Orosháza is packing the calendar with culture, food, sports, and family fun through 2025 and 2026. Expect exhibitions, concerts, theater, film screenings, hands-on workshops, and outdoor escapes. Just 1.9 miles from the center, Gyopárosfürdő offers a unique, all-season spa experience with modern facilities and a standout atmosphere—worth a detour any time of year.
December 2025 Highlights
On December 7, Orosházi Szabadegyetem delves into Paul’s Letter to the Colossians, and the city gathers for Advent candle lighting. December 8 brings Feri Pál with I Was Looking for This! How Could I Live the Way It’s Worth It? (Ezt kerestem! Hogyan élhetnék úgy, ahogy érdemes?). December 9 features the Little Chestnut Club’s (Kicsi Gesztenye Klub) White Christmas (Fehér Karácsony). December 11 doubles up with Candy Dance Crew’s festive year-end showcase and The Town Musicians of Bremen – The Apollo Theater’s (Apolló Színház) fairy-tale play (Brémai muzsikusok – Az Apolló Színház mesejátéka). On December 12, Zoltán Mucsi headlines One Life (Egy életem), an autobiographical stand-up night, alongside an Advent craft workshop. ReDance closes the season on December 13, while candle lightings return on December 14.
Stage, Music, and Family
December 16 spotlights László Tolcsvay – Péter Müller – Péter Sziámi Müller: GOD’S MONEY (Isten pénze), a musical priced from $16.50 to $19.30, plus Orosházi Szabadegyetem on Paul’s letters to Titus and Philemon. December 18 welcomes the Great Amigo Magic Show (Nagy Amigo Magic Show). On December 19, choirs unite—the Children’s Choir (Kicsinyek Kórusa), Zoltán Kodály Children’s Choir (Kodály Zoltán Gyermekkórus), VIVIT Choir (VIVIT Kórus), and Advent Choir (Advent Kórus)—alongside another Advent craft session. The final Advent candle lighting is on December 21, and the Orosháza Wind Orchestra (Orosházi Fúvószenekar) rings in the New Year with a December 30 concert.
2026: Big Names, Big Nights
January 17 brings the 20th Orosháza Farmers’ Ball (Orosházi Gazdabál) and Michael Cooney’s Who’s in My Bed?! (Nicsak, ki lakik itt?!) at the Petőfi Cultural Center (Petőfi Művelődési Központ), tickets $22.10–$24.90. Candlelit Vivaldi: The Four Seasons (VIVALDI A NÉGY ÉVSZAK) plays January 30 at the Petőfi Cultural Center, $36.10–$41.70. January 31 features a Stand-Up Comedy Show with Gyuri Orosz, Barnabás Lorán, and Mályki Valtner.
Spring Talks and Theater
February 5 features One Life (Egy életem) with Szabolcs Thuróczy. On April 14, psychologist Noémi Orvos-Tóth unpacks How to Break Inherited Family Patterns, $22.10–$27.70. April 29 stages Rendezvous in Paris, or Happy Easter! (Randevú Párizsban, avagy Kellemes Húsvéti Ünnepeket!) by the Pest Artists’ Theater (Pesti Művész Színház) at the Petőfi Cultural Center, tickets $12.60–$15.10.
