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January 1, Thursday: West Side Retired Club; Group holds Card Party first Thursday of every month; TIME: 1-4 PM; (Also General Meeting every 2nd & 4th Thursday of every month - TIME: 2-4 PM); NO MEETING TODAY - New Year's Holiday; LOCATION: West Side Hungarian Reformed Church, 15300 Puritas Ave., Cleveland, OH 44135 [Church phone, for emergency only: 216 476-3736]; For additional information call Mrs. Manyi Sikora: 440 331-6930.
January 2-4, Friday thru Saturday, District Leadership Weekend for Hungarian Scout Troops; LOCATION: Camp Butler, Manatoc Scout Camp; For more information, contact: E-mail: MrHorvath@aol.com, Website: http://www.huscoutnet.com or http://www.csbk.org/.
January 4, Sunday: First Sunday of every month: "Coffee Social," Hungarian Reformed Church, Fairport Harbor; TIME: 10 AM for Coffee Social, between worship services 8:30 AM Hungarian, 10:30 AM English; New Members always welcome. LOCATION: 601 Plum Street, Fairport Harbor, OH 44077, Phone: 440-352-4836; Fax: 440-352-9256
January 5, Monday: Hungarian Stamp & Coin Club Meeting, group meets first Monday of every month; TIME: 6:30-8:00 PM; LOCATION: St. Emeric Church, 1860 West 22nd Street, Cleveland, OH 44113; [Church phone, for emergency only: 216 861-1937]; For additional information call Mr. John Németh: 440 235-6335
January 8, Thursday: West Side Retired Club; General Meeting every 2nd & 4th Thursday of every month; TIME: 2-4 PM; (Group also holds Card Party first Thursday of every month; TIME: 1-4 PM;) LOCATION: West Side Hungarian Reformed Church, 15300 Puritas Ave., Cleveland, OH 44135 [Church phone, for emergency only: 216 476-3736]; For additional information call Mrs. Manyi Sikora: 440 331-6930.
January 20, Tuesday: Hungarian Friends - Orange Senior Club - Magyar Barátok Meeting; Group meets 3rd Tuesday of every month; TIME: 1 PM; For additional information call Mr. Paul Orbán, President: 216 741-8618
January 21, Wednesday: The László Attila Jazz Band; LOCATION: Nighttown Club & Restaurant, 12387 Cedar Rd., Cleveland Heights, OH 44106; TIME: 8 PM; Cover Charge; Ticket reservations suggested: 216-795-0550; Please make dinner reservations early, but dinner is not required with show. (From program flyer: "The Best of Jazz from Hungary. The five members of the László Attila Jazz Band are leading Hungarian jazz musicians who have played together since 1992 and have been in the forefront of the jazz scene in Budapest. They are all conservatory educated musicians who fuse their classical musical training into their jazz compositions, as well as the folk roots of their musical heritage. The band has played with world-famous artists like Randy Brecker and Tommy Campbell & others. Each member has impressive recording and touring experience. All work as educators in the field of jazz at conservatory level. They define their music as "organic jazz." A special blend of highly improvisational traditional jazz, spiced with classical and folk music producing a sound which is free flowing and natural; Attila László-guitar; Kálmán Oláh-piano; Szendõfi Péter-drums; Mihály Borbély-clarinet & sax; Béla Lattmann-bass"
January 21, Wednesday: Cleveland Hungarian Genealogical Society, group meets 4th Wednesday of every month; TIME: For those wishing appetizers, dinner, cocktails, TIME is 6:30 PM, lectures & presentations begin 7:30 PM; LOCATION Marinko's Firehouse, 2768 Stark Dr. [off Route 6, southwest corner of Routes 6 & Routes 91 - SOM Center Rd. intersection] in Willoughby Hills, Hungarian items on menu; Monthly topics: TBA; All who have interest in ancestors in old Austro-Hungarian Empire are welcome, no fee; For additional information call Mr. Zoltán Mestrits: 440 442-3413
January 22, Thursday: West Side Retired Club; General Meeting every 2nd & 4th Thursday of every month; TIME: 2-4 PM; (Group also holds Card Party first Thursday of every month; TIME: 1-4 PM;) LOCATION: West Side Hungarian Reformed Church, 15300 Puritas Ave., Cleveland, OH 44135 [Church phone, for emergency only: 216 476-3736]; For additional information call Mrs. Manyi Sikora: 440 331-6930.
