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Advent Concerts in the Small Reformed Church 

Small Reformed Church Révész tér 2, Debrecen

    The Small Reformed Church will host 4 Advent concerts in December.   Advent concert of the Young Organists on the 10th of December from 6 p.m The program includes works by Franz Schubert, Zoltán Kodály, Miklós Kocsár, Morten Lauridsen, Ennio Morricone, Ferenc Farkas and Mikola Dmitrovics Leontovics.  Contributors: Anna Teodóra Dani, Ábel Jakab-Zalánffy, Bercel Előd Kotsis, Petra Petrov-Todorov, Dániel Sárosi, Napsugár Sarolt Szabó, Péter Szilágyi, Bertalan Tamás Mátyás (organ), Marietta Kovács (violin). Preparatory teacher: Dániel Sárosi. By purchasing support tickets (HUF 1,000, 1,500 and 2,000), the public can support the realisation of the events. Tickets are available at the venue half an hour before the start of the concert.   Sol Oriens Choir's Advent concert ‘Praise Him with a horn and beautiful singing’  on the 16th of  December from 6 p.m. The program includes works by Franz Schubert, Zoltán Kodály, Miklós Kocsár, Morten Lauridsen, Ennio Morricone, Ferenc Farkas and Mikola Dmitrovics Leontovics.  Participants: the Balmazújváros Veteran Brass Band, Rózsa Koroknai (flute) and Dániel Sárosi (organ) conducted by Ádám Mike and J. Miklós Radócz. Tickets are available at the venue for HUF 1,000.   Advent evening of the Tiszántúli Reformed Church District on the 17th of  December from 5 […]

Ort-Iki Puppet and Street Theater at the Advent Fair

Kossuth tér Kossuth tér

The Ort-Iki Puppet and Street Theater company will present interactive attractions and a pastoral play at the Advent Fair in Debrecen. The company has been operating since 1989 and from the very beginning of the theatre's existence the members have written and directed their own plays, made their own puppets and instruments, and organised the performances. They follow the traditions of street and market puppetry and theatre, drawing their themes mostly from folk and medieval dramatic heritage. Date: 10th of December 2023, 4.30  p.m. - 5.30 p.m. Location: Advent Fair Source:Ort-Iki Báb- és Utcaszínház - Debreceni Advent : Debreceni Advent

Gala performance of the Valcer Dance Studio

Kölcsey Center Bethlen u., 4026, Debrecen, Hungary

The evening will feature performances by members of the Valcer Dance Studio of various ages, top Latin and standard dancers, cheerleaders and show dancers. They will evoke a festive atmosphere with popular Christmas songs and the most successful choreographic performances of 2023, including the Hungarian championship-winning choreography of the stage version of "The Great Gatsby". The show will take place on the 10th of December at 6 pm in the Great Hall of the Kölcsey Centre. Tickets will be available soon. Date: 10th December, 6 p.m. Location: Kölcsey Centre Source:debreceniadvent.hu  

Expressions of Colour Exhibition at Vojtina Puppet Theatre

Vojtina Puppet Theatre 13 Kálvin Square, Debrecen, Hungary

The puppet theatre's 2023-24 season exhibitions are fine art experiments with materials, colours and surfaces, with everything that can come to life on the puppet stage. The primary goal of the exhibitions is to draw children's attention to the immeasurable freedom of the puppet universe in an empirical way. The second episode of this year's exhibition series, Expressions of Colours, opened its doors on the 1st of December in the exhibition space of the Vojtina Puppet Theater at Kálvin Square and can be visited until the 28th of January, 2024. In her opening speech, curator Terka Láposi, the artistic director of the Vojtina Puppet Theater's Play Theater, said that they were trying to show the possibilities of expressing colours with the tools of puppetry because the tools of puppetry have opened up to endless limits in the last 25-30 years. Citing the works of social psychologist György Csepeli, she added the expressive power of colours had determined people's lives for centuries and thousands of years. Together, these two can be fulfilled in the world of children, who, due to their age, now marvel at the world's beauty because beauty is the most special of all the values of life. The […]

