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The Deutsches Kulturforum Debrecen invites all film lovers to watch German films on Wednesday evenings in the courtyard of the B24. 

The Campus Festival will be held for the 15^th time between the 19^th and 23^rd of July. In the anniversary year, festivalgoers can expect a higher quality and more exciting selection of programs than ever before. In addition to the extremely popular performers, hip-hop and, in a unique way, rock and metal music will be given a separate independent stage, what is more, many musical delicacies and young talents will also be featured at the festival with the most ambitious music offer. Those interested in arts other than music will not be bored either, with a total of more than four hundred programs on offer.

Past and present meet in the Hortobágy with its mirage. Three days in the land of the foals!

In the past decades, the Hortobágy Equestrian Days have grown into a major event in the region, which is known across national borders. The main aim of the event is to promote the past and present of the pastoral culture of Hortobágy, the past and present of the Hortobágy Nonprofit Ltd. and the horse breeding work of Mátai Ménes, and its collection of horses, which is still in use and in operation today.

The work entitled “The Artist and the City” by the graphic artist Ákos László can now be seen on the firewall of the building at 28 Piac Street, facing Gambrinus köz and was unveiled on 3rd of July 2023.

Bohemian Life, Alice in Wonderland and Cyber Cyrano will also be on the theatre’s programme this year.

As the new director of the Csokonai Theatre previously revealed, the theatre season in Debrecen will start in autumn at five venues. The Csokonai National Theatre has announced the 2023/24 season programme: 18 new shows, musical cabarets and stand-up comedy are planned for the autumn.

MODEM continues its highly successful program series, the Downtown Outdoor Cinema with the contribution of Apolló Cinema. This season will feature films like the Truman Show, Matrix and Pretty Woman.

Who is a cívis? What is a cívis town like? What do the people who live, work and create in Debrecen, for Debrecen, every day, think about Debrecenity and about being a cívis? The Déri Museum’s renewed local history exhibition entitled “The World of the Cívis” will asnwer all these questions and more to know more about the history and cultural heritage of Debrecen, the cívis city.

Summer has arrived and with it the festival season has kicked off. Though in Debrecen the whole year is packed with events, the biggest festivals are held in the summer. The festival season starts with the Gourmet Festival and ends with the Flower Carnival, in between the Campus Festival and the Wine and Jazz Days guarantee unforgettable summer experiences.

The retrospective exhibition presents works made with special techniques. The exhibition, entitled “Round and round: From Debrecen to Debrecen” , symbolises the life of Károly Keserű, who was born in Debrecen and lived in Australia and London for decades.

MODEM’s exhibition Re:Re aims to explore the functioning and mode of existence, anthropological, socio-cultural and (art) historical contexts of artistic re-enactments.

More than twenty years ago, in March 2000, the first antique fair was held in Debrecen. Since then, the main organiser László Máté has invited antique lovers to this event more than 400 times, and this summer, we will not have to miss these Sunday events.

Observed on the second Saturday in July, Miniature Train Day is a tradition worth building upon, so Zoo Debrecen and their partners have in store a whole weekend of thematic activities in addition to unlimited amusement park adventures for July 8 and 9.