The first Budapest Hay Festival, a gathering of “the best of Hungarian, Central European, English speaking and international authors and thinkers to celebrate the sharing of stories and ideas”, opened on Friday.
Chairman of the Hungarian Federation of Writers János Szentmártoni and the writer Ferenc Kontra will travel to Zagreb on the invitation of the Croatian federation of writers on May 7. Szentmártoni said thy planned to lay the foundations of a long-term cooperation, as they did during a recent visit to Russia.
The Hungarian soprano Csilla Boross was praised by critics in the American press for her role in the premiere of a new staging of Verdi’s Nabucco in Washington at the weekend.
State secretary for sports policy at the Ministry of National Resources Attila Czene has opened a contemporary art exhibition in Rome which shows the highlights of Hungarian sports history.
“An Imperial Message” a radio play by András Forgách and Tibor Szemző for Hungarian public radio, has been picked for the 16th International Prix Marulic Radio Festival, to be held in Hvar on the island of Hvar, Croatia, on May 19-25.
The foundation stone for a monument for the March of the Living was laid in downtown Budapest on Friday, at a ceremony attended by Antal Rogán, mayor of the city's District V.
Hungary and the United States will mark the 90th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations at a conference at the Central European University in Budapest on May 10.
Art fair organiser Art Market Budapest and the Hungarian Mission to the UN in Vienna on Tuesday launched a programme that aims to cement the ties connecting art worlds in Hungary and Austria.
Almost a hundred students at Hungarian art schools have made valid submissions to the Young Creative Chevrolet (YCC) Contest in the national round of the competition.
The Titanic Film International Film Festival has wound up a successful week, featuring events for film industry insiders and the general public as well as film screenings.