Organized by the Liszt Institute New York together with the Filharmonia Hungary a unique concert titled „The Night of the Organs” will take place on May 18, 2024 from 8PM at the Saint Ignatius of Antioch Episcopal Church in New York.

The Liszt Institute New York together with the Palace of Arts Budapest continue its cooperation to bring the audience some of the most engaging, entertaining and unforgettable concert experiences in a comfortable, online format in exquisite HD quality.

The Bard Alumni Ensemble is thrilled to present its debut recital on May 17, 2024 from 8PM at the Bitó Performance Space of the Bard Conservatory of Music in Annandale-on-Hudson. The Ensemble consist of Bard Conservatory Alumni graduates from class of '16 to class of '23 hailing from three continents.

Three Hungarian heroes - all of them Christians - saved thousands of Jewish victims of persecution during the Holocaust, as depicted in a new mural on the wall of the Roswell Park Oncology Hospital and Research Center in Roswell Park, New York. The work by the Hungarian artist, who has created a work called TakerOne, will be unveiled on 5 May.

The Liszt Institute New York together with the Palace of Arts Budapest continue its cooperation to bring the audience some of the most engaging, entertaining and unforgettable concert experiences in a comfortable, online format in exquisite HD quality. Join us on May 25 and be part of a captivating concert featuring of the most brilliant cellist of his generation, Miklós Perényi.

Márta Edőcs Hungarian glass artist is featured at this year's MAD About Jewelry, the annual benefit sale of contemporary jewelry at the Museum of Arts and Design. In the framework of the prestigious event, the Liszt Institute New York interviewed the world-renowed jewelry designer.

Hungarian visual artist Márton Nemes represents Hungary at the 60th Venice Biennale between April 20 and November 24.

In the framework of an exciting interactive community workshop on April 9 in Central Park, Hungarian-American visual artist Rob Anderson created a captivating artwork featuring the Rubik’s Cube, celebrating the 50th anniversary of its innovation. In the context of this uplifting event the Liszt Institute New York interviewed the young artist and asked him about his career, his inspirations and his Hungarian heritage.