Head to Nagykanizsa’s Kanizsai Cultural Center at 8800 Széchenyi tér 5-9 for a blockbuster 2026 lineup of plays, concerts, workshops, and talks. It all starts on March 31 with Dés László, Geszti Péter, and Grecsó Krisztián’s A Pál utcai fiúk (The Paul Street Boys), a musical adaptation of Ferenc Molnár’s novel from Pannon Várszínház. Organizers reserve the right to change dates and programs.
April Packed with Laughs and Lights
On April 2, Tibor Bödőcs brings his solo show “Innen már csak gurulunk,” opened by Edu Tóth, at 6 p.m. and 8:30 p.m., plus the Easter Craft Playhouse at HSMK. April 3: decorated egg painting. April 8: Férjek a slamasztikában, a riotous French comedy in two acts. April 11: Világfa by Zalagyöngye Art Workshop. April 13: Ennio Morricone film scores by candlelight. April 14: Generációs gubancok, improv theater.
Mid-April Adventures
April 16 features a double bill: Kalandozó Kanizsaiak on Chernobyl 40 years later by Norbert Bonczók, and “Remember, see, name, and never fear,” a Nagy Gáspár poetry-prose meetup. April 17: military history night on Kanizsa and Mohács, plus Lendvai LESZSZ’s production of Zoltán Egressy’s Portugál. April 18: Káromkodj helyesen! by Szabó “Híresember” Nil and Premier Táncklub gala. April 19: Freddie’s Lélekbúvár: Belső tűz.
May Magic
Kids will love April 20 and 21’s A hisztis királykisasszony (The Hissy Princess), an interactive musical fairy tale by Csányi Sándor Production at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. April 29: Varga Bendegúz Quartet. May 4: Danubia Orchestra’s A szerelem klasszikusai (Classics of Love). May 19: A döntés by Sándor Csányi and Réka Tenki. May 21: Pál Feri on “How Could I Be Better? Resolving My Blockages.” May 29: Tribute to the Music of Ludovico Einaudi.
