The story of how the ancient Magyars came to settle in the Carpathian Basin begins with Árpád, the most famous of all the ancient Magyar Chiefs. Árpád’s story is exciting and gives us a glimpse into the customs and lives of the Magyar people in the 9th century. The story begins during peacetime…..Lehel, one of […]
We are pleased to announce that Dr. Zsuzsa Papp Aykler, President of the Rákoczi Foundation in Toronto, Canada, will present a program about Students Without Boundaries – (Magyarságismereti mozgótábor), on Saturday afternoon, 2 p.m. at the Hungarian Museum. Dr. Aykler will describe how this unique Educational Scholarshhip Program-Camp brings Hungarian students each summer from the countries surrounding Hungary […]
Our February 14th program at the Museum is postponed due to an emergency in the author’s family. Once we have the new date , we will post it on this website. We look forward to having you join us at a later date to hear Ms. Marianne Szegedy-Maszak talk about her book, I Kiss Your […]
Dr. János Csák, Hungarian Ambassador to Great Britain from 2010-2014, was the CHHS guest the weekend of October 18-19. Saturday and Sunday included tours of various parts of Cleveland showcasing those areas where there are Hungarian landmarks, such as the Buckeye Road neighborhood and St. Elizabeth of Hungary Church, the Hungarian Cultural Garden and the Kossuth […]
Although the Museum was closed due to the move, programming for the fall of 2014 took place in the neighboring space next to the new location. Dr. Gergely Gulyás, Deputy Minister of the Hungarian Parliament spoke at a well-attended program on September 20th. “Gergely Gulyás is Deputy Speaker of the Hungarian Parliament since 2014. He […]
Welcome to our new Gift Shop! The Gift Shop is now open Tuesdays through Fridays, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and on those Saturdays when we have programming at the Museum. (more…)
Mikulás Bácsi visited the Hungarian Museum at the Galleria on a December Saturday afternoon, and to the delight of 27 children, he passed out treats all the while talking with each one, asking them their name and encouraging them to talk about themselves a bit. Before Mikulás Bácsi arrived for his visit, the children saw a traditional […]
On January 10, 2015, we resume the Lecture Series. Please join us for the following presentations which parallel our theme for the year: The 25th Anniversary of the Fall of Communism (more…)
The Children’s Program will be held on Saturday afternoon, at 2 o’clock, on December 13. Give the gift of culture to a youngster in your life!
The legend about the ancient Magyars continues with this beautiful story of Emese’s dream.
