Veresegyház’s Honey Valley Summer 2026 kicks off Pest county’s massive outdoor multi-arts festival, running from June through August right in the heart of Búcsú tér, 2112 Veresegyház. Expect blockbuster plays, killer concerts, and family-friendly shows starring top-notch actors that promise top-tier fun for every age group. Theater in all flavors mixes with live music and kid-pleasing spectacles under the stars, making it the perfect summer culture fix whether you’re bringing the whole family or just chasing thrills.
Charlie Rocks the Stage
On June 21, 2026 (Sunday), Hungary’s blues-jazz-rock legend Charlie Horváth lights up the Honey Valley stage. Get ready for a smoky blues trip laced with gritty jazz and pure Hungarian rock vibes blending into Veresegyház’s magical evenings. Timeless hits from Jég dupla jéggel to Nézz az ég felé will have generations belting them out alongside the artist.
Sexy Swaps and Upper Crust Chaos
June 24 brings István Mohácsi’s Francia rúdugrás (French Pole Vault) (18+), where three women and three men form a sextet with roles flipping wildly on a stormy night. It starts clear who’s with whom, but chemistry and a sly sexologist stir up massive mix-ups—hoping it all sorts out after the hilarious misunderstandings.
July 3 features Neil Simon’s Rumors (Pletykafészek), a two-act farce where you just kick back and watch gossip wreck the upper-class elite. Pure comedy gold.
Royal Rock Opera Spectacle
July 4 delivers Stephen, the King (István, a király) concert, the rock opera’s smash-hit monumental tour. Packed with favorite singer-actors from the show, the elite Crescendo Music Orchestra, pro lighting, visuals, and animations. Giant moving sets and fireworks explode onstage for epic vibes.
Paul Street Boys Grit
July 7 and 8 double up on Dés László, Geszti Péter, and Grecsó Krisztián’s The Paul Street Boys (A Pál utcai fiúk), a musical play in two acts. This classic reimagines the tale as young adults clashing fiercely, amplified by modern tunes and lyrics. Sound design brings objects to life acoustically, actors showcase musical rhythms, youthful power, humor, and the original’s cathartic punch hits home.
Jungle Adventures and Menopause Laughs
July 12 roars with The Jungle Book (A dzsungel könyve). Mowgli (Maugli), the man-cub, battles foes and hunts happiness for his new family amidst the thick foliage. Heart-wrenching yet heartwarming tale of friendship and love for kids and big kids alike.
July 15 brings menopause madness in Jeanie Linders’ Menopause (Menopauza) musical. Every woman’s “change” era, hidden or joked about—blasted loud, honest, and hilarious.
Party Anthems Galore
July 19, Geszti Péter’s concert unleashes Rapülők dance bangers, Jazz+Az funk, Gringó, and Létvágy pop live with flashy tech, laughs, and real talk.
July 21 and 22, the world premiere of You Rang, M’Lord? (Csengetett, Mylord?) brings TV faves to life on the Veresegyház stage for unforgettable nights.
Freaky Guests and Fur Fiascos
July 26, Steven Moffat’s Scarily Nice Guest (Rém Rendes Vendég), a two-act comedy. A polite British couple, Peter and Debbie, befriend American widow Elsa on a cruise ship and swap addresses for future visits that usually flop. But she shows up; internet research scares freak them out, especially with their teens nearby. Nosy neighbor and cop sergeant pile on the chaos. Fresh from London’s West End to Budapest’s Játékszín.
July 28, Not Now, Darling! (Ne most, Drágám!) features love triangles, mink coats, scantily clad ladies, flying clothes, and total lunacy in London’s poshest fur salon—all for laughs.
July 31, American Comedy (Amerikai komédia), a swing musical based on Aszlányi Károly’s 1930s play. Libretto and lyrics by Lőrinczy Attila, music by award-winner Bársony Bálint, directed by Peller Károly. Nonstop humor and swing energy for all ages.
Timeless Tunes and Murder Mysteries
August 1, It Was Just a Dance (Csak egy tánc volt) with Szécsi Pál’s best timeless hits under the stars. Performers: Miller Zoltán, Pál Dénes, Serbán Attila, Nagy Sándor.
August 5, The Murder of Roger Ackroyd (Az Ackroyd gyilkosság) thriller. Hercule Poirot retires to sleepy King’s Abbot, but baffling deaths hit. Kálid Artúr as Poirot, Szabó P. Szilveszter as Dr. James Sheppard in Agatha Christie’s whodunit.
Ancona Romps and Quimby Vibes
August 7, Ancona Lovers (Anconai szerelmesek), a musical comedy—Hungary’s most-played in 20 years. Italian commedia dell’arte meets Hungarian laughs and ’70s Italian hits.
August 8, Quimby concert highlights with unique sound and icons for epic outdoor vibes.
August 11, Ancona Lovers on Lake Balaton (Anconai szerelmesek a Balatonon), the sequel. Twenty years on, the Italian crew hits Hungary’s Balaton SZOT resort chasing roots, loves, and bliss via Comrade Békés. Azzurro, Bella Ciao, and Sono l’italiano blast.
Life Stories and Messy Magic
August 15, My One Life (Egy életem), a biographical stand-up with Csuja Imre spilling his life humbly, funnily, and warmly. Mom’s kid-raising, early career grind, four shows a day, old pros’ lessons, meeting his wife 40+ years ago, behind-the-scenes on Glass Tiger (Üvegtigris) and Something America (Valami Amerika).
August 18, Beyond the Messy Mountain? (Túl a Maszat-hegyen?), a comedy musical. Mess is order, cleaning is chaos. Muhi Andris saves pals from blobs, dusters, and neat freaks. Colorful, magical tunes for all—play, imagination, and laughs rule; vacuums aren’t always heroes.
Sound of Music Epic
August 22, The Sound of Music (A muzsika hangja) musical. 1930s: ex-nun Maria nannies for a captain with seven kids. She brings joy and songs; Nazi invasion forces the family’s flight. Catchy melodies, deep emotions, and history make it family magic from tots to gramps.
The fest wraps with A Beautiful Summer Day (Szép nyári nap), the Neoton musical set in the swinging 1970s for more nostalgic grooves.
