Flower Carnival, Csíksomlyó Passion, Jazz Music
We can watch the flower cars in 2021, listen to jazz music while drinking delicious wine around the Frog Pond (Békás-tó), and a new programme series will also await visitors in Debrecen.
Culture
The Culture-Fröccs program series in Debrecen will be expanded with new locations
The Culture-Splatter program series was launched at the end of May with the aim of reviving the city center after the pandemic, filling the spaces with joy, so that the people of the city can share the joy of reopening. Those interested could see nearly 80 short individual or small group street productions in several […]
European Citizens’ Prize Goes to FreeSZFE
The European Parliament has awarded Hungarian civil rights group Freeszfe for its Emergency Exit programme with this year’s European Citizens’ Prize, according to a Tuesday announcement.
Zsazsa Gábor’s Ashes Laid to Rest in Budapest
The ashes of Zsazsa Gábor were laid to rest on Tuesday in the Fiumei Street graveyard in Budapest, almost five years after her death. Prince Frederic von Anhalt, the Hollywood celebrity’s last husband, brought the Golden Globe Award-winning actress’s ashes from America, thereby fulfilling her wish to rest forever in her homeland.
Káel: Hungarian Film Strives to Get to Larger Audiences With International Co-Production
Hungarian producers want to reach larger-than-ever audiences through ambitious international co-productions, the government commissioner for developing Hungary’s motion picture industry said in an interview posted on www.screendaily.com film industry website.
Sleeping Tree in Full Bloom
Found from Iran all the way to the Far East, the Persian silk tree (Albizia julibrissin) has multiple common names in Japanese that translate to “sleeping tree,” referring to the fact that the leaves close up at night. Made up of tuft-like clusters of purplish pink stamens, the flowers bloom from June to September, offering […]
A film about the everyday life of shepherds in Hortobágy can be seen in cinemas from Thursday
The everyday life of the shepherds of Hortobágy, feared by tourists, is presented in the documentary of Róbert V. Bodnár entitled Hajszra és cselőre, which will be screened in cinemas all over the country from Thursday.
Photo of the Day: Shining Cloud at Night in Northern Hungary
Shining cloud at night above Salgótarján on 5 July 2021.
Yet another Mottled Arrival in the Zoo’s Lama Group
Lamas seem to have a great time here, judging from the fact that, following last year’s four births, there is now yet another new arrival in the group. Born on July 1 and sure to stay by her caring mother’s side for a good while, the little female has an excellent appetite and gets stronger […]
Four Hungarian Films to Be Screened in Cannes
The programme of the 74th Cannes Film Festival, the first post-pandemic event, starting on July 6, will feature four works by Hungarian directors. Ildikó Enyedi’s feature film entitled The Story of my Wife will compete for the Golden Palm top award.