Hungarian Legends are great ways to learn about Hungarian culture and history. This is the first of many legends that you will be able to read on this website! the Legend of the White Stag is perhaps the most famous legend about the life and history of the ancient Magyar people.
On May 21, the Museum held its annual Volunteer Appreciation lunch. Thirty-two volunteers gathered at the Museum to enjoy good food and good company, as well as a good game of Magyar Trivia.
On Saturday March 27, 2010, beginning at 2:00 pm, the Museum hosted a seasonal program: “The Art of the Easter Egg”. The presenters were Tini Halácsy and Magda Temesváry Magda Temesváry, folk artist and ethnographer, spoke on the symbolism of the decorative motifs found on Hungarian Easter eggs, and then our guests were able […]
On Saturday, December 12, 2009, the Museum welcomed its young guests for a program designed for children: “Getting to Know Hungary.” Children ages 5-11 were among our visitors, with older and younger siblings invited to tag along. The Cleveland Hungarian Heritage Society sponsored a Children’s Christmas Program on Saturday, December 12. for children from ages 5-11 […]
This interactive program, the 3rd in the 2011-2012 lecture series, was designed for all ages, and included educational material on Hungarian folk dance, as well as dance performances by the dance group. The audience had the opportunity to learn and practice Hungarian folk dance motifs and steps. A good time was had by all! […]
