Join us and be part of an captivating concert featuring Hungarian Pianist Alexandra Balog making her Carnegie Hall debut on May 13, at 8PM at Weill Recital Hall!

Discover the Life and Art of Katalin Karády, the Legendary Diva of Hungarian Film History in a Special Evening! Experience the magical atmosphere that made Karády one of the greatest iconic performers of the 20th century, as her most beloved songs — including "Hamvadó cigarettavég" ("Smoldering Cigarette End"), "Mindig az a perc" ("Always That Moment"), and "Gyűlölöm a vadvirágos rétet" ("I Hate the Wildflower Meadow") — are brought to life once again with piano accompaniment.

János Balázs, one of the most sought after Hungarian pianists will give a one-of-a-lifetime concert at the Merkin Hall, Kaufman Music Center in New York organized by the Liszt Institute New York. Experience an unforgettable evening with internationally acclaimed Hungarian pianist János Balázs, Kossuth Prize laureate and Young Steinway Artist, as he presents his award-winning CD ImprovisArt—a project that earned the New York Music International Grand Prix Award.

Hungarian jewelry designers Katalin Jermakov and Anna Bánkúti are featured at this year's MAD About Jewelry Art Show.

Join us for an exciting presentation celebrating the bicentennial of one of Hungary's most important literary figures', Mór Jókai on May 8, 2025 at 6PM.

The choir of the János Zsigmond Unitarian High School is participating in a grand tour on the East Coast of the United States between April 11 and 28, performing in cities such as Washington D.C., Philadelphia, New Jersey, New York and Boston.

Are you a creative, artistic person? Even as a child of the digital age, do you enjoy stepping away from screens to put on paper with your own hands what is currently on your mind? In 2025 the Artmosphere by Alkoss Szabadon competition will be launched in three ages categories aiming at young talents who love to create. After the great success of previous years, this year we are welcoming aspiring artists from three continents and five countries, aged 8 to 24 years old.

Join us for an exciting theater performance featuring the artist of the Jókai Theater of Békéscsaba, Csaba Gerner and Attila Czitor performing Tibor Zalán's theater piece titled Strangers and Acquaintances!

Organized by the Czech Center New York an exciting contemporary art exhibition will take place between February 13 and May, 2025 at the Gallery of the Czech Center.

The Liszt Institute New York interviewed internationally acclaimed Hungarian trumpeter Lőrinc Barabás on occasion of his concert tour in the United States. Learn more about his unique music style and his amazing career!