Debrecen welcomes a landmark cultural event as the world-famous tradition of Zoltán Mága’s New Year’s Concert comes to the city for the first time. Having become one of Hungary and Europe’s most celebrated cultural events in Budapest over the past 18 years, this concert now sets out to create a new national tradition, bringing its artistic excellence beyond the capital.

The 2026 concert’s motto is “You are beautiful, magnificent Hungary—the tradition continues in Debrecen!”

Debrecen—where art finds its home

The city of Debrecen is a prominent cultural center, where a commitment to the arts and the creation of community value have always been given special emphasis.

Throughout his career, Mága Zoltán has performed in Debrecen on numerous occasions, each time receiving immense love, enthusiasm, and tremendous acclaim from the city’s audience.

As a worthy continuation of this tradition, in 2026 Debrecen will host its first provincial New Year’s Grand Concert, further enriching the city’s cultural heritage. Expect a world-class production featuring:

• Kossuth Prize-winning opera singers
  Renowned international soloists
  Legendary actors
  Exceptional young talents

The performance will include contributions from:

• Budapest Primarius Symphony Orchestra
  Budapest Gypsy Virtuosos
  Choirs, children’s choirs, and dancers

The event continues the New Year’s Concert tradition of spectacular visual and musical quality, offering an unforgettable evening for all attendees.

Charity Mission
As part of its nationwide expansion, the 2026 New Year’s Concert series will support 18 hospitals, children’s institutions, and family support organizations across Hungary. A portion of the Debrecen concert’s proceeds will go to the Debrecen Children’s Clinic, helping provide modern, high-quality care for children.

For tickets and more information, please visit www.jegy.hu.

Welcome 2026 in Debrecen with an unforgettable celebration of music and culture!

Date: January 3
Location: Főnix Arena

Source: debreceniprogramok.com| Photo credit: Pixabay (illustration)