Discover Érd 2026’s top events: stand-up, theater, concerts, festivals, workshops, and family-friendly programs at Szepes Gyula Cultural Center. Plan culture-packed weekends with must-see shows, talks, and local highlights.
when: 2026.01.30., Friday
where: 2035 Érd
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Érd rolls out a packed 2026 calendar of culture and cuisine all year long: exhibitions, concerts, parades, picnics, festivals, theater, film screenings, museum workshops, sports, plus a mix of guaranteed and optional leisure programs.
Stand-up and Theater Highlights
Jan 30: Ezt benéztem! — Musimbe Dávid Dennis’s solo night, hosted by Orsolya Sipos at Dumaszínház, Érd – Szepes Gyula Cultural Center. Tickets: $13.50–$18.30.
Feb 7: Lélekablak – The Price of Freedom, a Márai evening with Károly Rékasi at the Szepes Gyula Cultural Center. Tickets: $9.50.
Feb 8: Jövőre Veled ugyanitt! (Same Time, Next Year) at Szepes Gyula. Tickets: $13.20–$18.60.
Feb 10: Vidám kísértet (Blithe Spirit) at Szepes Gyula. Tickets: $13.20–$15.90.
Feb 24: Burnout to New Challenges — a talk by Dr. Imre Csernus at Szepes Gyula.
Feb 27: Hőhullám, a musical comedy at Szepes Gyula. Tickets: $22.30.
Apr 19: Randevú Párizsban, avagy Kellemes Húsvéti Ünnepeket! at Szepes Gyula. Tickets: $13.20–$18.60.
Venues and Notes
All listed events take place in Érd, primarily at the Szepes Gyula Cultural Center. Organizers reserve the right to change dates and programs.
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Pros
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Lots of variety year-round—comedy, theater, talks, festivals—so you can match something to any travel dates
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Family-friendly vibe overall, with cultural center events that are easygoing and not late-night club scenes
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Ticket prices are budget-friendly by U.S. standards, making it low-risk to try multiple shows
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Easy logistics once in town: most events are centralized at the Szepes Gyula Cultural Center, so planning is simple
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Érd is in the Budapest metro area, so you can pair events with a broader Hungary trip and use regional trains/buses or Uber/bolt
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English-speakers will recognize some titles (Blithe Spirit) and formats (stand-up, talks), easing cultural barriers
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Small-city setting offers a local, authentic feel compared to touristy mainstage venues in big capitals
Cons
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Many performances are in Hungarian, so non-speakers may miss nuances or jokes
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Érd itself isn’t internationally famous, so there’s less built-in tourist infrastructure and fewer English-language resources
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Reaching late shows by public transit from central Budapest can be slower; renting a car or rideshare may be easier
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Compared with major comedy/theater hubs in London or NYC, star power and production scale are more modest, though more intimate
