Lajosmizse rolls out a yearlong cultural spree from the City Cultural Center and Library, mixing live music, theater, hands-on workshops, outdoor fun, and a steady stream of national livestock and flea markets. Expect summer night concerts, open-air cinema, exhibitions, fairs, and food pop-ups alongside family programs and craft circles.
January Kickoff
Jan 15 warms up with a movement morning for babies in the library led by Klári Rimóczi. Jan 16 opens creator Etelka Kis-Máté’s exhibition and hosts Board Game Club, then the band Apostol lands a big concert at $23.80. Jan 17 brings the New Year’s Concert and an enameling workshop. On Jan 22, “Teahouse Rhymes” marks Hungarian Culture Day. Jan 24 returns with a ceramics circle and Péter Felméri’s solo show Kintsugi, hosted by Dániel Said, $15.20–$17.10. Jan 27: 1001 Crafts—Macramé. Jan 31: enameling.
Winter to Spring
National livestock and flea market dates: Feb 1, Mar 1, Apr 5, May 3, Jun 7, Jul 5, Aug 2, Aug 30, Sep 6, Oct 4, Nov 1, Dec 6. February stacks ceramics (Feb 7, 21), enameling (Feb 14, 28), an Alma Ensemble (Alma Együttes) concert on Feb 21 at $6.80, plus Feb 22 theater: Out of Order (Eszeveszett primadonnák, avagy Nyakig a slamasztikában) by the Pesti Művész Theatre at $16.90. March adds 1001 Crafts—Macramé (Mar 17), stand-up with Gyuri Orosz, Dávid Záhonyi-Ábel, and Mályki Valtner (Mar 12), and psychologist Noémi Orvos-Tóth’s talk “How Do We Break Inherited Family Patterns?” on Mar 16 at the Cultural Center, $22.00, with ceramics and enameling alternating most Saturdays.
Big Names, Steady Workshops
April 23 features Dr. Imre Csernus: “Burnout or New Challenges” at $15.70, followed by a Zorán concert on Apr 30. Ceramics and enameling circles continue most Saturdays through June. Organizers reserve the right to change dates and programs.
