Szervusz! Hello!
AFHLE, Hungarian House is a community and cultural center where Hungarian Americans, recent immigrants, and friends can experience and maintain aspects of Hungarian identity and become enriched by exposure to Hungarian culture and language.
The Hungarian House has served as a bridge between Hungarian and American societies for over 60 years.
Üdvözöljük
Welcome to the Hungarian House
News & Upcoming Events
October 23rd Remembrance Concert
Balázs Fülei, pianist, Liszt Academy
Head of the Dept. of Chamber Music at Liszt Academy
Wednesday, October 23rd - 6 to 7pm
Franz Liszt: 2 legendes
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St Francis d’Assisi is preaching to the birds
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St Francis of Paola is walking on the Waves
Béla Bartók
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Improvisations on Hungarian Peasant Songs, Op. 20
Franz Liszt:
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Les jeux d'eaux á la Villa d'Este
Zoltán Kodály:
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Dances of Marosszék
Other Upcoming Events
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November 3, Sunday - 5pm: Zsófia Szamosi, PALI: Mrs. Paul Maléter's Biographical Monologue
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November 4, Monday - 7pm: Hungarian Mezőkölpény Folk Dance Workshop. Kecskés Gergő and Kecskés-Bába Hajni teach the unique dance combinations of this Szekler regional folk expression from Transylvania.
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November 9, Saturday - AFHLE, Hungarian House Donor Appreciation Night (members & donors-only). Celebrate AFHLE's 60th Anniversary with us as we thank our supporters with an evening including art exhibits by Thomas Lendvai and Melissa Katkó Pepin, an operetta and theatrical performance with Tünde Csonka and Christopher Diveki, and a medley of Hungarian classics with a popular Hungarian band. Followed by a reception with delightful Hungarian favorites.
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December 3, Tuesday - 7:30pm: Ferenczi & Freud, Intrigues around the Divan, pre-recorded play screening
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December 6, Friday - 7:30pm: Alexa Stier, piano concert. A twentieth-century piano repertoire evoking the spirit of winter and Christmas, blending nostalgia with the shadow of the past century's historical upheavals. Includes works of Hungarian composers Béla Bartók and György Kurtág alongside music by George Crumb and George Enescu.
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December 7, Saturday - Mikulás / St. Nicholas Day Event (details TBC)
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December 11, Wednesday - 7:30pm: Encore screening of Write It Again, Shakespeare!