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Classical music lovers can choose from a variety of concerts in the autumn season. In the next three months works of famous composers like Mozart, Bach, Chopin, Wagner, and Rachmaninoff can be heard performed by the Kodály Philharmonics that celebrates its 100^th anniversary in 2023 and by the professors and guest performers of the Faculty of Music of the University of Debrecen.

Debrecen’s gastro festival season continues with the Debreczeni ZAMAT Festival taking place from 15 to 17 September 2023 at the northern gate of Nagyerdei Stadium. As in previous years, the event features star performers, culinary experiences, and of course a great variety of dishes and drinks.

On 18th of September, Debrecen’s first business hotel, Hotel Lycium**** Debrecen, will reopen,
welcoming guests, renewed and refreshed.

During the Ars Sacra Festival, the doors of the Reformed Great Church will be opened to the public on 16th of September at 7 p.m., with organ concerts and a visit to the church.

Observed on September 16 this year, International Red Panda Day aims to connect the public with this unique and highly threatened species and raise awareness of the importance of conservation efforts.

The MODEM Center for Modern and Contemporary Art celebrates its 17th birthday in 2023 with a full-day event on 9 September. The birthday celebration includes guided tours, guest performances, pop-up skate jam, and live dj party.

August is coming to its end, but summer is far from being over. Luckily the weather is still great, perfect for some more watery adventures. Aquaticum Strand awaits you with night bathing, foam party and Beach Volleyball Championship at the last weekend of August.

The last weekend of the summer is worth taking advantage of, as ALL-IN Debrecen will once again focus on the diverse Jewish cultural heritage including Jewish flavors, prayers, and melodies.

MODEM Centre for Modern and Contemporary Art Center opens a new exhibition on August 26, 2023. Marcell Esterházy and his co-creators’ exhibition is entitled Timelines. It reflects on reflects on the intersection of twentieth-century global and Hungarian history, as well as literary history and family histories, presenting the process of personal past processing, highlighting its compassionate attitude.

Debrecen is the capital of 3×3 in Hungary that gives home again to three international 3×3 events in late August and early September. The venue is the same as before, the city main square with the amazing Reformed Great Church in the background.

There comes a night every year that puts animals in the spotlight. The 12^th annual Night at the Zoo is coming up on August 25 at Zoo Debrecen, this time offering visitors a taste of Asia’s great natural and cultural diversity with a unique blast of summer evening events and activities from 19:00 to 23:00.

A new exhibition opened in Déri Museum presenting the art of Transylvania between the two world wars.

The priceless exhibition will be on display until January. The artworks on display come from the private collection of a doctor from Oradea and his son.