Mosaics from Pesti Vigadó's History

Mosaics from Pesti Vigadó's History

Hosted by Pesti Vigadó's Sinkovits Imre Chamber Theatre, screenings of the Royal Opera House's live performances and encores provide much-cherished entertainment to audiences in Hungary.

Whole families, composed of members of different generations, attended Pesti Vigadó's "Open Doors" Day events, which were organised for the 8th time this year.

Similarly to previous years, this year again Pesti Vigadó is hosting several events of the Budapest Spring Festival. On this occasion, Pesti Vigadó interviewed Head of Budapest Festival and Tourism Center Nonprofit Ltd. and Member of Budapest Spring Festival's Festival Organising Operative Board Teodóra Bán about the international success and achievements of this Budapest-based series of events.

The world's largest travel site Tripadvisor has awarded Pesti Vigadó with a Certificate of Excellence thereby recognising this historic venue as the most frequently and most positively reviewed tourist attraction among traveller's sights in Budapest.

‘Artist of the Nation' Award winning architect and Regular Member of the Hungarian Academy of Arts Sándor Dévényi's name sounds familiar to all of us. Not so long ago two of the buildings of his design – the Gate of Gerecse Visitor Centre, situated near the Tatabánya-based (Hungary) statue of Hungary's mythological bird, and a pavilion in the village of Görcsöny – opened their gates. And recently, an exhibition showcasing his and Péter Pásztor's works opened in the Slovakia-based Kosice. Pesti Vigadó interviewed architect Sándor Dévényi about his career, organic architecture and his lifework exhibition staged in Pesti Vigadó from 1st February 2019.

In the year 2019, Kaláka Folk Music Ensemble will perform several events in Pesti Vigadó in commemoration of the following anniversaries: the 80th birthday of Hungarian poet and playwright Anna Kiss, the 90th anniversary of the birth of Hungarian poet and translator Sándor Kányádi, and the 100th anniversary of the death of Hungarian poet Endre Ady. Pesti Vigadó interviewed founder of the Ensemble and Executive Director of Gryllus Publishing Dániel Gryllus about the above events and the secret behind the 50-year-old band's success.