The cultural department and trade office of the Embassy of Hungary in The Hague organizes, promotes and supports various cultural and business events throughout the year. The purpose of these events is to show what Hungary has to offer.
We continuously provide information on upcoming conferences, theater and other performances, festivals, exhibitions and workshops. If you would like to receive a monthly email overview of embassy events, please subscribe to our newsletter.
You can watch videos of the embassy's previous events on our YouTube channel.
May
Podium Discussion "Free Minds, Boundless Horizons"
Wednesday 15 May 2024 15:00
House of Europe, Korte Vijverberg 5, The Hague
Join us for the Podium Discussion "Free Minds, Boundless Horizons", followed by a networking reception on 15 May at 15:00 in The Hague, at House of Europe! Explore the potential of international scientific partnerships and Hungarian-Dutch collaboration in various fields such as Drones, AI, Hydrogen, and more.
Hungarian academic organizations face exclusion from EU funding programs like Erasmus and Horizon Europe, hindering future collaborations. Our guest speakers will discuss this unfortunate situation. Your presence at this event is a unique opportunity to connect, engage, and discover potential projects with international partners. Don't miss out on this opportunity to address the implications of this exclusion and forge meaningful connections between Dutch and Hungarian stakeholders.
Register now to secure your spot! Participation is free but spaces are limited. CLICK HERE to register by 8 May. Spread the word and invite your colleagues who might be interested! Let's make this event a success together! Looking forward to welcoming you in The Hague! #ScientificCooperation #HungaryNetherlands #NetworkingEvent
European Rhythmic Gymnastics Championships - Budapest
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Wednesday 22 - Sunday 26 May 2024
Papp László Budapest Sportaréna, Budapest
Between 22 – 26 May 2024, the 40th European Rhythmic Gymnastics Championships will take place in Budapest. In addition to European participants, also senior gymnasts from Australia and New Zealand will be present (with their own separate Continental rankings). Rhythmic gymnastics is one of the most complex competitive sports combining elements of ballet, dance and gymnastics, with elaborate use of apparatus. At present, there are some 2500 registered competitive gymnasts in Hungary, with many times more people engaged in rhythmic gymnastics all over the country in the context of various training courses.
