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AFHLE, Hungarian House is a community and cultural center where Hungarian Americans, recent immigrants, and friends can experience 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.

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60th Anniversary Donation Campaign
Goal: $60,000
Amount raised (as of 06/01/26): $21,000

Humor in Hungarian Literature

with Csaba Marosán
Wednesday, August 12th at 7pm

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in Hungarian only.  More information soon!


ABOUT: AFHLE, Hungarian House, now celebrating its 60th year of operation, offers cultural programming and community activities that build the American Hungarian community and its local Yorkville neighborhood in NYC. As a non-governmental and non-denominational American Hungarian cultural center in NYC since 1966, the community center has served children, adults, and seniors and as an educational resource for those of Hungarian descent to learn and stay in touch with their customs, traditions and cultural heritage. As a bridge to our American community, many offered programs are in both English and Hungarian and include Hungarian music, history, literature, science, film, theater, language, youth leadership/scouting, dance, and seasonal heritage activities. For newly immigrating Hungarians arriving and getting accustomed to American society we serve as a springboard to integration while providing services that facilitate staying in touch and celebrating Hungarian and Hungarian-American ancestry.

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Hungarian Scouting for Children and Adults
Saturdays at 1pm
2026:  Apr 18, May - 2, 16, 30, June 13

Upcoming Events 

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Main Hall Art Exhibit:

  • New exhibition coming shortly - check back soon!

  • 1956 Hungarian Uprising, private photo collection of The John Sandovy Estate - TIME Magazine photographer, special exhibit. ​​

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American Foundation for Hungarian Literature and Education, Limited

AFHLE, Hungarian House

213 East 82nd Street, New York, NY 10028

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We are a 501(c)3, 509(a)2 non-profit organization, registered in 1964. Tax ID#13-6168255. 

Donations are tax deductible to the extent permitted by law.

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