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In honor of the 1956 Hungarian Revolution and War of Independence
"Where heroes are not forgotten, new ones will always arise"
The Association of Youth for Civil Hungary cordially invites everyone to Buda Castle on October 22nd to commemorate together the heroes of the 1956 Hungarian Revolution and War of Independence, and then celebrate our living traditions with music, singing and dancing.
During the evening, historical remembrance and Hungarian folk culture meet: festive thoughts, music, prose and dance evoke our past, then the joint celebration continues on two floors with a dance house lasting until dawn.

  PARTICIPATION AND REGISTRATION

Participation is free but requires prior registration via the link below.

 Registration: https://forms.gle/8S4pS1A3jqoq9BZb8

PROGRAM
 19:30 – Welcome and remembrance

Within the framework of the festive commemoration, Dr. Kristóf Mihály Heil, legal historian at ELTE Law Faculty, will deliver an introductory lecture.

During the remembrance, we will evoke the legacy of 1956 with the help of music, prose, dance and song.

Participants:

Barna Janka, actor
Sarjú Banda
Magyarpalatkai Banda, our guest from beyond the border from Mezőség in Transylvania
Budapest Municipal Bartók Dance Ensemble, under the artistic direction of Gergő Sánta and Anna Sánta-Bíró
 20:00–01:00 – Dance house on two floors

Following the festive commemoration, free folk music and dance will take center stage!
On two floors, with live music, dance instruction, communal singing and joyful music-making, we welcome everyone who would like to be part of a real, community dance house.

Musicians and participants:

Magyarpalatkai Banda
Sarjú Banda
Budapest Municipal Bartók Dance Ensemble
Whether you are an experienced dancer or just now discovering the world of folk dance, we welcome you warmly!

Host of the event: Tamás Korzenszky, ethnographer.

Let us remember our heroes together and celebrate our traditions as one!

The Association of Youth for Civil Hungary warmly welcomes everyone.

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