January 24, Saturday: 51st Annual Black Tie Charity Ball, sponsored by the M.H.B.K. - World Federation of Hungarian Veterans; LOCATION: The Cleveland Airport Marriott, Main Ballroom, 4277 West 150th Street, Cleveland, OH 44135 (Tel. for Hotel: 216 252-5333; Mention the Ball for room discount if you wish to reserve a hotel room ); TIME: Beginning at 8:30 PM; Music by Steven Hegedeos Orchestra; Return Patron Cards (sent by US mail to those on mailing list), or call numbers listed below with your pledge, by Jan. 15th to be listed as a patron in Program of Ball; Debutantes and their escorts are currently practicing the opening palotás and girls who will be16 & older are invited to participate as Debutantes of the the Hungarian Community at next year's ball as well; Please reserve tickets as soon as possible, -- no ticket sales at door; For Ticket Information & Table Reservations, contact: Ms. Kati Szentkirályi 440 331-8376, or Ms. Dóri Kun 440 331-7558 btwn. 4-9 PM; Additional information, Mrs. Ildikó Kõrössy, Chairperson, or Mr. John S. Kõrössy, Jr., President Tel. for any additional (or last minute) question or problems: 440 255-4577
January 27, Tuesday: Hungarian Cultural Center of Northeast Ohio; Group meets at 7:30 PM on the last Tuesday of every month except in December, from October to April at St. John's Byzantine Church, 36125 Aurora Rd (at Liberty St.), Solon, OH 44139-3841 [Church phone for emergency only: 440 248-0417], & from May to September on Club Picnic Grounds in Hiram at 12027 Abbott Rd., Hiram, OH 44234 (off rte.82), Phone: 330 274-2786, see organization's website for map; For more information, contact: Mrs. Margaret Gorta, Treasurer at 440 951-5538 [= new phone number] or Ms. Elvira Brockman, Secretary at 330 274-3425; (New Name = Hungarian Cultural Center of Northeastern Ohio: Merger of: Geauga Magyar Club/Cultural Society (estab. 1975) & St. Stephen's Club (estab 1904); Website remains under name & URL of former Geauga Magyar Club/Cultural Society: http://www.hungarianclub.org
February 1, Sunday: First Sunday of every month: "Coffee Social," Hungarian Reformed Church, Fairport Harbor; TIME: 10 AM for Coffee Social, between worship services 8:30 AM Hungarian, 10:30 AM English; New Members always welcome. LOCATION: 601 Plum Street, Fairport Harbor, OH 44077, Phone: 440-352-4836; Fax: 440-352-9256
February 2, Monday: Hungarian Stamp & Coin Club Meeting, group meets first Monday of every month; TIME: 6:30-8:00 PM; LOCATION: St. Emeric Church, 1860 West 22nd Street, Cleveland, OH 44113; [Church phone, for emergency only: 216 861-1937]; For additional information call Mr. John Németh: 440 235-6335
February 5, Thursday: West Side Retired Club; Group holds Card Party first Thursday of every month; TIME: 1-4 PM; (Also General Meeting every 2nd & 4th Thursday of every month - TIME: 2-4 PM); LOCATION: West Side Hungarian Reformed Church, 15300 Puritas Ave., Cleveland, OH 44135 [Church phone, for emergency only: 216 476-3736]; For additional information call Mrs. Manyi Sikora: 440 331-6930.
February 7, Saturday, Pre-Lenten Carnival for Young Hungarian Scouts: For more information, contact: E-mail: MrHorvath@aol.com, Website: http://www.huscoutnet.com or http://www.csbk.org/.
February 12, Thursday: West Side Retired Club; General Meeting every 2nd & 4th Thursday of every month; TIME: 2-4 PM; (Group also holds Card Party first Thursday of every month; TIME: 1-4 PM;) LOCATION: West Side Hungarian Reformed Church, 15300 Puritas Ave., Cleveland, OH 44135 [Church phone, for emergency only: 216 476-3736]; For additional information call Mrs. Manyi Sikora: 440 331-6930.
