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Women’s Day Concert of Debrecen Symphonic Band

University of Debrecen, Faculty of Music, Hall Debrecen, Hungary

The Debrecen Symphonic Band, the wind orchestra of the Debrecen University's Faculty of Music, will perform a concert in honour of International Women's Day as the next event of the Universitas-Debrecen concert series on the 7th of March from 7 p.m. Programme: Carlos Marquez: Cassiopeia Franco Cesarini: Harlequin Alain Boublil-Claude Michel Schönberg: Les Misérables (Arr: Marcel Peeters) József Sárvári: The Knights of the Valley (conducted by Andrea Daru) John Lennon-Takashi Hoshide: Imagine Philip Sparke: Klezmer Carnival Omega-Szilágyi Miklós: Omega for Life Gyula Bekker conducting. For more information about the concert and ticket prices, please  click here. The Debrecen Symphonic Band is a wind orchestra that plays a significant role in training brass, woodwind, and percussion students at the University of Debrecen. The band's main task is to support the conducting practice of students participating in the unique master's program in conducting and wind orchestra at the University of Debrecen. The band's repertoire includes historical Hungarian marches, contemporary Hungarian works, as well as notable international wind orchestra pieces and their arrangements. Date: 7 March, 7 p.m Location: University of Debrecen, Faculty of Music Source:dehir.hu

Debrecen4U Business Expat Club (BEC) x English Stand-Up Comedy Special with Stephen Grant (UK) at MODEM

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

Hot Paprika Comedy and MODEM await the audience to English Stand-Up Comedy with Stephen Grant organised on the 8th of March starting from 8.00 p.m. at MODEM Centre of Modern Art. A repeat award winner of Best UK Compere, Stephen Grant is one of the hardest working comedy performers and writers in the UK. He is the host of the Krater Comedy Club at Komedia, which has won Best Comedy Venue in the South for an unprecedented number of times and is a regular headliner at The Comedy Store in Leicester Square. His speed and dynamism create a magical energy which has audiences rapt and hanging onto his every word. It led Stephen to writing for Rob Beckett on Mock the Week and for writing for Russell Kane on Live at the Electric, as well as for Lee Nelson’s Well Good Show for Avalon TV and Seann Walsh for Channel 4’s Stand Up For The Week. Date: 8 March, 8.00 p.m. Location: MODEM Centre of Modern Art  Tickets: jegy.hu  Please let us know if you wish to participate at: iuliia.dzikh@edc.debrecen.hu

2024 Oscar Nominated Films Weekend at Apollo Cinema

Apollo Cinema Miklós u. 1, Debrecen, Hungary

Apollo cinema awaits the audience on the 9th and the 10th of March to the 2024 Oscar Nominated Films Weekend when this year's Oscar nominated films  can be seen. This year's Oscars will be presented at the usual gala ceremony on  the 11th of March. Program: 9 March  1:15 p.m. - Imre Soós hall - Barbie (12) - dubbed American comedy, drama, 114 minutes, 2023 (8 Oscar nominations, including Best Picture) Tickets:https://jegy.apollomozi.hu/?jegyfoggalas&id=29427 3:00 p.m.  - Alfréd Deésy Hall - The Boy and the Gray Heron (16) - Japanese anime in Japanese with Hungarian subtitles, 124 minutes, 2023 - (Oscar Award nomination - Award for Best Animated Film) Tickets:https://jegy.apollomozi.hu/?jegyfoggalas&id=29428 3:30 p.m. - Imre Soós hall - Winter break (12) American comedy, drama in English, with Hungarian subtitles, 133 minutes, 2023 - (5 Oscar nominations, including Best Picture) Tickets: https://jegy.apollomozi.hu/?jegyfoggalas&id=29429 6:00 p.m. - Imre Soós room - Previous lives (12) Korean-language South Korean drama with Hungarian subtitles, 106 minutes, 2023 - (2 Oscar nominations, including Best Picture) Tickets:https://jegy.apollomozi.hu/?jegyfoggalas&id=29430 8:15 p.m. - Imre Soós room - Interest protection area (16) English film in German with Hungarian subtitles, war drama, 105 minutes, 2023 - (5 Oscar nominations, including Best International Film) Tickets:https://jegy.apollomozi.hu/?jegyfoggalas&id=29431 10 March […]

