The 2026 Dunaharaszti program calendar is packed with color: concerts, food and cross-arts festivals, family days, and kids’ shows across multiple venues in the 2330 area. It’s an easy pick for all ages seeking downtime and real community vibes.
May 14: Generations “80” – Skarupka Exhibition Opening
A new show titled Generations opens at 5:00 PM, spotlighting paintings by Dunaharaszti-based artist István Skarupka, who turns eighty this year, alongside batik works by Christina Skarupka Szabó. The selection offers a window onto a long artistic journey and its standout works. Location: Dunaharaszti.
May 14: A Head Start Against Cancer
Physician–naturopath Dr. Zita Csomai hosts an unconventional talk that bridges Western medicine with natural therapies. No miracle cures here—just a structured, professional knowledge base that supports prevention, smart navigation of diagnosis, and a path toward full recovery. The biggest advantage is giving disease no chance—or, if it’s present, understanding precisely how to reverse its course. Location: Dunaharaszti.
May 15: My Choices? Conversation with Judit Schell
Are our lives defined by our decisions, or do others make them for us? Do we truly choose, or is it all an illusion along a pre-set path? Jászai Mari Award-winning, Merited Artist Judit Schell walks us through the turning points of her life: roots in Debrecen, family and motherhood, theater and film, backstage secrets, craft, femininity, inner journeys, and her new solo evening. She reveals her newly chosen, unusual hobby—audiences can admire the results on site in a mini-exhibition. A phone game closes the evening. Conversation partner: Ami Murányi. Ticket: 3000 HUF (about 8.30 USD). Location: Dunaharaszti.
May 11–15: Regular Activities at the Cultural Center
The weekly schedule of ongoing classes and workshops runs through the week at the community cultural house. Location: Dunaharaszti.
May 16: Between Two Worlds – The Legacy of Amrita Sher-Gil
A special cultural journey where India and Hungary meet through the extraordinary life and work of Amrita Sher-Gil. Expect art, stories, and immersive experiences that connect two worlds. Location: Dunaharaszti.
May 18–22: Regular Activities at the Cultural Center
Another week of scheduled classes and meetups for locals and newcomers alike. Location: Dunaharaszti.
May 23: Balázs Elemér Group in Concert
Melodic, vocal-rich jazz woven with motifs from across world cultures. Their art fuses folk roots with a palette of traditions, and they’ve shown how Renaissance and Baroque elements blend naturally with jazz. Expect a musical journey that’s both deep and audience-friendly—a refined, soaring experience. They’ll present their new album Flying In Music, available for purchase and signing on site. Location: Dunaharaszti.
May 25–29: Regular Activities at the Cultural Center
The cultural house keeps its rhythm with its ongoing program lineup. Location: Dunaharaszti.
May 27: Civilút Senior Academy
The Civilút Senior Academy series returns to Laffert Mansion (Laffert Kúria) with fresh, engaging topics. The program supports education, social integration, and active roles for older adults, spreads knowledge, and helps ease loneliness. For over seven years, the academy has offered a friendly setting for lifelong learning—often free. The 50-plus generation can keep pace with a rapidly changing world, because it’s never too late to learn. Free program; registration required. Location: Dunaharaszti.
May 28: Life Paths… Ferenc Borbély Hosts Balázs Stumpf-Bíró
Next up in the Life Paths series: collapse researcher Balázs Stumpf-Bíró, a Deep Adaptation member and Cassandra Program co-founder. This edition promises more than ever: guided by a speaker seasoned in front of thousands, we’ll step out of our comfort zones. On May 28, the focus isn’t other people’s milestones, but our own present and how our futures may unfold. Location: Dunaharaszti.
June 6: Vagabond Promenade
An open-air day on the town’s promenade. Details to come. Location: Dunaharaszti.
June 12: Csaba Pindroch – Help, I Got Married!
Based on Elemér Sebestyén’s novel of the same name, this contemporary comedy is co-dramaturged, produced, and performed solo by Csaba Pindroch, directed by Márk Radnai. Mixing classic farce with modern stand-up, it holds a witty mirror to the comic and bittersweet moments before and after the wedding day. Expect familiar situations and liberating laughter, delivered with Pindroch’s lovable, honest range. Location: Dunaharaszti.
June 13: Kati Kovács “Heading Into Summer” Concert
A Franz Liszt Prize-winning singer, performer, actress, and lyricist, Kati Kovács is one of Hungarian pop’s defining voices, famed for her distinctive rasp. She was named Voice of the Year multiple times at home and abroad, and built rare international popularity for a Hungarian artist. A leading female singer of the 1960s–70s and one of the most versatile today, she enchants fans this time on the terrace of Laffert Mansion (Laffert Kúria). Location: Dunaharaszti.
June 20: Closing Time – The Country’s First Blues Comedy
A heady blend of a 1930s atmosphere, the emotional pull of the blues, and the bite of comedy. The cast doubles as the band, so the music and the drama fuse live on stage. Tickets available online and on site; seating first come, first served. Location: Dunaharaszti.
June 21: Father’s Day Dad Songs – Tamás Joós Kids’ Concert
Where music begins to tell stories. Tamás Joós whisks kids to a world where music and dance go hand in hand—songs about racing trains, garden fruit, true friendship, sweet dreams, papa’s dog, quacking ducks, honking geese, a dragon, and a green frog. The show blends music education with movement: kids learn the basics of rock and roll, twist, cha-cha-cha, disco, and more, with rich live instrumentation (harmonica, recorder, tambourine). A full-band experience to remember. Ticket: 1000 HUF/person (about 2.80 USD). Free for dads! Location: Dunaharaszti.
July 6–10: Bricks Challenge – Young Engineers Camp
A STEM-based, play-forward camp where girls and boys build motorized brick models with motors, gears, and lights. Kids think and troubleshoot, design creatively, build with an engineering mindset, team up, and get moving daily with active programs. Location: Dunaharaszti.
November 21: Pig Slaughter and Ball
A traditional feast-and-dance day rooted in old village customs. Location: Dunaharaszti.
Also in May and June
– May 14: Generations “80” – Skarupka and Skarupka Szabó Exhibition
– May 15: My Choices? Talk with Judit Schell
– May 16: Between Two Worlds – Amrita Sher-Gil’s Legacy
– May 23: Balázs Elemér Group Concert
– May 27: Civilút Senior Academy
– May 28: Life Paths… Ferenc Borbély with Balázs Stumpf-Bíró
– June 12: Csaba Pindroch – Help, I Got Married!
– June 13: Kati Kovács “Heading Into Summer” Concert
– June 20: Closing Time – The First Blues Comedy
– June 21: Father’s Day Dad Songs – Tamás Joós Kids’ Concert
Where to Eat and Stay
– Kisduna Restaurant and Pension sits in Dunaharaszti, 12.4 miles from central Budapest and 2.5 miles from the M0 ring road. Expect a Mediterranean mood, a palm-lined terrace, buffet lunches, and homestyle dishes.
– Imperia Pizzeria serves a broad roster of Italian and Hungarian plates from a team of talented chefs.
Organizers reserve the right to change programs and dates.
