Women’s literature afternoon at Fabrik
On 8 March, an afternoon devoted to women's voices is coming to Fabrik, where readings and conversations take centre stage. The programme opens with an English-language book launch of The Women Are Not Fine by Hope Reese, continues with a reading marathon featuring ten Hungarian authors, and closes with a roundtable discussion on writing, literature, femininity, and motherhood. The event is free, but registration is required due to limited capacity.
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Women’s Day at Giulia
At Giulia, 8 March - International Women's Day is marked with a golden signature cocktail inspired by Italy's mimosa tradition, where yellow flowers symbolise strength and femininity. Guests can request a single-stem tulip alongside the drink, while a pre-bookable Women's Day package - designed for those wishing to surprise their partner - includes the cocktail and a tulip bouquet. A simple, elegant way to mark the occasion, whether as a thoughtful gesture or a celebratory toast among friends.
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ONYX Budapest birthday programme series
On 8 March, ONYX Budapest marks its 19th birthday with a full-day series of celebratory events. Throughout the day, guests will have the chance to gain insight into the workings of the restaurant's creative community, while discovering ONYX through five independent events, each with a different format and atmosphere - from lighter, shorter experiences to seated, multi-course fine dining occasions.
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Secret Market
On 14 March, the iconic Széchenyi Baths will transform into a stylish design fair as the Secret Market takes over its elegant Marble Hall. Stroll among the stalls, discover handcrafted treasures, and soak up the atmosphere in one of Budapest's most impressive venues.
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Birthday Bash at Mad Scientist
One of Hungary's most popular craft breweries, Mad Scientist, is celebrating its 10th anniversary on 14 March. To mark the occasion, they're hosting a special open day at their Maglódi út brewery and the neighbouring Mad Garden.
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Tereza Terrace Opening
As the evenings grow longer and lingering outdoors starts to feel just right, Tereza opens its terrace on 14 March, for a special weekend celebration. If the weather allows, the garden grill will be fired up, filling the air with smoke and slow-cooked flavours designed for sharing, all paired with music and that easy early-spring atmosphere we've been waiting for.
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Rakpart reopening
From 14 March, the lower Pest embankment once again becomes car-free on selected days as the Rakpart season officially begins. The reopening marks one of Budapest's clearest signs of spring, offering space along the Danube for walks, cycling and relaxed riverside afternoons.
Revolution Day
Hungary's National Day commemorates the 1848 Revolution and remains one of the country's most significant public holidays. On 15 March, expect official ceremonies, family-friendly programmes and free museum entry at several institutions.
She Speaks Business
On 15 March, She Speaks Business brings together women from different professional backgrounds for a brunch-style gathering centred on creativity, entrepreneurship and building meaningful careers. The event is ticket-based, with the focus placed firmly on honest dialogue and shared experience.
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Kikuo performs at Dürer Kert
Japanese electronic artist Kikuo is heading to Budapest for the very first time, bringing his Kikuoland: Above All Bounds world tour to Dürer Kert on 16 March. Known for pairing sweet, almost childlike melodies with darker, unsettling undertones, Kikuo has become one of the most distinctive figures of the Vocaloid scene.
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Hello Piac
On 21 March, HELLO PIAC returns to Erzsébet Square with a free-entry design fair showcasing Hungarian makers. Expect fashion, jewellery, home décor, natural cosmetics and conscious, zero-waste products - all straight from the creators. Dog-friendly and community-focused, it's a lively Saturday stop for anyone who prefers shopping local.
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Poppy live at Barba Negra
Poppy finally arrives in Budapest on 22 March with her Constantly Nowhere tour, bringing her unpredictable, high-energy live show to Barba Negra. Known for effortlessly jumping between metal, pop, industrial and punk, Poppy has built a reputation for concerts that are just as visually striking as they are musically intense.
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Sakura Festival 2026
The annual Sakura Festival returns to ELTE Botanical Garden on 28 March, celebrating the blooming of the Japanese cherry trees and the tradition of Ohanami. Visitors can picnic beneath the blossoms while enjoying a weekend of Japanese culture, including music, martial arts, language lessons, and ikebana workshops. Opening hours are 9am to 6pm.
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(Cover photo: Marton Koncz - We Love Budapest)
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