Between 1 and 25 May, Vörösmarty tér will transform into one of Budapest’s most vibrant gathering spots through the revival of folk traditions. Visitors can look forward to nearly 60 programmes, including a dedicated proposal point, folk and industrial craft exhibitors, live music, dance performances, themed weekends, and a wide range of gastronomic experiences.
Between 16 and 18 May, Édes Mackó Kürtőskalács-Cukrászda by Vitéz Kürtős will celebrate its 8th birthday with a festive weekend in City Park, next to the Budapest Circus.
Zsiráf Pest launches its new INTERNATIONAL DAYS event series with a four-day Latin-themed fiesta filled with Mexican and Spanish-inspired food specials, cocktails, colourful decorations, and Latin rhythms.
The next Wine to Bar event takes place on 14 May at Stex Ház, inviting guests to explore the different styles and characteristics of New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc through six carefully selected wines.
On 13 May, guests will be able to travel across the world through five wine and five bean-to-bar chocolate pairings, guided by wine and spirits expert Kristián Kielmayer and chocolate expert Gabriella Szabó.
On 7 and 8 May, the Neighborhood Cocktail Festival brings together cocktail lovers across three venues: Pink Pony Club, Hotsy Totsy, and Elysian Budapest.
Giulia’s garden returns for the season with a three-day opening that leans into everything we’ve been waiting for: long afternoons, slow evenings, and that first proper excuse to stay outside.
After the first taste of terrace season, the garden opens up again for another easy-going weekend. Expect the debut of the summer menu, delicious dishes, and that familiar atmosphere that makes you stay longer than planned - the perfect way to ease into spring properly.
The Jazz and Wine Festival returns for its third edition between 22 and 25 May at the Margitsziget Open-Air Theatre, where visitors can sample a curated selection of wines.
On 25 and 26 April, MANYI hosts a Georgian gastro weekend, where the kitchen is taken over by Masho and Ana, two Georgian friends living in Budapest and founders of Soko Pop-Up.