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"Cast a figure, such a fancy one" – this is the title of a four-session dance house series starting at the Bessenyei Ferenc Cultural Centre, with the first session taking place this Saturday. The dance house aims to reach children who do not engage with folk music and folk dance in their everyday lives.
It is a frequent experience of Hungarians living abroad that their children, who attend school there, often have a better understanding of Hungarian folk culture than those who live at home. This may be because those children attend a Hungarian school organized especially for them on weekends.
We are creating this children's dance house to introduce and foster a love of folk culture among those who do not attend folk music or folk dance classes during the week
– Boglárka Gál, director of Vásárhely's public cultural institutions, told our portal about the new programme. She also noted that there is no need to register in advance, no prior knowledge or experience is required, and there are no age restrictions.
The children's dance house, which is entirely free of charge, begins this Saturday at 9 o'clock, and Róna Banda will provide the music. The venue will be the BFMK Dance and Movement Arts Hall.
This first session will be followed by three more, continuing through December, each lasting one hour, with the Róna Banda joined by the Talléros Ensemble and the Csürhe Banda to provide the music for the festivities.
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