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HUNGARIAN HERITAGE MUSEUM Cleveland,
Ohio,
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We hope you will take the time visit our Museum We are open on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays 11:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. and on Fridays 11:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Please note the following dates for upcoming programs:
Events and Persons
This continuing lecture series provides engaging
and interactive
Please join us and enrich your knowledge of
Hungarian and European
Next lecture:
Saturday, February
13, 2010:
Saturday, March 13, 2010:
Saturday, March 27, 2010: Seasonal Program: The art of the Easter egg. Explore the symbolism in Hungarian Easter egg decorations, and take time to decorate one in the Hungarian style. Program is designed for all ages, and will introduce various decorating techniques.
All the programs start at 2 p.m. on the days
listed above, at the Hungarian Parking is available in the Galleria parking garage. ********************************* Event fee: $10 for adults and $5 for students. All lectures are in English. ************************
Please call Andrea Meszaros at (440) 247-5144 to
let us know you will be While you are here - please visit our beautiful GIFT SHOPPE for Hungarian gift items. A Viszontlátásra!!! See up soon!!!
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Happy New Year to our Internet Visitors!!!
Saturday, May 15,
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 About our most recent cultural
program . . .
Saturday, November 14, 2009: (NOW PAST) - Lecture: "The Golden Age of Transylvania and Relations with the Turks" - Presenter: Dóra Solymosi Baldwin-Wallace College, Berea, Ohio. If you were unable to join us in person, we invite you to click here for the Video Link to Professor Solymosi's presentation. |
Below - Slovenian
dancers:
Saturday, May 9, 2009, the Cleveland Hungarian Heritage Society hosted the third in a Series of Cultural Programs funded in part by a grant from Cuyahoga Arts and Culture. We are a part of the rich cultural heritage in Cuyahoga County, and had designed a series of programs for all ages that enriched our audience with the folk songs, dances and seasonal customs of Hungary, and of three other cultures represented in our community. During our program entitled. . .
"THE ART IN FOLK DANCE"
. . we discovered the world of Hungarian & Slovenian folk dance, as the
Cleveland Hungarian Scout Folk Ensemble & the Folklorna Skupina Kres
Slovenian Dancers shared the grace and beauty of folk dancing. As per our
tradition, during the reception following, we exchanged ideas and had an
opportunity to meet our guests.
The invitation card can be viewed on our "Past
Events" link.
Video
Link Multi-Ethnic Program series, Program 3,
May 9, 2009
About our previous cultural program - and the Video of the event. . .
On Saturday, March 14, 2009, the Cleveland Hungarian Heritage Society hosted
the second in a Series of Cultural Programs funded in part by a grant from
Cuyahoga Arts and Culture. We are a part of the rich cultural heritage in
Cuyahoga County, and had designed a series of programs for all ages that
enriched our audience with the folk songs, dances and seasonal customs
of Hungary, and three other cultures represented in our community.
During our program entitled. . .
"Seasonal Customs and Leisure Activities"
. . . we discovered the world of Hungarian
and African village customs as folks lived the cycles of birth, childrearing,
love and old age and experienced leisure activites such as storytelling and
games, with the expert guideance of two fine ethnographers, Endre
Szentkirályi of the Hungarian Scout Assocation in Exteris, and Ismail
D. Douglas of the Rainey Institute
of Cleveland.
The invitation card can be viewed on our "Past Events" link.
Video
Link Multi-Ethnic Program series,
Program 2, March 14, 2009
About our previous cultural program - and the Video of the event. . . . . . .
On Saturday, November 8, 2008, the Cleveland Hungarian Heritage Society hosted
the first in a Series of Cultural Programs funded in part by a grant from
Cuyahoga Arts and Culture. We are a part of the rich cultural heritage in
Cuyahoga County, and have designed a series of programs for all ages that
will enrich our audience with the folk songs, dances and seasonal customs
of Hungary, and three other cultures represented in our community.
Saturday, November 8, 2008:
Folk Songs - how lyrics reflect
the life and values of a community, featuring
Roots of American Music
(artists/educators) and Rev. Éva Tamásy and the "Kis Magyar
Kórus"- (The program compared the folk song lyrics of Appalachia and
of the various regions of Hungary.)
Video
Link Multi-Ethnic Program series, Program
1, November 8, 2008
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for the NE Ohio area!
Check our links for more geographically extensive
items of interest, including
Cleveland-Magyar!
Our primary language of publication is ENGLISH - -
so that we may reach a wider audience who do not speak the Hungarian
language.
(However, we do have many items of interest in MAGYAR!)
For lots of Hungarian related information, check out
"The Gulyás Pot" - click on the logo below:
"The Gulyás Pot" has links to DISCUSSIONS, LOCAL HISTORY, REGIONAL EVENTS, RUBIK'S CUBE, A POP QUIZ, YOUTUBE VIDEOS, PODCASTS, PHOTOGRAPHY - and much much more! Enjoy!
For a sampling
of the Museum's more recent exhibits
and other events, click here
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For Hungarian programs in the
area
or here at the Museum
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Links to "Useful Addresses,"Cleveland & Northeast
Ohio"
1)- Media - blogs, e-mail
newsletters, radio, tv, papers, etc.
2.) Religious Organizations
3.) Social & Cultural Organizations
4.) Links (websites) to Cleveland area
organizations
or for LOCAL HUNGARIAN
EVENTS, click on the calendar or directly to
Clevelandmagyar.org:
Please note: New volunteers and continuing volunteers are needed for the Cleveland Hungarian Heritage Museum and also for the GIFT SHOPPE! Friends and Patrons of the Museum -- your help is requested! New volunteers are always most welcome.
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When in the Cleveland area, please come and visit us in person.
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A VISZONTLÁTÁSIG !
Hungarian Heritage Museum
Hungarian Heritage Society,
Magyar Történelmi Társulat
Cleveland, Ohio USA
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