Lajosmizse’s City Cultural Center and Library is packing 2026 with hands-on workshops, family shows, stand-up, theater, concerts, and a year-round national animal and flea market series. Expect summer outdoor movies, exhibitions, fairs, and foodie pop-ups alongside regular ceramics and enamel workshops, movement mornings for babies, mindful sound baths, and big-name talks.
Winter into Spring Highlights
Feb 17 kicks off with 1001 Crafts Club – Macramé, followed by a library-set Movement Morning with Babies with Klári Rimóczi on Feb 19. Ceramics Club returns Feb 21, the same day Alma Együttes performs live, tickets $6.75. On Feb 22, Pesti Művész Színház stages Eszeveszett primadonnák, avagy nyakig a slamasztikában, tickets $16.17. Feb 28 brings MozgóMozi and an Enamel Workshop. The National Animal and Flea Market in Lajosmizse opens Mar 1 and recurs monthly.
March–April: Comedy, Calm, and Talks
The Tavaszváró kavalkád lands Mar 7 alongside Ceramics; Mar 12 offers a Group Sound Bath and a stand-up comedy show with Gyuri Orosz, Dávid Záhonyi-Ábel, and Mályki Valtner. Enamel returns Mar 14; on Mar 16 psychologist Noémi Orvos-Tóth speaks on Breaking Inherited Family Patterns at the City Cultural House. Regular Ceramics (Mar 21, Apr 11, Apr 25) and Enamel (Mar 28, Apr 18) continue. Dr. Imre Csernus presents Burnout or New Challenges on Apr 23, tickets $15.94, and Zorán performs Apr 30.
Summer into Winter: Makers and Markets
From May through June, alternating Ceramics (May 9, 23; Jun 6) and Enamel (May 16, 30; Jun 13) keep creatives busy. The National Animal and Flea Market returns: May 3, Jun 7, Jul 5, Aug 2, Aug 30, Sep 6, Oct 4, Nov 1, Dec 6.
