On the occasion of the 80th anniversary of the Holocaust, the German Cultural Forum in Debrecen is launching a long-term awareness-raising programme, the Éva Fahidi Dialogue Programme. The programme's name is linked to Éva Fahidi, a Holocaust survivor from Debrecen and Honorary Citizen of the City of Debrecen. The programme will start on the evening of the 15th of  April with a thematic film, titled The Euphoria of Existence (2019),  screening followed by a discussion. The aim of the event and the programme is to convey the message and legacy of Éva Fahidi “Never hate again!” Director: Réka Szabó Participants of the discussion: Andor Andrási, Réka Szabó and Zsuzsanna Iványi The entrance is free of charge, but registration is required. Registration is possible by e-mail: at info@deutsches-kulturforum.hu. After the screening, there will be an opportunity for a personal discussion with Andor Andrási, Éva's partner and Holocaust survivor. Date: 15 April, 5. 30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Location: the German Cultural Forum in Debrecen  Source:Facebook events  

The Job Fair and Career Day awaits visitors on the 17th of April at the Main Building of the University of Debrecen. The Fair will offer: - Jobs and internship programmes - Trainings for graduates at companies - Scholarship programmes at companies - Student job opportunities in Hungary and abroad - Job interview simulations - Career advising - CV advising - Graphological advising - Volunteer job opportunities - Networking opportunities The fair also gives support about the following questions and topics: You are about to receive your diploma or have just graduated, but you don’t know where to work? Are you looking for a job or an internship programme? You don’t know how to write a CV which stands out from the crowd? Would you like to try what a real job interview looks like? Are you interested in what a graphologist would say about your handwriting? Would you like to check your language skills? More info about the fair can be found at unideballasborze.hu or by contacting karrier.unideb@gmail.com.   Date: 17 April, 9 a.m - 4 p.m. Location: University of Debrecen, Main Building  Source: Facebook events

The 7th Debrecen Kids Festival between the 20th and the 21st of April will be held in the beautiful city of Debrecen, where countless games, stage programs and many other great programs are waiting for young and old alike for an unforgettable weekend! Please submit your registration to the event at  vedarendezvenyszervezes@gmail.com. Contact phone: + 36 20 7771116 Date: 20-21 April Location: Gázvezeték Street  35 Source:Facebook events

For more than half a century, Earth Day has been celebrated on the 22nd of  April to raise awareness of our shared responsibility to preserve our natural environment. To mark the occasion, on the 22nd of April, Debrecen Zoo is inviting groups of pre-school and school children, and on the 28th of  April, the Zoo is awaiting  families to join a series of themed activities. 22 April programmes 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. - Meet the endangered species of the Zoo! (Exercise sheets can be picked up at the zoo's main cash desk.) 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. - Be an ethologist! Observe the species in the zoo and record your experiences. 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. - Palm oil demonstration (Gibbon House) There will be interactive zoo education sessions organised for preschoolers and school groups. The optional topics to choose from are: - "Protected animals in the world" - "Introduction to responsible animal husbandry" - Palm House - "At home, at home - Getting to know the birds of our country and our native domestic animals" - "Animal friendly children - What can we do to protect our planet?" Bookable times for education sessions are 9:00 a.m. -10:30 a.m., […]

Within Retro Day programmes, jointly organised by Vojtina Puppet Theatre and Apollo Cinema to mark Debrecen’s no longer operating Uránia Cinema, founded in 1914, the English language film with Hungarian subtitles, Dracula (1931, 75 min) will be screened at Apollo Cinema on the 24th of April from 7.00 p.m. Since 2001, one of the city's most popular institutions, the Vojtina Puppet Theatre, has been operating in the building of the former Uránia Cinema, which changed its name twice; it was first known as Hungária and then Film Museum. Before the screening, Deputy Mayor Dr. István Puskás and Director of Vojtina Puppet Theatre Anikó Asbóth greet the audience. An accompanying film will be shown before the film Dracula! which is a two-and-a-half-minute segment from the film recorded in 1913, one year after the opening of the Apollo cinema and 1 year before the opening of Uránia. A presentation will be given on the interesting features and significance of the accompanying film by Local history researcher at the Architectural Archives Dr. Péter Horváth. Participation in the Apollo cinema evening program is free, but registration via this link. Date: 24 April, 7 p.m. Location: Apollo Cinema Source:Facebook Events