The Eötvös Károly Library in Veszprém opens its doors wide this spring with a packed lineup of books, talks, exhibitions, and family programs across the central library and its branches. Beyond the joy of reading, there’s space for language learning and science too, so everyone can find something engaging and useful at 8200 Veszprém, Komakút Square (Komakút tér) 3.
Is ChatGPT Really My Friend?
On Monday, April 27, 2026, at 10:00, the Kisfaludy Room hosts Melinda Klausz’s talk on artificial intelligence: Is ChatGPT Really My Friend? Target audience: students in grades 5–8. Expect a straight-talking session on how AI tools work, where they help, and where to be cautious—tailored for teens who are already using chatbots for homework, creativity, and play. Venue: Eötvös Károly Library, Kisfaludy Room (Kisfaludy Terem), Veszprém.
Music Club Extra Digs Deep
On Tuesday, April 28, 2026, from 17:00, head to the Dr. László Nagy Room (old building, 1st floor) for Music Club Extra (Zenei Klub Extra). The April edition salutes jazz guitar legend Gábor Szabó on what would be his 90th birthday, and spins gems from American pianist Bill Evans and UK funk-rock outfit Cymande. LP Láz leader László Pallagi brings prime rock cuts, while selections also feature Dinah Shore, Anouar Brahem, Géza Bereményi, Imre Kőszegi, and Gato Barbieri. Hosted by Krisztián Kindler, the program showcases items from the library’s collection. Photos may be taken. All music lovers welcome.
Therapy Dogs for the Tiniest Readers
On Wednesday, April 29, 2026, 16:30–17:00, meet Travel, the therapy dog. Led by Anikó Jánoska from the Doctor Paws (Doktor Mancsok) Foundation, the session helps 0–3-year-olds get comfortable around a trained dog and learn gentle, safe handling early on. Participation requires a valid library card. If it rains, please bring indoor shoes.
