Zebra Christmas at Granárium Zebra Club, Szarvas: DJ Vadim with MSTRS and Gyurma. Live music hub mixing concerts, readings, exhibitions, and underground parties. December 25, 2025.
when: 2025.12.25., Thursday
where: 5540 Szarvas, Kossuth Lajos u. 2
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The Granárium Zebra Club in Szarvas is the Southern Great Plain’s go-to concert stage and cultural hub, mixing live music with author talks and buzzing college nights. Weekends belong to live gigs: album launches, club shows, and anything that builds culture—readings, performances, exhibitions, concerts, talent hunts, and underground parties all make the cut. Find it at 5540, Kossuth Lajos St. 2 (Kossuth Lajos u. 2).
Christmas Night Headliner
On December 25, 2025, the club lights up with Zebra Christmas featuring special guest DJ Vadim, with support from MSTRS and Gyurma. Expect heavyweight grooves, crate-digger vibes, and a crowd leaning hard into holiday mayhem.
Why It Matters
This isn’t just a party; it’s a year-round scene where emerging artists collide with established names. The club’s eclectic curation keeps Szarvas on the cultural map, serving the region with a calendar that moves from books to basslines without breaking stride.
Heads-Up
Organizers reserve the right to change the time and program.
2025, adrienne
Pros
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Family-friendliness: while it’s a nightlife venue, the club hosts book talks and cultural events year-round, so older teens/college-age families could find it cool around the holidays
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International recognition: DJ Vadim is a globally known name in underground/hip‑hop/electronic circles, giving the event legit international cred
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Location fame: Szarvas is off the typical U.S. tourist trail, but that means cheaper, more authentic vibes and fewer crowds
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Language: you can enjoy a DJ night without Hungarian; basic phrases help, but English should get you through tickets, drinks, and vibes
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Getting there: Szarvas is reachable from Budapest by train/bus plus a short walk/taxi; driving is straightforward on Hungary’s good roads with winter tires
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Comparisons: similar to indie club Christmas parties in Berlin or London, but more intimate and less pricey, with a strong local-culture angle
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Bonus: the venue mixes concerts, readings, and exhibitions—so you can turn the trip into a mini cultural weekend, not just a one-night rave
- Family-friendliness: late-night party on Dec 25 skews adult; not ideal for young kids or those wanting a quiet Christmas
Cons
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International recognition: outside music-nerd circles, the lineup may be unfamiliar to mainstream U.S. travelers
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Location fame: Szarvas lacks the tourist infrastructure of Budapest; fewer hotel and late-night dining options
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Transport: limited late-night public transport on Christmas; you may need a car or pre-booked taxi for the ride back
