The Vojtina Puppet Theatre has officially kicked off its landmark 50th season. The rehearsal process for the first two premieres began on August 18, and at a season announcement press conference on Wednesday, Anikó Asbóth, the theatre’s director and a founding member, formally announced the official news from the spring: Terka Láposi will take over […]
World Reading Day is September 8. On this special occasion, the Friends of the Book network invites lovers of books and reading to a three-day series of free programs.
A new exhibition at the New City Hall Gallery in Debrecen presents the development of the bicycle as a means of transport, featuring the unique private collection of Attila Katona – the Debrecen Bicycle Museum’s collection.
From September 7 to 28, the Week of Synagogues event series will offer over a dozen programs in six cities for audiences interested in Jewish religion, culture, gastronomy, music, and community life.
The Debrecen Wine and Jazz Days festival began its three-day celebration on Thursday, July 31, 2025, in the heart of the Big Forrest, along the scenic Békás Lake. This event has become a beloved gathering for wine enthusiasts and jazz lovers alike, blending exquisite wines with top-tier jazz performances for a truly memorable summer evening.
From July 31 to August 2, 2025, 50 wineries and 40 musical acts will welcome visitors at the Debrecen Wine and Jazz Days in the Big Forrest.
Forty musical acts will perform on three stages, while fifty wineries from twenty-two wine regions will present their best products over four days starting Wednesday at the more than fifty-year-old Debrecen Wine and Jazz Days — the organizers told MTI.
Dr. Szabolcs Mátyássy, Director of the Csokonai National Theatre, will step down from his position by mutual agreement as of September 1, 2025.
On the last day of July, life returns to the shores of Lake Békás: for three days, wine and music lovers are invited to the Debrecen Wine and Jazz Days, where 50 wineries from 22 Hungarian wine regions and 40 jazz acts will create a unique fusion of flavors and sounds. This year, the Great […]
Ozzy Osbourne, the legendary lead singer of the British heavy metal band Black Sabbath, has died at the age of 76, the BBC reported Tuesday, citing a statement from his family. The multiple Grammy Award-winning artist passed away peacefully, surrounded by loved ones.
