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If you like electronic music, and don't mind a fancy venue either, mark your calendar!
If you like electronic music, and don't mind a fancy venue either, mark your calendar!
On March 14th, one of Budapest’s best party places kicks off spring with free entry, extended opening hours, amazing daily discounts and more.
Craft beer enthusiasts will be pleased to learn that local beer bar Hopaholic is hosting a Swedish tap takeover this weekend.
Experience the fusion of Manouche swing and pop melodies at Budapest's epicentre of local live music.
Experience a very traditional yet casual Hungarian event, where folk musicians play jolly, fast-paced songs.
Enjoy the acoustic melodies of the talented Hungarian musician Henri Gonzo in this urban jungle.
After their concert at the Puskás Arena last year, you can now see them at the MVM Dome.
Another exciting act from the A38 line-up, Dutch band Yīn Yīn has been drawing on psychedelic rock and sometimes even 70s disco.
Embark on an exciting musical journey as the VreMea Válkània delves into the rich influences of the Balkan regions.
Sashay to the heart of the party district and get ready for a serious game night.
If you are pretty much against the V-Day fuss, hop into an anti-Valentine's Day party at Hoff House.
Craft and taste delicious cocktails dreamed up specifically for the occasion.
On Tuesdays, folk tunes fill the air as the Hungarian band Kétpeti takes the stage.
Farsang, the Hungarian equivalent of the carnival season, stretches from January 6th until February 14th this year. Here is how to celebrate it.
If you like craft beer, head to the party district's beloved craft beer bar and bottle shop, Hopaholic.
The concert of Mexican instrumental post-rock band Austin TV will be a real treat for those receptive to experimentation.
Get captivated by the St Petersburg band, who mix different avant-garde genres.
View the collection and stay for the party right under the dome for an art-meets-music experience.
n taste more than 100 types of draught beer during the Indoor Beer Festival at the historic Várkert Bazár on February 23-24th.
In honour of the Day of the Hungarian Culture, you can join free concerts at the popular cultural centre Turbina.
If you are up for a surreal musical journey, pop to the downtown club (and cinema) Toldi on Friday night.
Depeche Mode, Coldplay, and Ed Sheeran – our 20+1 list is guaranteed to offer a musical treat for everyone.
KamaRave, Dialect, MKE and MOME all together will revitalize these unbounded catacombs, with two stages, numerous installations and performances.
Starting on January 7th, you can relish gigs in the surreal yet cosy venue every Sunday.
Explore new hotspots in Budapest with our list of the latest additions to the city's gastro and hospitality scene from 2023.