February 14, Saturday: World Music at INSIDE presents: GÁZSA FOLK ENSEMBLE; The folk music band of the Budapest Folk Ensemble “Music and Dances from the Carpathians”; LOCATION: THE WINCHESTER Tavern & Music Hall, 12112 Madison Ave., Lakewood OH 44107; Admission charge, for reservations (required) & information call 216 281-8727 or email mahovlich@core.com; TIME: concert begins at 8 PM and a dance party (Táncház} will follow. The program entitled “Music and Dances from the Carpathians” will include the music of many ethnic groups from the Carpathian Mountain region. In addition to the usual Hungarian line up of violins and cimbalom, the band will include a woodwind player performing on the tárogató, an instrument resembling a wooden soprano sax with a haunting sound. About GÁZSA: The Gázsa Band was formed in 1992 by some of the best folk musicians in Hungary who have spent years studying and learning authentic village music from famous masters of folk music, who, in most cases, lived in remote rural areas. The bands takes its name from its leader’s nick-name, István Papp „Gázsa”. He was born and raised in Transylvania and has played with many “giants” of Hungarian folk music. The Carpathian Mountains surround an area of Central Europe, home to many ethnic groups, each possessing wonderful folklore, especially in the areas of folk music and dance. Hungarians Romanians, Slovaks, Serbs, Croatians, Ukrainians, Gypsies and others have all preserved their wonderful folk treasures. The most pure and archaic forms of music and dance may be found in Transylvania, now part of Romania. In these areas, Hungarians, Romanians and Gypsies live together in many villages; their unique ethnic culture may be witnessed even today. The performers in the Gázsa Ensemble have explored the beauty and depth of all traditional cultures in the Carpathian Basin in great detail. In their performance, they show the music and dance of a variety of ethnic groups and offer a memorable cross-section of the colorful ethnic music and dances of all people living in Central Europe. The Gázsa Ensemble has accompanied the famous Budapest Ensemble for a decade. Together, they have performed in many countries, including the United States, Canada and Mexico, to critical acclaim. In their 2000 North American tour, The Ensemble was praised by The New York Times as “admirable” and “compelling”; the New York Newsday noted “superb musicians … lively, seductive music”; The Boston Globe praised their music to be “pulsating”; and in the Chicago Sun Times, the group’s fiddlers were called “irresistible” and the musicians “superb.” The Ensemble will consist of six musicians and two dancers. The instruments will nclude violins, viola, bass, cimbalom [125 string Hungarian hammered dulcimer] clarinet , bagpipe and tárogató (an instrument resembling a wooden soprano sax). A professional dancing couple from the Budapest Ensemble, wearing the gorgeous folk costumes of several geographic areas, will also add to the performance. Mp3 samples of Gázsa’s music can be heard at http://www.passiondiscs.com/e_pages/hung_e/feszcd04.htm
February 15, Sunday: Csárdás Dance Company at Drake Center for the Arts, Medina, OH; The Medina County Performing Arts Foundation (MCPAF) will present Csárdás Dance Company in concert as part of the "Medina Stars Series"; LOCATION: Grace Drake Center for the Performing Arts, 222South Broadway Street, Medina, 44256; TIME: 2 PM; Admission charge, reservations required, call 330 764-1999; Other contact Info for Csárdás: Tel: 330 725-2873; Email: Csardasdanceco@cs.com; Website: http://www.csardasdance.com; Csárdás is a professional dance company that presents traditional and contemporary works stemming from Hungarian heritage. Csárdás embodies the infectious exuberance of ethnic dance celebrated in villages such as vibrant and colorful children's dances, men's intricate boot-slapping sequences and skillful bottle dances. Exhibiting meticulously researched and skillful dancing along with costuming said to be amongst the most beautiful in the world, Csárdás reveals the richness of a unique culture through performances featuring a broad range of dance dialects and styles. Richard Graber, Executive Director
February 17, Tuesday: Hungarian Friends - Orange Senior Club - Magyar Barátok Meeting; Group meets 3rd Tuesday of every month; TIME: 1 PM; For additional information call Mr. Paul Orbán, President: 216 741-8618
February 21, Saturday: 14th Annual Benefit Paprika Ball, sponsored by Cleveland Hungarian Development Panel; LOCATION: Ritz-Carleton Hotel, Grand Ballroom, 1515 W. 3rd St. in downtown Cleveland (44113); TIME: 6:00 PM cocktails, festive masquerade music by Harmonia, silent auction; 7:30 PM ballroom doors open, 7:45 PM grand promenade, greetings, Hungarian gourmet dinner; 9:30 PM "Burial of the Fiddle" performed by Harmonia & Hungarian Scout Folk Ensemble (Regös); 10 PM dessert & masquerade ball with music by Hegedeos Orchestra; For information call Mrs. Caroyn Balogh 440 543-7526 ext .105 or Mrs. Marika H. Megyimóri 440 871-2796; R.S.V.P. by Feb. 14.
