The artwork of the month for July is Now by Austrian visual artist Johann Berger. The piece is featured in the exhibition The Glory of Beauty, which showcases works by artists from Lower Austria.

The striking installations placed under the arcades of the Pesti Vigadó—illuminated metal structures and dynamic LED surfaces—evoke the world of dance movements in a unique, contemporary form. They mark the joint anniversary celebration of two institutions: the 100th anniversary of the Hungarian University of Sports Science and the 75th anniversary of the Hungarian Dance University. These works are not standalone pieces but are integral elements of the open-air jubilee exhibition titled "TF100 – MTE75: Sport, Dance Art, Culture."

On June 3, a memorial event was held at the Pesti Vigadó in honor of legendary actor Tony Curtis, organized jointly by the Hungarian Hollywood Council, Origo Film Studio, and the Hungarian Academy of Arts.

The Artwork of the Month for June is László József Molnár's piece titled Painting IV, which is featured in the retrospective exhibition titled 50 Years.

On April 30, 2025, at 4:00 p.m., the ceremonial opening of the exhibition "On the Path of the Stag – Carved and Scratched from Wood, Bone and Horn" took place at the Pesti Vigadó. The exhibition presents the life's work of Zoltán Gosztonyi, Master of Folk Art, carver, and corresponding member of the Hungarian Academy of Arts (MMA), and was organized by the MMA's Section of Folk Arts and the Somogy County Folk Art Association.

On April 29, 2025, the Budapest stop of the traveling exhibition "Kós András 110" opened to the public with a ceremonial inauguration at the ground floor gallery of Pesti Vigadó. This remarkable exhibition was organized to commemorate the 110th anniversary of the birth of renowned sculptor András Kós (1914–2010), and it will remain open until June 15 at the headquarters of the Hungarian Academy of Arts.

The artwork of the month of May is the 65x21x12 cm wooden work by sculptor András Kós, In front of the curtain.

Ujvárossy László - DRIED UP SPRING, 1994-2022, assemblage, wood panel, jug, acrylic