As part of the International Cultural Weeks, the Hungarian Cultural Week will be held from September 1st to 6th.

Prime Minister Edi Rama stated today that, until September 6th, the Hungarian Cultural Week, with its enchanting live concerts, classical music, traditional folk performances, exhibitions, and many other activities, will fill our cities with vibrancy.

Today, at Italia Square in the capital, the Grand Hungarian Festival will take place. The Szinvavölgyi Néptáncműhely folk group will bring a performance to our capital that promises energy and excitement.

Szinvavölgyi Néptáncműhely is known for its highly developed sense of rhythm, improvisation, and energetic movements, which will create a festive atmosphere through dance and musical rhythms.

Additionally, at the Ethnographic Museum in Elbasan, the grand opening of an exhibition by renowned digital modern artist Péter Vanicsek will take place as part of the Hungarian Cultural Week.

Visitors can experience his innovative works, which combine technology with creativity, offering a fresh perspective on digital art.

The exhibition will remain open throughout the week, inviting art enthusiasts to explore and enjoy this unique fusion of art and technology.

/a.c/