Ballet: Romeo & Juliet

This new performance, based on Harangozó Prize-winning choreographer Noémi Kulcsár's 2013 work with Miskolc Ballet, will be presented by the Noémi Kulcsár Tellabor company.

10 February - National Dance Theatre Budapest

Dance House: Berka-Erdőfű

The Berka Band has been playing here for 12 years so they know what they're doing. Two dance houses will happen in two different spaces simultaneously: a big Moldavian one and a smaller traditional Hungarian one.

11 February - Fonó Budapest

Exhibition: 'Moving a Mountain in Six Acts'

This an international meditative journey into personal landscapes from Brazil through Algeria, Tanzania to Afghanistan. It's an 'odyssey to a hoped-for gentler future, where humans, the living and the natural world are seen as one'.

12 February - Trafó Budapest

Youth Music: 'Musicmania' Series

In this season of the Musicmania series they are exploring a single significant genre of music: the symphonic poem. Not the most famous pieces but works by composers whose works are almost never heard in Hungary. Age: 12-16.

13 February - Festival Theatre Budapest

Jazz: Catalan Sounds

Mélodie Gimard is a young French pianist, composer, and arranger based in Barcelona. Despite her youth, she combines her piano career with the musical direction of shows at various national and international festivals.

14 February - Opus Jazz Club Budapest

Colour Concert

A range of musical genres can be heard here in the afternoons: visitors stopping by may listen to the young representatives of popular music, jazz & folk on Tuesdays + classical genres on Wednesdays & Saturdays.

15 February - Palace of Arts Budapest

Local Rock: Hiperkarma Concert

"The original and kicking rock music of the alternative ensemble dotted with rock 'n' roll elements, as well as the singing, playing, lyrics and charisma of Róbert Bérczesi," make them one of Hungary's best bands.

16 February - A38 Ship Budapest