Ajka’s Nagy László Municipal Cultural Center and Library rolls out a year-round lineup of exhibitions, concerts, theater, comedy, hands-on crafts, plus guaranteed and optional leisure programs. Book lovers get regular author evenings with guest writers, keeping literature front and center in Ajka.
January–February Highlights
Jan 26: Knowledge Nuggets (Tudásmorzsák) – Serious topics made simple – “Adolescence,” talk by József Balatoni. Jan 28: Soul Spritzer (Lélekfröccs) – The psychological roots of illness. Feb 5: “Deszeretlek,” a solo stand-up by István Dombóvári, hosted by István Bellus. Feb 7: “Bachelorette Party” (Lánybúcsú), musical. Feb 11: “A Piece of My Heart” – István Tabáni and Band’s Máté Péter tribute. Feb 14: Choir Carnival. Feb 19: Peter Quilter: “The Movie Star,” comedy. Feb 21: Carnival Wind Band Concert. Feb 24: “Happy Easter!” comedy. Feb 25: Carnival of the Animals, reimagined.
Spring on Stage
Mar 6: “Play On Till Dawn” (Húzzad csak, kivilágos virradatig), Pesti Művész Színház’s Women’s Day show. Mar 19: “Can I Be Honest?” solo by Péter Elek. Mar 20: “How Do We Break Inherited Family Patterns?” talk by Noémi Orvos-Tóth. Mar 25: “Great Encounter,” concert by Andrea Szulák. Apr 22: “From Here We Just Roll,” solo by Tibor Bödőcs, guest: Edu Tóth. Apr 27: “Loose Ends,” lecture by Dr. Kitti Almási. Apr 29: “We Musicians at Heart…” May 9: “Drop-Dead Wedding Night” (Hullajó nászéjszaka), HeArt Társulat comedy. May 21: Knowledge Nuggets (Tudásmorzsák) – “Everyday Hassles,” lecture by Ibolya Görög.
Autumn Thought-Starters
Oct 7: Knowledge Nuggets (Tudásmorzsák) – “Generational Differences,” lecture by Krisztián Steigervald.
Organizers reserve the right to change dates and programs.
