Ajka’s Nagy László City Cultural Center and Library is rolling out a vibrant 2026 program: exhibitions, concerts, theater, comedy, talks, craft fairs, plus hands-on workshops and leisure activities. Literature fans can enjoy regular author evenings and guest writers at the library, all at 8400 Ajka, Szabadság Square (Szabadság tér) 13.
March Highlights
March 11 kicks off with In Search of the Secrets of Blue Zones – The Secrets of a Strong Immune System. On March 12, Robin Hawdon’s comedy Even One Lover Is Too Many (Szeretőből egy is sok) lands on stage. March 14 brings the book launch The Mysterious Journeys of Soma and Döme (Soma és Döme rejtelmes utazásai). Wine lovers meet March 17 for a tasting guided by Gergő Kundermann. March 19 doubles up: the Gondosóra Show talk and Can I Be Honest? (Lehetek őszinte?), a solo evening by Péter Elek. Psychologist Noémi Orvos-Tóth asks How Do We Break Inherited Family Patterns? on March 20. Singer Andrea Szulák headlines her concert The Great Encounter (Nagy találkozás) on March 25, followed by the Easter Craft Fair on March 26.
Spring Onstage
April 2 spins up the Brandnyúl mini disco. Ticket price: 3,000 HUF; buy online at jegy.hu or in person at the Information Center. Free up to age 2 if the little partygoer sits on a lap. April 15 presents Anthony Neilson’s The Last Fight (Az utolsó menet), while April 22 features Tibor Bödőcs’s solo show From Here We Just Roll (Innen már csak gurulunk) with guest Edu Tóth. April 27 hosts Dr. Kitti Almási’s Unfinished Threads (Elvarratlan szálak), April 28 stages Abigail (Abigél), and April 29 presents We Musical Souls… (Mi muzsikus lelkek…).
Summer to Autumn
May 9: Killer Wedding Night (Hullajó nászéjszaka), a HeArt Ensemble (HeArt Társulat) comedy. May 21: Knowledge Bites – Everyday Hassles, a clear talk by Ibolya Görög. October 7: Knowledge Bites – Generational Differences with Krisztián Steigervald. Organizers reserve the right to change dates and programs.
