Orosháza rolls into 2026 with exhibitions, concerts, theater, film screenings, food festivals, sports, and a full slate of guaranteed and optional leisure programs.
January Highlights
January 17 brings Michael Cooney’s Who’s There?! (Nicsak, ki lakik itt?!) by Bánfalvy Studio (Bánfalvy Stúdió) at the Petőfi Cultural Center (Petőfi Művelődési Központ), tickets from $22.20–$25.00. The same day: Orosháza Farmers’ Ball (Orosházi Gazdabál) – 20th Anniversary Jubilee. On January 19, Faces, Rhythms, Cultures (Arcok, ritmusok, kultúrák) opens—Mihály László’s exhibition runs until February 12. January 21 features Unscripted (Kötetlenül), a theater-literary chat with actor Dorka Gryllus for the Day of Hungarian Culture, moderated by Judit Csáki—free with advance registration at the Petőfi Center info desk or by phone. January 23 hosts a quiz night for Culture Day, and January 24 brings MobileCinema (MozgóMozi). On January 30, Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons (A négy évszak) shines in a candlelight concert at the Petőfi Cultural Center, followed on January 31 by a stand-up comedy show with Gyuri Orosz, Barnabás Lorán, and Mályki Valtner.
February On Stage
February 19: I Have Arrived (Megjöttem), László Lakatos’s solo night at Dumaszínház, Petőfi Cultural Center, tickets $21.00–$23.50. February 20: Dennis Kelly’s Orphans (Árvák) by the Loupe Theater Company (Loupe Színházi Társulás).
Spring Lineup
April 9: Zorán Tour 2026 at the Petőfi Cultural Center, tickets $44.90–$47.70. April 14: Noémi Orvos-Tóth’s talk, How Do We Break Inherited Family Patterns? (Hogyan törjük meg az örökölt családi mintákat?), $22.20–$27.80. April 29: Rendezvous in Paris, or Happy Easter! (Randevú Párizsban, avagy Kellemes Húsvéti Ünnepeket!) by Pesti Művész Theater (Pesti Művész Színház) at the Petőfi Center, $12.60–$15.10.
Organizers reserve the right to change dates and programs.
