Unique artistic standard, spectacular scenery and international fame are the three goals of the Presidance that has just returned from a national 20-station tour. They are now rehearsing for a brand new production opening in May.

Hungarian divers held a fundraising event at Budapest's Aquaworld to help victims of the terrible earthquake in Haiti. Donation went to the Hungarian Baptist Aid (HBAid), chanelled instantly to Port-au-Prince.

This year we were there at the Opera Ball! Brilliant settings, marvelous dresses, clicking champagne glasses and tired celebrities added to the atmosphere of the ball. But we really enjoyed ourselves!

José Cura and Ildikó Komlósi star guests have arrived in Budapest four days before the Opera Ball. We met them at the annual press conference before the evening.

Legendary Miklós Jancsó's latest film, So Much For Justice! opens the 41st Hungarian Film Week on the 2nd February. Not only critics and filmmakers are awaited for the Film Week but the film-lovers as well.

Culinary peculiarities, special wines and champagnes are waiting the guests of Opera Ball this year. Curry scones stuffed with duck, Smoked swordfish mousse, Roasted saddle of venison in maple syrup…

The renewed Budapest Opera Ball, which is the most famous and most awaited event of the Carnival season, is organized for the fifteenth time on February 13, 2010.

Contemporary artist MSL's exhibition opens at Budapest's Rózsadomb Restaurant.

Falconry is the oldest field sport known to mankind, dating back to some 4,000 years. But when airplanes dominate the air, it seems falcons are much more needed then ever.

Award-winning Dutch author Jaap Scholten writes a book on his and his family's adventures in Hungary, holding a mirror in front of this nation.

Spinoza House, in the heart of Budapest, neighboring Astoria and the famous Dohány Street Synagogue, has been spicing up the cultural life of the capital for seven years now.

The ‘Bridge of Health Partner Chain’, initiated by the Bridge of Health Alliance and its main sponsor GE, proved to be successful.

Laszlo Solyom welcomed the Hungarian-born Nobel Piece Prize awarded writer at the Sandor Palace on December 9.

Up to 10,000 visitors attended Budapest's Pan-European festival called 'Biennale.' The two-week-long series of events offered more than 40 programs of theatre, films, fine arts, literature, music and dance at 15 premises.

The Ballet Company of Gyõr celebrates its 30th anniversary in 2009. The company is preparing for the event with a grandiose ballet performance to the music of Béla Bartók, Schubert and the Rolling Stones.