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Bakáts Fest, Budapest, 28 - 30 August

• 24 Aug 2026 8:56 AM

The Bakáts Festival is Ferencváros’s largest cultural event, when the uniquely atmospheric Bakáts Square and its surroundings become the district’s main meeting point for three days.

Local, national, and universal values converge with summer energy into a long weekend of interdisciplinary arts programming.

In 2026, we welcome everyone for the 11th time to meet, celebrate, play, eat, drink, chat, listen, sing, make music, dance, create, and simply sit on the grass or on a favorite bench.

Detailed program available here

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