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New 'Balaton Retro' Exhibition Shows Holidays of Socialist Era in Hungary
The Balaton Museum in Keszthely opened its new exhibition titled “Balaton Retro” on Saturday, offering nostalgia for older visitors and a sense of wonder for younger generations. From campgrounds to open-air cinemas, the museum’s new temporary exhibition evokes the spirit of life on Lake Balaton, featuring objects and memorabilia loaned or donated by visitors.
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Budapest Wagner Days, Palace of Arts Budapest, Now on Until 30 June
Celebrate a landmark double anniversary this June as the Budapest Wagner Days marks 150 years since the first complete Ring cycle and 20 years of Müpa Budapest’s world-renowned festival.
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Due to Demand Former Cabinet Office in Budapest Now Open to Visitors on Weekdays
The Carmelite monastery, the office of former prime minister Viktor Orbán, and the former headquarters of the cabinet office ministry will be open to visitors on weekdays and Sundays too, the minister of transport and investment said on Facebook.
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Sting 3.0, MVM Dome Budapest, 18 June
17-time Grammy Award winning artist STING has added new concerts to his highly revered “STING 3.0” World Tour, including Budapest on Thursday, June 18 at MVM Dome.  
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Coming Up

Night of the Museums Returns with Hundreds of Venues Across Hungary
Hungary’s annual Museums Night is set to return on 20 June, with hundreds of participating museums and cultural venues preparing thousands of programmes across the country.
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Cancelled: JazzFest Budapest, 27 June - 5 July
From the organisers: "In recent days, we have examined every possibility, looking for both short- and long-term solutions, but we were unsuccessful. We had to realize that the festival has become financially unsustainable. In order to avoid greater losses, tonight we had to make the sad and extremely painful decision to cancel it."
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Night of Museums at the Museum of Ethnography
The Museum of Ethnography (Néprajzi Múzeum) is preparing an extraordinary, immersive cultural adventure around the world. They have curated a dedicated line-up of English-friendly and non-verbal programs, ranging from South American Indigenous body painting and Japanese manga to traditional Greek dances and the energy of Hungarian-Roma music.
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Szeged Open-Air Festival in Hungary, 27 June - 22 August
The Dóm Square programme of the Szeged Open-Air Festival will begin on June 27, launching this year’s festive season at Hungary’s largest theatre festival.
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