Celebrate Hungary’s heritage at Gödöllő’s Grassalkovich Palace: hussar shows, folk dance, side‑saddle riding, concerts, films, workshops, and all‑day family crafts and archery on March 14. Fun for all ages.
when:
2026.03.14, 10:00–18:00, Gödöllő, Grassalkovich Palace. Celebrate the national holiday with living history, eye‑popping shows, music, and family fun across the Royal Palace’s courtyards and halls. Entry point: 2100 Gödöllő, Grassalkovich Palace (Grassalkovich Kastély).
10:20 Szélvész Dance Ensemble (Szélvész Táncegyüttes) folk dance in the Ceremonial Courtyard. 10:30 & 11:00 “Nyeregbe, magyar!” museum education sessions. 10:55 Side‑saddle riding display. 11:10 Mounted hussar show. 11:45 Concert by the 100‑Member Székely Men’s Choir. 12:00 Mare Temporis living‑history talk in the Grand Hall.
12:30 Side‑saddle display returns. 13:00 & 14:00 “Nyeregbe, magyar!” workshops. 13:00 Pozsgai Zsolt’s film Hungarian Golgotha (Magyar Golgota) screens in the Baroque Theatre. 13:30 Mare Temporis talk. 14:00 Kormorán concert in the Courtyard. 15:00 Outlaw show. 15:00 & 16:00 more “Nyeregbe, magyar!” 15:30 Joint horsemen‑and‑outlaw demo. 16:00 John the Valiant (János Vitéz) musical puppet show in the Courtyard.
18:00 Chamber concert by András Keller, Miklós Perényi, and Mihály Berecz in the Grand Hall.
Four craft stations, archery, meet‑and‑greets with outlaws and hussars, and a stamp‑collecting game. Organizers reserve the right to change times and programs.
