Please join us in person at the Cleveland Hungarian Museum on Saturday, May 14th starting at 2 PM for our final Spring program opening our newest exhibit “Fine Art Sampler” which features works of art that are part of the Museum’s permanent collection. George Kozmon, an internationally collected artist and lecturer at Case Western Reserve University […]
There is nothing lovelier than a basket filled with beautifully decorated Easter Eggs. The colors and the designs make you want to decorate eggs like that. Well, you can do just that! Just read on. Many cultures celebrate Easter, and part of their heritage includes the art of egg decorating. Hungary is no exception to […]
Exhibit Title: “Fine Art Sampler – Paintings and Prints from the Museum’s Permanent Collections” This exhibit includes 25 pieces selected out of a total of 95 fine art works that have been donated to the Museum since its inception. The entire collection, consisting of 57 paintings, 33 prints, and 5 watercolors, is presented in the […]
Our next program is entitled: New Insights on Bilingualism Our presenter is Dr. Krisztina Fehér, PhD The program will be in English. Krisztina Fehér is an assistant professor at the Department of Hungarian Linguistics, University of Debrecen, Hungary. Her research interests are child language, bilingualism and bidialectism. She has published numerous journal articles in the […]
On a windy Saturday afternoon in March, we gathered to listen to László Tihanyi discuss the history and development of Hungarian folk dancing…from its roots in Hungarian village life, to its emergence on the stage, and then into the lives of everyday Hungarians through the “táncház” movement. László is a professional Hungarian folk dancer, as […]
on Saturday, March 19th, at 2 o’clock at the Hungarian Museum. Our presenter will be László Tihanyi, professional Hungarian folk dancer and instructor. His presentation will describe some of the extensive research done on Hungarian folk dance; the various genres of Hungarian folk dance; the role of the “táncház” movement; and some live presentation of […]
We invite you to join us on Saturday, February 12, at 2 o’clock (Eastern Standard Time) as we present Fresh Voices from the Periphery: Youthful Perspectives of Minorities 100 Years after Trianon. by Susan M. Papp, PhD. – On Zoom. During this session, Dr. Papp will discuss a newly published collection of thought-provoking essays written by […]
On December 11th we welcomed 30 children, along with grandparents and parents, to our Museum for an afternoon of Hungarian culture! Hungarian folk dancing, under the instruction of folk dance instructor László Tihanyi, was the highlight, along with a visit from Mikulás Bácsi. But the ‘Old Fashioned” flavors of traditional honey cookies (mézeskalács) decorated by […]
The Museum is open to visitors on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays, 11-3., and those Saturdays when we have a program at the Museum. If you would like to visit us on another day when we are not open, you can make an appointment by writing a message to our email address, museum@clevelandhungarianmuseum.org, and we will […]
It has been a while since we have been able to welcome young people to our Museum, so please join us as we “Celebrate Hungarian Winter and Christmas Traditions” with our Children’s Program! Let’s meet on December 11th, Saturday afternoon, at 2 o’clock, and have some fun! We invite children to the Hungarian Museum to […]
