Orosháza packs 2026 with exhibitions, concerts, theater, film, food festivals, sports, and plenty of leisure programs, both scheduled and optional. Highlights span January to April, centered around the Petőfi Cultural Center (Petőfi Művelődési Központ) and city venues.
January Highlights
January 17 brings Michael Cooney’s “Nicsak, ki lakik itt?!” at the Bánfalvy Studio (Bánfalvy Stúdió), Petőfi Cultural Center (Petőfi Művelődési Központ), tickets 7,900–8,900 HUF (about 21.60–24.40 USD). The same day: Orosháza Farmers’ Ball (Orosházi Gazdabál) – 20th Anniversary. On January 19, Mihály László opens “Faces, Rhythms, Cultures” (Arcok, ritmusok, kultúrák), on view until February 12. January 21 features “Kötetlenül,” a theater-literary talk with actor Dorka Gryllus, moderated by Judit Csáki; free registration tickets are available in person or by phone at the Petőfi Cultural Center info desk. January 23 hosts a Hungarian Culture Day quiz night, while January 24 rolls in with the Mobile Cinema (MozgóMozi). On January 30, Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons shines in a candlelit concert at the Petőfi Cultural Center. January 31 closes with a stand-up comedy show by Gyuri Orosz, Barnabás Lorán, and Mályki Valtner.
February to April
February 19: László Lakatos’s solo evening “I’ve Arrived” (Megjöttem, Dumaszínház) at the Petőfi Cultural Center, 7,590–8,490 HUF (20.80–23.30 USD). February 20: Dennis Kelly’s “Orphans” (Árvák) by the Loupe Theater Company (Loupe Színházi Társulás). April 9: Zorán Tour 2026, 15,990–16,990 HUF (43.80–46.50 USD). April 14: Psychologist Noémi Orvos-Tóth on breaking inherited family patterns, 7,900–9,900 HUF (21.60–27.10 USD). April 29: “A Rendezvous in Paris, or Happy Easter!” (Randevú Párizsban, avagy Kellemes Húsvéti Ünnepeket!) by the Pest Artist Theater (Pesti Művész Színház), 4,500–5,400 HUF (12.30–14.80 USD).
