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Budapest Spring Art Festival, Until 22 April

• 12 Nov 2018 1:00 PM

The 39th Budapest Spring Festival, between 5–22 April, awaits visitors with a programme that involves many of the arts, with events in classical music, opera, jazz, world music, dance, contemporary circus, theatre and the visual arts.

With the best Hungarian performers and real world stars, the Budapest Spring Festival is a truly special occasion, presenting premieres and co-productions with partner institutions.

There will be dozens of venues in 2019: in addition to the Müpa Budapest and Liszt Academy, Uránia National Film Theatre, Pesti Vigadó and Várkert Bazár (Castle Garden Bazaar), Budapest Music Center, Akvárium Klub, A38 Ship and other Budapest theatres, cultural institutes and museums will also be home to outstanding events.

Realized again in a cooperation between the Müpa Budapest, the Budapest Festival and Tourism Centre and Hungarian Tourism Agency the event series continues to broaden its offer by involving the leading cultural institutions of the city.

Source: Budapest Spring Festival

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