.
If there’s one film that instantly brings on the Christmas mood, it’s Love Actually — and this year you can watch it on the big screen at Bem Cinema on 21 December at 18:15.
On 27 December, the Après Ski Soirée team returns to Budapest’s very own “glacier” to launch the 2025/26 ski season in their biggest edition yet. Normafa Síház and its surroundings will transform into a full winter festival zone, complete with expanded areas, new covered sections and surprises not seen before.
Nancy Meyers’ beloved Christmas classic The Holiday returns to the big screen for one cosy December evening. The film screens in English with Hungarian subtitles on 8 December at 8:30pm. Tickets cost HUF 2,700, with seating on a first-come, first-served basis. You can get your ticket on site or online via Cooltix.
On 6 December, you can join a festive Christmas workshop aboard a Mahart Cruises boat, where you’ll create a natural orange-and-cinnamon wreath under the guidance of Farmgirls Virágda.
This year’s Bartók Béla Ball returns between November 21 and 23, celebrating the vibrant mix of art, culture, and gastronomy once again. Over three days, visitors can immerse themselves in the lively Bartók Béla Street lifestyle and uncover the neighbourhood’s hidden gems — from restaurants and cafés to bars and community spaces, all welcoming guests with colourful programmes.