Live concerts, Theatre Performances and Gastro Zone in one. A place where cultural and gastronomical pleasures meet. Exciting evening performances, ripping dinners, intimate conversations are waiting for You. Spectecular dance performances, special concerts and grandiose stage plays make up the programme.
Parsifal and The Ring of the Nibelung – As all Wagner fans of the city and beyond know full well, The Ring of the Nibelung is played over four consecutive days (this is one of only a handful of places where this happens), in fact on two occasions, just as is the case with Parisfal.
“And then the girl enters, to choose her lover from among the mill lads transformed into birds...” The story of the terrifying mill in the title, and the tale of the mill lads magically transformed into birds, has its roots buried deep in Central European culture and appears in the beliefs of every people in the Carpathian Basin.
The band, which not long ago celebrated its tenth year in business, is truly unique on the Hungarian music scene. Over the past decade they have appeared at all the big fests and clubs in Hungary, and now they are giving the Hey June! Festival a taste of Bëlga.
Hearing the music of this Irish-born, Canadian folk music composer, singer and producer transports one with elegant simplicity from the current state of existence into a realm of dreams created by Loreena’s personality, instruments, voice and music.
Anton Corbijn’s retrospective offers an overview of the Dutch photographer's oeuvre, spanning thirty years from the early video clips to the recent portraits. Corbijn has experimented in wide-ranging areas of modern visual culture. This exhibition features short films and video clips, as well as designs for concert sets, book covers, and record sleeves. Photography, though, has always been his primary means of expression.
Hungarian plein-air (1830-1920) - The French Impressionists opened a new chapter in the history of art with their painting, when they presented a modern alternative to the centuries-old academic tradition.
