Classical Music: Giuseppe Verdi's Opera: Aida

The vulnerable protagonists of Aida face an agonising moral dilemma: to what should they be loyal? To their homelands? To their families? The story of the opera is a product of war: not only in its writing, but on the stage as well.

6 June - Opera House Budapest

Thrift Pop-up: Vintage Second-Hand Sale

Pop-up sale at this popular expat hang-out, where you will find clothes, bags, shoes, jewelleries, scarves, and other curiosities.

7 June - The Workshop Budapest

World Music: Samurai Drive and the Crazy 88 Album - Debut Concert

The duo of singer and guitarist will perform with an instrumental set-up that until now had only existed in the heads of the song writing pair.

8 June - Festival Theatre Budapest

Contemporary Music: Yungblud - Generation Z Concert

This singer-songwriter, who is only 26 years old, is known for being able to address an entire generation through his music, giving voice to their problems, their joys and their desires.

9 June - Budapest Park

Müpa Filmklub: Being Woody Allen

Almost without exception, this film's universally delighted critics asserted that Woody Allen's movie was inspired by Tennessee Williams's play, 'A Streetcar Named Desire'.

10 June - Palace of Arts

Contemporary Dance: 'Up' by Gangaray Company

Rather than telling a specific story, Gangaray’s performances focus on the infinite possibilities of the human body, the relationship between music and space, to open up new worlds to the audience.

11 June - National Dance Theatre Budapest

Jazz Concert: Glissonic Trio

The main novelty of the Glissonic family of instruments is that instead of holes, the pitch can be controlled with a longitudinal slot and a magnetic strip, so instrument produces unusual, special effects.

12 June - Opus Jazz Club Budapest