The Hungarian Marketing Association recognized the Csokonai Theater again with marketing diamond awards, the institution informed. The video clip, “This is how we move”, was awarded the most important organization of the Hungarian marketing industry, which was opened in August last year, and the moving of the company’s new building.
The complete renovation of the patinated old building of the Csokonai Theater in Debrecen is nearly completed, and the playground is expected to be opened in the first half of the year – the mayor of the town of Cívis told reporters on Wednesday after inspecting the works on site.
Alice Endresz’s pictures will be on display until February 11 at the DEMKI Józsa Community Hall.
Colorful programs commemorate the 200th anniversary of the birth of the National Anthem and welcome the Day of Hungarian Culture in many settlements of Hajdú-Bihar and the county seat, the vice president of the Hajdú-Bihar General Assembly announced at a press conference at the county hall on Monday.
Italian actor and singer Gina Lollobrigida has died at the age of 95.
On the 100th anniversary of her birth, Nikola H. Péteri, the György Bessenyei Award-winning artistic secretary and artistic advisor of the Csokonai Theater, was remembered in a narrow circle at the Csokonai Forum.
Lívia Dobák, Jászai Mari award winner and playwright awarded with the Lajos Bálint wandering ring, passed away at the age of sixty-seven, the Hungarian Theater Society and the Guild of Theater Dramaturgs informed MTI on Sunday.
A lending machine opened at the Petőfi memorial library at Víztorony utca 13 in Debrecen. The structure tries to compensate the readers of the Víztorony utca library, which was closed until April 15 due to the energy crisis. This is the fourth book lending machine in Debrecen, the Méliusz library says in its announcement.
Géza Morcsányi, translator, dramatist and editor, former director of Magvető Publishing, has died at the age of 71, the publishing house announced on its Facebook page on Wednesday.
Singer Emma Nagy and keyboardist Krisztián Oláh won in four categories among the best Hungarian jazz musicians of 2022. The singer of the year was Tamás Berki, and Béla Szakcsi Lakatos, who died in October, was also among the best.
