The second Saturday of December has traditionally been the Children’s Program at the Cleveland Hungarian Museum. Over the many years that we have hosted this event, hundreds of Hungarian-American children have had the opportunity to learn about their Hungarian heritage by playing games, listening to stories, working on Hungarian themed crafts, repeating words, and welcoming […]
“Late 19th and Early 20th Century Hungarian Artists”, the Zoltán-Hegedüs Art Collection” This new exhibit will open on Saturday, October 28th at 2 pm. Part of our Exhibit Opening will feature a talk by Zsuzsa Sztaray. Zsuzsa Sztaray is the niece of Piroska and Sándor Zoltán, and she will discuss her involvement with the collection, sharing […]
Exhibit: DISCOVER HUNGARY… more than you imagine! Come and Discover Hungary! Rich in culture and history, music and art, world-famous for its cuisine, unparalleled in its hospitality. The multi-media exhibit highlights the many wonderful things Hungary has to offer visitors from its rich architecture in its capital city, Budapest, to the charming picturesque villages, from its breath-taking […]
Once again, our Museum is proud to co-sponsor this annual event, a grand combination of old time American baseball with Magyar flavors mixed in throughout the evening. Plan on joining us for this family-friendly evening of baseball fun!
October 22, Saturday afternoon, saw our Museum members and volunteers welcome a full house of visitors who came to celebrate the opening of our “Spirit of Freedom” exhibit. This special exhibit features the images and story of the 1956 Hungarian Uprising, and the Hungarian-American community of Cleveland joined Hungarians around the world to commemorate the […]
Come and visit Hungary! Rich in culture and history, music and art, world-famous for its cuisine, unparalleled in its hospitality, Hungary and its many offerings will be highlighted in an exhibit including multi-visual presentations from films to photos to interactive media. Budapest, Hungary’s capital on the Danube, is famous for the grandeur and style of […]
The Cleveland Hungarian Museum invites you to our May Program entitled “The Hungarian Genealogy Society of Greater Cleveland: Who We Are and How We Can Help You in Your Research” on Saturday, May 14th, at 2 pm. The Museum is located on the ground level of the Galleria at Erieview, in Downtown Cleveland.This program will focus on the world […]
Join us for a wonderful program celebrating Hungarian folk dancing on Saturday, April 9th at 2 0’clock. Richard Graber, founder of the Csárdás Dance Company, will speak of his experience with the company and how it served as a vehicle for preserving his Hungarian cultural heritage; the program will also feature a dance performance by the […]
It is part of the Heritage Society’s mission to engage the public in sharing our culture, history and Museum collection. To this end, we often says “yes” to an invitation to participate in a larger event by hosting a display table. We were pleased by the affirmative response of eight of our volunteers who offered […]
Hungarian Footprints in Portugal – by John Lauer The Surprising Story of Father Kondor in Fatima If you are interested in learning the fascinating story of Fr. Lajos Kondor, a Hungarian monk, three Portuguese shepherd children, and a certified miracle that took place in Fatima, Portugal, come hear John Lauer’s lecture. CSIKSOMLYO: the Pilgrimage site […]
