Celebrating the end of Women's History Month, the Liszt Institute is delighted to present an article featuring the groundbreaking Hungarian designer, Eta Hentz written by Fashion Historian and Archivist, Doris Domoszlai-Lantner

For the first time in history the World Athletics Championships will take place in Budapest between 19-27 August, 2023

Application is now available for the scholarships of the Balassi Education Program for Hungarian Language and Hungarian Studies, Hungarian Language – Hungarian Cultural Studies and Literary Translation Programme

21-year-old Noémi Kucsera represented Hungary as the absolute winner of her category on March 14, 2023 at the winners’ gala of the 2022 Golden Classical Music Awards at Carnegie Hall, New York. The Competition’s purpose is to discover artists of outstanding personality and provide awards which can help to launch international careers.

Celebrating the International Women's Day, we honor the life and legacy pioneering structural engineer Eszter Pécsi, the first woman to receive a degree in architecture in Hungary

Honoring Women's History Month in March the Liszt Institute New York is delighted to introduce some of those Hungarian women who had a lasting impact on the history of the United States.