Through a Cuyahoga Arts and Culture grant, the Museum was able to present a cross-cultural program series, the first of which featured folk songs performed by Roots of American Music and the Kis Magyar Korus.
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Vintner Dinner – 2008
Saturday, October 18, 12th Annual Vintner Dinner – at the Museum TWELFTH Annual Vintner Dinner to benefit the Cleveland Hungarian Heritage Museum, was held Saturday, October 18, 2008 Seated formal dinner & gala evening comparing Hungarian & other varietals at dinner, featuring the cusine and wines of Hungary. This year 2008’s theme was: “A Royal […]
“Marinka” at the Ohio Light Opera, Wooster, Ohio
July 27, Sunday- “Marinka” at the Ohio Light Opera, Wooster, Ohio More on “MARINKA” ~ See OHIO LIGHT OPERA for more information. . .) ~ August 23, Saturday- Szt. István program ~ August 24, Sunday- Hungarian Cultural Garden program
World of Hungarian Opera, Composers and Their Works
If you love operettas, love the music and the stories, we hope you did not miss our Museum’s “WORLD OF HUNGARIAN OPERA, COMPOSERS AND THEIR WORKS” special exhibit! The exhibit celebrated the legacy of operetta composers Franz Lehar, Emmerich Kalman, and Sigmund Romberg whose works were performed and enjoyed world-wide, as well as Pongrác Kacsoh, […]
Review – July 2008
Dr. Lilla Szabó’s lecture
The Cleveland Hungarian Heritage Society was pleased to have Dr. Lilla Szabó May 14th at 7 p.m. This English-language lecture addressed the issue of cultural politics and how the political climate in Hungary influenced what art was promoted and neglected. For those of us who have been to the National Gallery in Budapest, we know […]
75th Anniversary of the 4th World Scout Jamboree in Gödöllő, Hungary
A Lecture about “AFGHANISTAN”
LECTURE – in ENGLISH – Saturday, February 9. 2008 The Cleveland Hungarian Heritage Society cordially invited everyone to a presentation in English by Edward Altmann, architect, archaeologist, soldier, world traveler, entitled: “AFGHANISTAN” a personal view, as seen by a Hungarian born, Cleveland raised entrepreneur who has worked and lived in the Muslim world for the […]
Hungarian exhibit at Cleveland City Hall
The Cleveland Hungarian Heritage Museum joined 5 other nationalities with an exhibit at Cleveland City Hall throughout November. 2007. Address: 601 Lakeside Ave. in downtown Cleveland. WHEN – The Rotunda was open to the public. On November 19th, Monday, from 5:30 – 6:30 there was an hour long program in the Rotunda at City Hall, […]
Hungarian Folklore: An Intergenerational Series
Experiencing Hungarian Folklore!!! Through this interactive series, we leaned the meaning and cultural value that folklore has in the Hungarian community. At each session, we reviewed the most widely known and best loved Hungarian legends, fables, and folk stories. In addition, we offered activities and entertainment for our younger participants. Concurrently, we hosted focus group […]