February 22, Sunday: Awards Banquet, American Hungarian Friends of Scouting - Cs.B.K. Hagyományos Ebédje; TIME: 12 PM; LOCATION: St. Emeric Parish Hall, 1860 West 22nd Street, Cleveland, OH 44113 (Phone: for emergency) 216 861-1937; Menu: Meat broth w/ liver dumplings, pork roast w/ vegetables & rice, condiments, pastry, coffee, cash bar; Reservations required, call Mrs. Mészáros: 440 247-5144 1-6 PM, or Mrs. Sedenszky: 330 963-7035 evenings til 9 PM; Deadline: Feb. 21; Honorees: Mr. Bánk Borosdy, Mrs. Judit Gráber Horváth, Mrs. Eszti Pigniczky Szentkirályi; Benefit book sale on premises; For more information, contact: E-mail: MrHorvath@aol.com, Website: http://www.huscoutnet.com or http://www.csbk.org/.
February 24, Tuesday: Hungarian Cultural Center of Northeast Ohio; Group meets at 7:30 PM on the last Tuesday of every month except in December, from October to April at St. John's Byzantine Church, 36125 Aurora Rd (at Liberty St.), Solon, OH 44139-3841 [Church phone for emergency only: 440 248-0417], & from May to September on Club Picnic Grounds in Hiram at 12027 Abbott Rd., Hiram, OH 44234 (off rte.82), Phone: 330 274-2786, see organization's website for map; For more information, contact: Mrs. Margaret Gorta, Treasurer at 440 951-5538 [= new phone number] or Ms. Elvira Brockman, Secretary at 330 274-3425; (New Name = Hungarian Cultural Center of Northeastern Ohio: Merger of: Geauga Magyar Club/Cultural Society (estab. 1975) & St. Stephen's Club (estab 1904); Website remains under name & URL of former Geauga Magyar Club/Cultural Society: http://www.hungarianclub.org
February 25, Wednesday: Cleveland Hungarian Genealogical Society, group meets 4th Wednesday of every month; TIME: For those wishing appetizers, dinner, cocktails, TIME is 6:30 PM, lectures & presentations begin 7:30 PM; LOCATION Marinko's Firehouse, 2768 Stark Dr. [off Route 6, southwest corner of Routes 6 & Routes 91 - SOM Center Rd. intersection] in Willoughby Hills, Hungarian items on menu; Monthly topics: TBA; All who have interest in ancestors in old Austro-Hungarian Empire are welcome, no fee; For additional information call Mr. Zoltán Mestrits: 440 442-3413
February 26, Thursday: West Side Retired Club; General Meeting every 2nd & 4th Thursday of every month; TIME: 2-4 PM; (Group also holds Card Party first Thursday of every month; TIME: 1-4 PM;) LOCATION: West Side Hungarian Reformed Church, 15300 Puritas Ave., Cleveland, OH 44135 [Church phone, for emergency only: 216 476-3736]; For additional information call Mrs. Manyi Sikora: 440 331-6930.
Fresh "Kolbász" Sale, to benefit Hungarian Boy Scout Troop #14 Görgey Arthur; 5 lbs bags (can also order skinless bulk sausage); Order deadline: March 7; Call or E-mail Mrs. Bea Tábor 216 228-9545 or call Ms. Erzsi Vése 440-842-9559; Pick up at Scout Center next to St. Emeric Church Friday March 12 at 9 PM or Saturday March 13 from 10 AM-12 noon.