Ruyter Street Farmer’s Market

Ruyter Street 25

Ruyter Street Farmer’s Market,  organised on the second Saturday of every month, awaits customers again on the 9th of March.  Participating sellers on the 9th of March: - Andi-Mangi - Hajdúböszörmény - Tóth Apiary - Mikepércs - Balmaz Pasta (Balmaz Tészta) - Balmazújváros - Gyugos Cheese (Gyugos Sajt) - Derecske - Hajdúbagos enclosed in a jar (Üvegbe zárt Hajdúbagos) - Derce Bakery - Debrecen - Gourmet Chili Garden (Ínyenc Chilikert) - Debrecen - Zsül merchandise ( Zsül Portékái) -  sunflower oil and wholemeal spelt flour - S&A Fairy Garden (S&A Tündér Kertészet, Sándor Ari) seasonal vegetables - Álmosd - Mrs. Zoltán Dalmadi - handmade textile products   At the market fresh vegetables, pickles (mixed and pickled cucumbers, apple paprikas), eggs can be purchased. Sustainability, awareness and canning jars! Unnecessary, clean,  220, 370 and 500 ml canning jars are welcome to bring. Date: 9 March,  8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.  Location: Ruyter Street  25, yard of Derce Művek Source: Facebook events

Csak Design Vásár (“Only” Design Fair)

Méliusz Library Bem tér 19/D, Debrecen, Hungary

Even though it's just after Women's Day, still in this festive mood of smelling of flowers Csak Design Vásár (“Only” Design Fair)  awaits visitors again on the 9th of March in Méliusz Library. As usual creativity and uniqueness meet to provide an unforgettable experience at the event. Special works and inspiring designers await guests between 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. One of the uniqueness of designer products is that the creative inspiration is mostly the cycle of life itself, and beyond that, the waves of emotions, which the "master" shapes, works and transforms into something unique and unrepeatable. Csak Design Vásár is a fair for design lovers. Find unique, modern products and quality products from designers in one place. However, Hungarian brands you will find here are not "only" from Debrecen.   Date: 9 March, 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Location: Méliusz Library   Source: Facebook  

Debrecen Antiques Fairs Start in March

Nagyerdei Stadium Nagyerdei park 12, Debrecen, Hungary

The Debrecen Antiques Fair is 25 years old this year. Starting in March, on the second and fourth Sunday of every month, from 7 a.m., at the Nagyerdei Stadium, in addition to antiques and artefacts, antiques, tools, coins, medallions, weapons, and furniture, antique dealers also offer their not-so-old books. Lovers of the market atmosphere await visitors  in Debrecen with a wide selection of china tableware, paintings, family silverware, and unique gift ideas. Date: 10 March, from 7.00 a.m.  Location: Nagyerdei Park 12., Nagyerdei Stadium Northern closed parking lot Source: programturzmus.hu  

2nd Batthyány Fair and Children’s Flea Market

Batthyány Street Batthyány utcán, Debrecen, Hungary

The Debrecen Creative Community awaits everyone again to the unique programs of the 2nd Batthyány Fair and Children's Flea Market free event  in Batthyány Street on the 23rd of March  between 9.00 a.m. and 12.00 p.m. Debrecen's first pedestrian street will be filled with street shops’ fair and the children's flea market to find real treasures, even Eastern eggs. In order to sell your goods, filling out the application form is mandatory. If children would like to participate, registration should be submitted at the following link. Date: 23rd of March  between 9.00 a.m. and 12.00 p.m. Location: Batthyány Street Source: Facebook events  

English Guided Tour at MODEM’s Exhibition The Image of Color, the Mystery of Image

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

MODEM Art Center awaits visitors to join the English guided tour with Edward Kovács at the exhibition titled The Image of Color, the Mystery of Image on the 12th of March at 5:00 p.m.  About the exhibition: The Image of Colour, the Mystery of Image, presents a comprehensive selection of monochrome paintings from the Antal-Lusztig Collection. This collection is recognised as one of the most significant private collections in Hungary, and a major group of works from it have been deposited in the museums of Debrecen. Focusing on the tradition of exhibiting works from the Antal-Lusztig Collection, this selection comprises several hundred national and international works. Dr. Péter Antal, the owner, began his acquisition of monochrome paintings in the mid-2000s, and the collection of more than five hundred works constitutes a separate segment of his collection. Over the past decades, a selection of these monochrome works has been featured in several exhibitions in Hungary and abroad.  The current exhibition, featuring selected works from the monochrome segment of the Antal-Lusztig Collection, is organised into seven + one separate units. It aims to guide the visitor along a path, both physical and imaginary, that begins with an exploration of the material components […]