Exhibition “Outstanding Objects” in MODEM

MODEM art center 1-3 Hunyadi János Street, Debrecen, Hungary

The exhibition, organised around issues of urban locality, is realised in the cooperation between Modem and the Ferenczy Museum Center in Szentendre.   At MODEM, two communities from Debrecen participated in the project, and their works will be displayed in two consecutive exhibitions. The current exhibition was created in cooperation with the University of Debrecen as part of an elective course. During the semester, different institutions’ critiques of art projects were primarily explored and discussed with the students, including how they relate to Debrecen and the city's role in their identity. Finally, based on important aspects, three pieces of art were selected and, together with the artists, discussed the backstory of the given works and their possible interpretations.  The central element of the exhibition is a stylised Debrecen map, on which the locations of the objects selected by the students are marked. Due to the exhibition's unique approach and focus on urban localities, visitors are guaranteed to have an enjoyable and exciting experience.   Entry to the exhibition is free. Participating students in the project: Csige Cintia / Faitli Zoltán / Gajdos Boglárka / Györgyi Kata / Hartyányi Panna / Kegyes Lilla / Kiss Tamás / Kosina Dávid / Kulcsár Kevin / […]

Xaver Varnus’ Christmas Organ Concert

Great Reformed Church Piac u. 4-6, Debrecen, Hungary

Xavér Varnus gives a Christmas concert on the 30th of  December in the Great Reformed Church of Debrecen. Varnus Xaver, who was awarded the Officer's and Middle Cross of the Hungarian Order of Merit, has a long-standing relationship with the Great Church of Debrecen. He gave his first concert at age 15 in the ancient church. He is one of the most famous organists of our time. His YouTube channel (youtube.com/xavervarnus) has been viewed by 35 million so far, and the film of Bach's concerto, which was recorded on the grand organ of the Berlin Cathedral, has officially become the most-watched organ concerto in history with its nearly 15 million YouTube views.  In the summer, he gives concerts at his private concert hall located on the Canadian coast of the Atlantic Ocean, and every autumn and spring, he gives sold-out concerts in the world's great cathedrals and concert halls. Tickets can be purchase at: Varnus Xaver karácsonyi koncertje, 12.30 15:00 - elérhető jegy Date: 30th December, 3 p.m. Location: Great Reformed Church of Debrecen Source:https://operainfo.hu/varnus_xaver_karacsonyi_koncert_2023ban_a_debreceni_reformatus_nagytemplomban_jegyek_itt_1525

Swing Christmas by Bálint Gájer

Bálint Gájer is preparing for another large-scale Christmas concert. He gave his first big Advent concert six years ago in front of an audience of two thousand people, when he presented his Hungarian-language LP Swing Christmas. Let it snow, White Christmas, Santa Claus is Coming to Town, Last Christmas - all sound familiar to the general public, but these world hits are rarely sung in Hungarian.  In addition to new covers of Gájer Bálint's album "Swing Christmas", the festive evening will also feature new original songs. The ten-piece orchestra of the singer, complemented by a chamber string orchestra, will provide the classic American Christmas atmosphere.  His illustrious guest will be the much-loved singer-actress Andrea Malek, who has received numerous important domestic awards and recognitions. Tickets can be purchased at Jegyvásárlás – Gagmanagement Date:11th of  December 2023, 7 p.m. Location: Reformed Great Church of Debrecen  Sources:kulturaonline.hu

The Nutcracker Dance-Play Performance of Csokonai National Theatre and Mask Art School

The audience is kindly invited to the Nutcracker ballet performance, which is guaranteed to enchant the hearts and transport everyone to the beautiful world of the winter holiday season. The story is magical and timeless; the tale of the Nutcracker is attractive and inspiring for all generations. The wonderful combination of dance and music will help spectators fly away to a world where dreams come true. Tickets can already be purchased at the theatre's site. Date: 16th of December, 10 a.m., 6 p.m. Location: Csokonai National Theater, FORUM - Latinovits room Source: Diótörő - tánc-játék előadás - Csokonai Nemzeti Színház & Maszk Művészeti Iskola előadása | Facebook

