Lajosmizse keeps the culture coming all year, from summer concerts and outdoor cinema to theater, fairs, exhibitions, and unapologetically hearty food. The City Cultural Center and Library is packing the calendar so locals and curious visitors never get bored.
Feasts, Fairs, Workshops
Nov 8–9 and 11, 15–16 bring the Goosebumps Festival with St. Martin’s Day (Márton-nap) flavors at Öreg Tanyacsárda: cold goose platter with spiced potatoes and vegetables paired with Pátzay Csíny 2024; ginger goose soup with matzo balls; oven-baked goose liver with crisp onion rings and roast potatoes with Vylyan Kakas 2024; oven-roasted goose leg with spiced potatoes and braised cabbage with Tűzkő Kékfrankos 2021; a goose feast plate for two with Vylyan Cabernet Sauvignon 2018; and aranygaluska with vanilla sauce alongside Grand Tokaj Yellow Muscat (Sárgamuskotály) 2023.
Hands-On and Family
1001 Craft Club: Nov 18, 19; Dec 9, 10. Baby movement morning in the library with Klári Rimóczi: Nov 20. Enamel art workshop: Nov 22; Dec 6; Dec 19. Candle making: Nov 25, 27. Ceramics: Nov 29; Dec 13. “Hangszert a kézbe” instrument tryouts: Nov 23–25.
Talks, Comedy, Stage
Krisztián Steigervald’s “Not Better, Not Worse, Just Different” generational night, Nov 18, $13.40. “Two in One!” Szomszédnéni show hosted by Balázs Hajdú, Nov 21, $17.50–$20.80. Gabriella Jakupcsek: Family in the 21st Century, Dec 4, $10.90. Kati Kovács concert, Dec 11. How the Grinch Stole Christmas, Dec 12, $7.40. Andersen’s The Little Match Girl by Drámázni ér, Dec 14, free with registration. Péter Felméri: Kintsugi, Jan 24, $16.90–$17.40. Stand-up with Gyuri Orosz, Dávid Záhonyi-Ábel, and Mályki Valtner, Mar 12. Organizers reserve the right to change dates and programs.
