Saturday, October 28th- a wonderful afternoon for those guests of the Museum who attended the Late 19th century Early 20th century Exhibit Opening and Reception. The program featured a presentation on the paintings featured in the exhibit, along with a discussion of issues such as identifying the artist and verifying the authenticity of the painting […]
“Late 19th and Early 20th Century Hungarian Artists”, the Zoltán-Hegedüs Art Collection” This new exhibit will open on Saturday, October 28th at 2 pm. Part of our Exhibit Opening will feature a talk by Zsuzsa Sztaray. Zsuzsa Sztaray is the niece of Piroska and Sándor Zoltán, and she will discuss her involvement with the collection, sharing […]
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9: ANNUAL CHILDREN’S PROGRAM in the spirit of CHRISTMAS. Mikulás Bácsi will visit the Museum to the delight of children young and old. This event includes seasonal arts and crafts and this year some activities will focus on learning about some famous Hungarian historical figures. The program is geared for children ages 4-8, and […]
Once again, our Museum is proud to co-sponsor this annual event, a grand combination of old time American baseball with Magyar flavors mixed in throughout the evening. Plan on joining us for this family-friendly evening of baseball fun!
This new exhibit gives us the opportunity to view and enjoy beautiful art and artifacts coming to the Museum from a private collection. Beautifully presented, the artifacts range from paintings to needlework, and as such, are items that represent a broad range of Hungarian fine art, applied art and folk art. The Exhibit is further […]
The Cleveland Hungarian Museum , “The Heartbeat of Hungarian Culture in Northeast Ohio”, cordially invites you and your family to join us for the following lectures and programs in the 2017 Spring series. Please join us on the 2nd Saturday of the month at 2:00 p.m. May 13 Hungarian Artists in […]
On Saturday, January 14, 2017 at 2 pm, the Cleveland Hungarian Heritage Society will host a lecture titled: The Royal Hungarian 2nd Army at the River Don (1942-1943) The presentation will be made by Csaba B. Stenge, PhD, historian and visiting representative to Cleveland of the Hungarian “Mikes Kelemen Program”. The history of the Hungarian […]
October 22, Saturday afternoon, saw our Museum members and volunteers welcome a full house of visitors who came to celebrate the opening of our “Spirit of Freedom” exhibit. This special exhibit features the images and story of the 1956 Hungarian Uprising, and the Hungarian-American community of Cleveland joined Hungarians around the world to commemorate the […]
The Spirit of Freedom Exhibit, which is currently featured at the Cleveland Hungarian Museum, provides an informative review of the events of the 1956 Hungarian Uprising. It also includes a thorough summary of world wide reactions to this Revolution that took the world by surprise. The large TV screen features recollections of the events by […]
The 2016 Vintner Dinner not only celebrated the Cleveland Hungarian Heritage Society and its Museum, it also served as a forum to honor two young Hungarian American women, Réka Pignicky and Andrea Lauer Rice, who have collaborated in a most unusual and compelling Memory Project, a visual history archive. The Project seeks to memorialize the […]
