CHHS members and all supporters of the Museum were welcome to participate in a group viewing Thursday, January 8 at 1:00 p.m. of the Cleveland Art Museum’s fabulous exhibit on Faberge, Lalique and Tiffany. ZSUZSA RÁCZ, ONE OF OUR MEMBERS AND HUNGARIAN MUSEUM VOLUNTEERS, IS A DOCENT AT THE CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART AND LED […]
T h e Cl e v e l a n d H u n g a r i a n H e r i t a g e S o c i e t y hosted you, your children and grandchildren, all who like to work with their hands, listen to stories, learn new words, […]
Special exhibition of oil paintings, offering a nostalgic glimpse into a simpler and gentler bygone era, idyllic village life, and romanticized rural scenes of the Hungarian countryside of the past. “RURALIA HUNGARICA” “Hungarian Country Life” The paintings in this exhibit by Hungarian painters had included: Márton Barabás, Ilona Berkes, Béla Ivanyi-Grünwald, Antal Neogrády, László Neogrády, […]
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.
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 […]
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
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, […]
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 […]