March 1, Monday: Hungarian Stamp & Coin Club Meeting, group meets first Monday of every month; TIME: 6:30-8:00 PM; LOCATION: St. Emeric Church, 1860 West 22nd Street, Cleveland, OH 44113; [Church phone, for emergency only: 216 861-1937]; For additional information call Mr. John Németh: 440 235-6335
March 4, Thursday: West Side Retired Club; Group holds Card Party first Thursday of every month; TIME: 1-4 PM; (Also General Meeting every 2nd & 4th Thursday of every month - TIME: 2-4 PM); LOCATION: West Side Hungarian Reformed Church, 15300 Puritas Ave., Cleveland, OH 44135 [Church phone, for emergency only: 216 476-3736]; For additional information call Mrs. Manyi Sikora: 440 331-6930.
March 5, Friday: The Bartok Quartet: Centennial Year Festival Concert, sponsored by the Hungarian Cultural Center, NY, in association with Curzon & Kedersha Artists Management, direct from Budapest; LOCATION: St. Emeric Church, 1860 West 22nd Street, Cleveland, OH 44113; [Church phone, for emergency only: 216 861-1937]; Secured & well lighted parking in adjacentWest Side Market lot; Reception with artists to follow; Reservations & information: 216 228-4439.
March 7, Sunday: First Sunday of every month: "Coffee Social," Hungarian Reformed Church, Fairport Harbor; TIME: 10 AM for Coffee Social, between worship services 8:30 AM Hungarian, 10:30 AM English; New Members always welcome. LOCATION: 601 Plum Street, Fairport Harbor, OH 44077, Phone: 440-352-4836; Fax: 440-352-9256
March 11, Thursday: West Side Retired Club; General Meeting every 2nd & 4th Thursday of every month; TIME: 2-4 PM; (Group also holds Card Party first Thursday of every month; TIME: 1-4 PM;) LOCATION: West Side Hungarian Reformed Church, 15300 Puritas Ave., Cleveland, OH 44135 [Church phone, for emergency only: 216 476-3736]; For additional information call Mrs. Manyi Sikora: 440 331-6930.
March 14, Sunday: United Hungarian Societies & Cleveland Area Hungarian Scout Troops "1848 Memorial"; TIME: 3 PM; LOCATION: St. Emeric Church, 1860 W. 22 St., 44113, guarded parking lot [Phone for emergency: 216 861-1937, Pastor: Rev. Sándor Siklódi]; Speaker: Mr. László Böjtös, Honorary Consul for Hungary, Cleveland; pastry & coffee following, no fee, donations welcome; More information: kkapossy@yahoo.com.
March 16, Tuesday: Hungarian Friends - Orange Senior Club - Magyar Barátok Meeting; Group meets 3rd Tuesday of every month; TIME: 1 PM; For additional information call Mr. Paul Orbán, President: 216 741-8618
March 20-21, Saturday-Sunday, District Leadership Weekend for Hungarian Scout Troops; LOCATION: Camp Butler, Manatoc Scout Camp; For more information, contact: E-mail: MrHorvath@aol.com, Website: http://www.huscoutnet.com or http://www.csbk.org/.
March 24, Wednesday: Cleveland Hungarian Genealogical Society, group meets 4th Wednesday of every month; TIME: For those wishing appetizers, dinner, cocktails, TIME is 6:30 PM, lectures & presentations begin 7:30 PM; LOCATION Marinko's Firehouse, 2768 Stark Dr. [off Route 6, southwest corner of Routes 6 & Routes 91 - SOM Center Rd. intersection] in Willoughby Hills, Hungarian items on menu; Monthly topics: TBA; All who have interest in ancestors in old Austro-Hungarian Empire are welcome, no fee; For additional information call Mr. Zoltán Mestrits: 440 442-3413
March 25, Thursday: West Side Retired Club; General Meeting every 2nd & 4th Thursday of every month; TIME: 2-4 PM; (Group also holds Card Party first Thursday of every month; TIME: 1-4 PM;) LOCATION: West Side Hungarian Reformed Church, 15300 Puritas Ave., Cleveland, OH 44135 [Church phone, for emergency only: 216 476-3736]; For additional information call Mrs. Manyi Sikora: 440 331-6930.