The Adventures of the Nutcracker Prince

Kodály Filharmónia Kossuth utca 1, debrecen, Hungary

The Christmas story comes to life through Tchaikovsky's wonderful ballet music and the details of E.T.A. Hoffmann's tale.  The storytelling performance of the Kodály Philharmonic Orchestra and Viktória Domján is conducted by Imre Kollár, the orchestra's permanent conductor. Snow is falling in thick flakes and covering the streets of the city. It's Christmas Eve. Guests arrive at Stahlbaum's house one by one, the last being Drosselmeyer, the handyman prankster, an old friend of the family. There is a Nutcracker in his bundle, whose figure leads us into the realm of fairy tales and dreams. Tchaikovsky's wonderful music has kept various adaptations of this story in the repertoire for over a hundred years, which are indispensable pieces of the Christmas season every child must hear once. Ticket price: HUF 2,000 (adult), HUF 1,500 (child) Program: Tchaikovsky: Nutcracker Suite, Op. 71a Contributor: Kodály Philharmonic Orchestra Conductor: Imre Kollár Date: 16th of December, 10 a.m.  Location: 1 Kossuth Street, Podium Room Source:  Kodály Philharmonic Orchestra 

Christmas Concert of Béla Pintér at Great Reformed Church

Great Reformed Church Piac u. 4-6, Debrecen, Hungary

The Christmas concert of Béla Pintér awaits visitors with a festive atmosphere on the 16th of December from 6 p.m. at the Reformed Great Church. The author-performer's Christmas songs will be played during the evening, but some well-known, traditional Christmas carols will also be performed to encourage the audience to sing along. Short, 1-2 minute messages will also be heard between the songs, so the concert promises to be a complex musical-spiritual experience. The duration of the performance is approx. 120 minutes. Tickets can be purchased at https://pinterbela.hu/. Date:16th of December, 6 p.m. Location: Reformed Great Church Source:PINTÉR BÉLA KARÁCSONYI KONCERTJE A NAGYTEMPLOMBAN | Facebook

The Nutcracker – Screening of Royal Opera House Performances in Apolló Cinema

The famous Royal Opera House returns to the Apolló cinema this year as well, and the audience can see the performances via live satellite replay screenings. Contrary to the practice of previous years, this time, the viewers can always see the latest plays on the first Sunday after the live broadcast, at a family-friendly time at 3 p.m. On the 17th of December, in a renewed arrangement of The Nutcracker, the performance of the Royal Ballet can be seen. In this unforgettable classical ballet, Julia Trevelyan Oman's timeless visuals lend a festive feel to Peter Wright's beloved Royal Ballet production, and the fairytale magic is matched by spectacular dance production. Choreographer: Peter Wright after Lev Ivanov Composer: Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky The program time is 165 minutes with one break (exact information about the length can be expected later).  Tickets are available online and at the Apolló cinema box office. Standard ticket: HUF 2,500 Child/Student/Pensioner/Teacher ticket: HUF 2,000  Date: 17th of November, 3 p.m. Location: Apolló Cinema Source: Apolló Cinema Further screenings in Apolló Cinema: Macmillan: Manon Choreographer: Kenneth MacMillan, Composer: Jules Frédéric Massenet Date: 21st February 2024, 3 p.m. Puccini: Miss Butterfly Conductor: Kevin John Eduse, Director: Moshe Leiser and […]

Hungarian-Turkish Cultural Season Programs

“The two countries are celebrating the 100th anniversary of the establishment of the Republic of Turkey and the establishment of Hungarian-Turkish diplomatic relations with a year-long Hungarian-Turkish cultural season that starts on the 18th of December and takes place in both countries”,  the minister responsible for culture and innovation János Csák announced. On the anniversary, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan will also visit Budapest. The minister highlighted the purpose of the season is to support the excellent relations between the two countries that go back decades with the means of culture, to strengthen our cultural presence in each other's countries. János Csák recalled that Hungarian-Turkish diplomatic relations are officially one hundred years old, but the history of the two countries goes back much longer, so it is important to "reinforce friendship, respect for each other, and recognition of each other's dignity from time to time". The minister put it this way: “The season's purpose is to denote the points that connect the two countries beyond the individual levels and the anniversary through the arts, science, and innovations”. The minister called the initiative of ‘strategic importance’ to deepen the understanding between the two countries beyond the highest political level at the […]