Kodály Philharmonia

Romeos and Juliets – Concert of  Kodály Philharmonic Orchest

Kölcsey Center Bethlen u., 4026, Debrecen, Hungary

Concert of  Kodály Philharmonic Orchestra entitled Romeos and Juliets awaits the audience on the 12th of March at 7.00 p.m. in Kölcsey Centre. The programme of the event is as follows: Berlioz: Romeo and Juliet, op.17 (orchestral excerpts)  Tchaikovsky: Romeo and Juliet verture fantasy Bernstein: Symphonic Dances from West Side Story Romeo and Juliet, a well-known love story, has roots in antiquity and is mentioned in Dante's Divine Comedy. Hector Berlioz's dramatic symphony, created in 1839, evokes the mood, emotional content, and key scenes of the story in musical form. Berlioz's structural and musical solutions resemble Beethoven, with singing soloists and a chorus performing without operatic tasks. The piece follows an order of items: Introduction, Love Scene, Queen Mab's scherzo, and Romeo alone with the Capulets. Tchaikovsky's Overture Fantasia, a romantic grand orchestral work, explores the tragic love story of Romeo and Juliet. The work, which was first created in 1869, was revised multiple times, ultimately reaching its final version in 1880. The score showcases Tchaikovsky's genius in form, melodic invention, and colourful arrangements. Leonard Bernstein's 1957 Broadway musical, West Side Story, is a world-renowned success based on the classic Romeo and Juliet plot. The play features Tony and Maria, […]

Screening of “Youth” in Original Language at Apollo Cinema

Apollo Cinema Miklós u. 1, Debrecen, Hungary

Free film club organised by BIKSZ (Imre Bán Cultural Studies College), Apollo Cinema and Mozinet awaits the audience for the screening of Italian-Swiss-English French co-production Youth (2015) by Paolo Sorrentino on the 13th of March from 6.00 p.m. The film will be screened in the original language with Hungarian subtitles, and after the screening university lecturer and film aesthete Anna Kata Váró and philosopher and journalist Csaba Gaál, will discuss the film with the audience. The screening is free but registration is required at this link. The organisers ask if someone has registered, but for some reason cannot go to the event, cancel their registration in time so that others can get a seat. In Paolo Sorrentino's stunning follow-up to Fellini's Oscar-winning The Great Beauty, which takes us to Rome, a luxury hotel in the Alps is the setting for the retired world-famous composer and conductor Fred (two-time Oscar winner Sir Michael Caine) and his best friend, filmmaker Mick (Harvey Keitel). Fred is intrigued by the other guests at the hotel, the problems of his daughter (Oscar-winner Rachel Weisz) and the young and ambitious writers with whom Mick is working on a script. His own musical career is over, but […]

Festive programmes in Debrecen on 14-15 March 2024

The Hungarian Revolution of 1848, also known in Hungary as Hungarian Revolution and War of Independence of 1848–1849. March 15th, the anniversary of the Hungarian Revolution of 1848, is an official holiday in Hungary. It is celebrated as a national holiday known as "National Day" or "Revolution and War of Independence Day." On this day, Hungarians commemorate the events of 1848, honoring the struggle for freedom, independence, and national identity that the revolution represented. It is a day when various events, ceremonies, and cultural activities take place across the country to remember and reflect upon the significance of the Hungarian Revolution of 1848 in the nation's history. The memory of the revolution played a significant role in shaping Hungary's political and cultural identity, and it continues to be an important part of Hungarian history and heritage. Festive programmes in Debrecen on 14-15 March 2024 14th of March 9.00 a.m. - 12.00 p.m. I am a hussar, I became a hussar… at Sziget-kék  Heritage, value, tradition children's activity led by the 15th Mátyás Hussar Regiment's Szilágyság Tradition Preservation Team 1.00 p.m. - 2.30 p.m. "Celebratory Flashmob" at Trunken Church (Csonka templom), Ady park, Csapó Street pedestrian zone, Kossuth Square Contributors: Bíró […]

Smile of da Vinci – New dance performance in Kóti Árpád Hall

Kóti Árpád Hall

PR-Evolution, Debrecen Contemporary Dance Ensemble's performance, choreographed by Zsófia Nemes, explores the timeless works and mysterious life of the greatest polymath of the Renaissance, Leonardo da Vinci. The premiere will be held on the 1st of March and 2 other occasions await the audience on the 25th of March and the 22nd of April Kóti Árpád Hall. Tickets can be purchased via this link: https://jegymester.hu/production/121980/csokonai-forum-da-vinci-mosolya/12007325 Source: dehir.hu