March 30, Tuesday: Hungarian Cultural Center of Northeast Ohio; Group meets at 7:30 PM on the last Tuesday of every month except in December, from October to April at St. John's Byzantine Church, 36125 Aurora Rd (at Liberty St.), Solon, OH 44139-3841 [Church phone for emergency only: 440 248-0417], & from May to September on Club Picnic Grounds in Hiram at 12027 Abbott Rd., Hiram, OH 44234 (off rte.82), Phone: 330 274-2786, see organization's website for map; For more information, contact: Mrs. Margaret Gorta, Treasurer at 440 951-5538 [= new phone number] or Ms. Elvira Brockman, Secretary at 330 274-3425; (New Name = Hungarian Cultural Center of Northeastern Ohio: Merger of: Geauga Magyar Club/Cultural Society (estab. 1975) & St. Stephen's Club (estab 1904); Website remains under name & URL of former Geauga Magyar Club/Cultural Society: http://www.hungarianclub.org
April 1, Thursday: West Side Retired Club; Group holds Card Party first Thursday of every month; TIME: 1-4 PM; (Also General Meeting every 2nd & 4th Thursday of every month - TIME: 2-4 PM); LOCATION: West Side Hungarian Reformed Church, 15300 Puritas Ave., Cleveland, OH 44135 [Church phone, for emergency only: 216 476-3736]; For additional information call Mrs. Manyi Sikora: 440 331-6930.
April 3, Saturday: Leadership Camp Pre-Testing Program for Hungarian Scout Troops; For more information, contact: E-mail: MrHorvath@aol.com, Website: http://www.huscoutnet.com or http://www.csbk.org/.
April 4, Sunday: First Sunday of every month: "Coffee Social," Hungarian Reformed Church, Fairport Harbor; TIME: 10 AM for Coffee Social, between worship services 8:30 AM Hungarian, 10:30 AM English; New Members always welcome. LOCATION: 601 Plum Street, Fairport Harbor, OH 44077, Phone: 440-352-4836; Fax: 440-352-9256
April 5, Monday: Hungarian Stamp & Coin Club Meeting, group meets first Monday of every month; TIME: 6:30-8:00 PM; LOCATION: St. Emeric Church, 1860 West 22nd Street, Cleveland, OH 44113; [Church phone, for emergency only: 216 861-1937]; For additional information call Mr. John Németh: 440 235-6335
April 8, Thursday: West Side Retired Club; General Meeting every 2nd & 4th Thursday of every month; TIME: 2-4 PM; (Group also holds Card Party first Thursday of every month; TIME: 1-4 PM;) LOCATION: West Side Hungarian Reformed Church, 15300 Puritas Ave., Cleveland, OH 44135 [Church phone, for emergency only: 216 476-3736]; For additional information call Mrs. Manyi Sikora: 440 331-6930.
April 10, Saturday: Easter Activities for Young Hungarian Scouts; For more information, contact: E-mail: MrHorvath@aol.com, Website: http://www.huscoutnet.com or http://www.csbk.org/.
April 12, Monday: "Husvéti Locsolás - Easter Sprinkling for Hungarian Scout Troops; For more information, contact: E-mail: MrHorvath@aol.com, Website: http://www.huscoutnet.com or http://www.csbk.org/.
April 20, Tuesday: Hungarian Friends - Orange Senior Club - Magyar Barátok Meeting; Group meets 3rd Tuesday of every month; TIME: 1 PM; For additional information call Mr. Paul Orbán, President: 216 741-8618
April 22, Thursday: West Side Retired Club; General Meeting every 2nd & 4th Thursday of every month; TIME: 2-4 PM; (Group also holds Card Party first Thursday of every month; TIME: 1-4 PM;) LOCATION: West Side Hungarian Reformed Church, 15300 Puritas Ave., Cleveland, OH 44135 [Church phone, for emergency only: 216 476-3736]; For additional information call Mrs. Manyi Sikora: 440 331-6930.
April 24, Saturday: "Atléta bál / CMAC Bál"- Cleveland Magyar Atlétikai Club; "Athlete's Ball," Cleveland Hungarian Athletic Club, with Dinner; Includes performance by Cleveland Hungarian Scout Regös Group; For information contact: Mr. Ákos Harmat: 216 281-1875 9 AM - 5 PM.
April 27, Tuesday: Hungarian Cultural Center of Northeast Ohio; Group meets at 7:30 PM on the last Tuesday of every month except in December, from October to April at St. John's Byzantine Church, 36125 Aurora Rd (at Liberty St.), Solon, OH 44139-3841 [Church phone for emergency only: 440 248-0417], & from May to September on Club Picnic Grounds in Hiram at 12027 Abbott Rd., Hiram, OH 44234 (off rte.82), Phone: 330 274-2786, see organization's website for map; For more information, contact: Mrs. Margaret Gorta, Treasurer at 440 951-5538 [= new phone number] or Ms. Elvira Brockman, Secretary at 330 274-3425; (New Name = Hungarian Cultural Center of Northeastern Ohio: Merger of: Geauga Magyar Club/Cultural Society (estab. 1975) & St. Stephen's Club (estab 1904); Website remains under name & URL of former Geauga Magyar Club/Cultural Society: http://www.hungarianclub.org
April 28, Wednesday: Cleveland Hungarian Genealogical Society, group meets 4th Wednesday of every month; TIME: For those wishing appetizers, dinner, cocktails, TIME is 6:30 PM, lectures & presentations begin 7:30 PM; LOCATION Marinko's Firehouse, 2768 Stark Dr. [off Route 6, southwest corner of Routes 6 & Routes 91 - SOM Center Rd. intersection] in Willoughby Hills, Hungarian items on menu; Monthly topics: TBA; All who have interest in ancestors in old Austro-Hungarian Empire are welcome, no fee; For additional information call Mr. Zoltán Mestrits: 440 442-3413
May 2, Sunday: First Sunday of every month: "Coffee Social," Hungarian Reformed Church, Fairport Harbor; TIME: 10 AM for Coffee Social, between worship services 8:30 AM Hungarian, 10:30 AM English; New Members always welcome. LOCATION: 601 Plum Street, Fairport Harbor, OH 44077, Phone: 440-352-4836; Fax: 440-352-9256
May 3, Monday: Hungarian Stamp & Coin Club Meeting, group meets first Monday of every month; TIME: 6:30-8:00 PM; LOCATION: St. Emeric Church, 1860 West 22nd Street, Cleveland, OH 44113; [Church phone, for emergency only: 216 861-1937]; For additional information call Mr. John Németh: 440 235-6335
May 6, Thursday: West Side Retired Club; Group holds Card Party first Thursday of every month; TIME: 1-4 PM; (Also General Meeting every 2nd & 4th Thursday of every month - TIME: 2-4 PM); LOCATION: West Side Hungarian Reformed Church, 15300 Puritas Ave., Cleveland, OH 44135 [Church phone, for emergency only: 216 476-3736]; For additional information call Mrs. Manyi Sikora: 440 331-6930.
May 8, Saturday: Annual Spring Dance, Hungarian Cultural Center of Northeast Ohio; Time: TBA; LOCATION: St. John's Byzantine Church, 36125 Aurora Rd (at Liberty St.), Solon, OH 44139-3841 [Church phone for emergency only: 440 248-0417]; Music by: The Hungarians Orchestra; For more information, contact: Mrs. Margaret Gorta, Treasurer at 440 951-5538 [= new phone number] or Ms. Elvira Brockman, Secretary at 330 274-3425; Website: http://www.hungarianclub.org.
May 8, Saturday: May Crowning & Mother's Day Celebration, Performance by Cleveland Hungarian Scout Regös Group, St. Emeric Church; LOCATION: 1860 West 22nd Street, Cleveland, OH 44113; Call Church for details: 216 861-1937.
May 8, Saturday: Leadership Camp Pre-Testing Program on Hungarian Culture, for Hungarian Scout Troops; For more information, contact: E-mail: MrHorvath@aol.com, Website: http://www.huscoutnet.com or http://www.csbk.org/.
May 13, Thursday: West Side Retired Club; General Meeting every 2nd & 4th Thursday of every month; TIME: 2-4 PM; (Group also holds Card Party first Thursday of every month; TIME: 1-4 PM;) LOCATION: West Side Hungarian Reformed Church, 15300 Puritas Ave., Cleveland, OH 44135 [Church phone, for emergency only: 216 476-3736]; For additional information call Mrs. Manyi Sikora: 440 331-6930.
May 15, Saturday: 48th Annual Hungarian Scout Benefit Ball - Cserkészbál; TIME: TBA; LOCATION: Sheraton City Centre Hotel, 777 St. Clair Ave., Cleveland, OH (downtown Cleveland); Room reservations at special rates - call hotel & mention ball: 1-800-321-1090 before April 11, 2004; Black tie or Hungarian formal attire, by invitation only, Harmonia Dance orchestra, performance by Cleveland Hungarian Scout Regös Group; For information call: 440 779-1926; For more information, contact: E-mail: MrHorvath@aol.com, Website: http://www.huscoutnet.com or http://www.csbk.org/.
May 18, Tuesday: Hungarian Friends - Orange Senior Club - Magyar Barátok Meeting; Group meets 3rd Tuesday of every month; TIME: 1 PM; For additional information call Mr. Paul Orbán, President: 216 741-8618.
May 19, Wednesday, Csárdás Dance Company, Benefit Wine Tasting; TIME: 7 P.M.; LOCATION: Budapest Blonde, A Continental Bar, Rockside Corners, 6901 Rockside Road, Independence, Ohio 44131; Sample five wines, including Hungarian wines, & enjoy a variety of hors d'oeuvres; Silent auction & door prizes; Reservations & fee required, deadline May 12 (Limited capacity); For additional information, call 330 725-2873; Contact & general information: http://www.csardasdance.com
May 24, Monday: Year Ending Ceremonies for Hungarian School; For more information, contact: E-mail: MrHorvath@aol.com, Website: http://www.huscoutnet.com or http://www.csbk.org/.
May 25, Tuesday: Hungarian Cultural Center of Northeast Ohio; Group meets at 7:30 PM on the last Tuesday of every month except in December, from October to April at St. John's Byzantine Church, 36125 Aurora Rd (at Liberty St.), Solon, OH 44139-3841 [Church phone for emergency only: 440 248-0417], & from May to September on Club Picnic Grounds in Hiram at 12027 Abbott Rd., Hiram, OH 44234 (off rte.82), Phone: 330 274-2786, see organization's website for map; For more information, contact: Mrs. Margaret Gorta, Treasurer at 440 951-5538 [= new phone number] or Ms. Elvira Brockman, Secretary at 330 274-3425; (New Name = Hungarian Cultural Center of Northeastern Ohio: Merger of: Geauga Magyar Club/Cultural Society (estab. 1975) & St. Stephen's Club (estab 1904); Website remains under name & URL of former Geauga Magyar Club/Cultural Society: http://www.hungarianclub.org
May 26, Wednesday: Cleveland Hungarian Genealogical Society, group meets 4th Wednesday of every month; TIME: For those wishing appetizers, dinner, cocktails, TIME is 6:30 PM, lectures & presentations begin 7:30 PM; LOCATION Marinko's Firehouse, 2768 Stark Dr. [off Route 6, southwest corner of Routes 6 & Routes 91 - SOM Center Rd. intersection] in Willoughby Hills, Hungarian items on menu; Monthly topics: TBA; All who have interest in ancestors in old Austro-Hungarian Empire are welcome, no fee; For additional information call Mr. Zoltán Mestrits: 440 442-3413
May 27, Thursday: West Side Retired Club; General Meeting every 2nd & 4th Thursday of every month; TIME: 2-4 PM; (Group also holds Card Party first Thursday of every month; TIME: 1-4 PM;) LOCATION: West Side Hungarian Reformed Church, 15300 Puritas Ave., Cleveland, OH 44135 [Church phone, for emergency only: 216 476-3736]; For additional information call Mrs. Manyi Sikora: 440 331-6930.
May 29-30, Saturday-Sunday: "Akadályverseny "- Skills Contest for Hungarian Scout Troops; LOCATION: Fillmore, NY; For more information, contact: E-mail: MrHorvath@aol.com, Website: http://www.huscoutnet.com or http://www.csbk.org/.
May 30, Sunday: Hõsök Napja - Heroes Day Ceremonies, sponsored by M.H.B.K.; TIME & LOCATION, 10 AM, St. Emeric Church, 1860 West 22nd Street, Cleveland, OH 44113 (Phone for emergency: 216 861-1937), & 12:30 PM, Sunset Memorial Park Chapel, 6265 Columbia Rd., N. Olmsted, OH 44070; For more information, contact Mr. John Kõrössy, President.
June 3, Thursday: West Side Retired Club; Group holds Card Party first Thursday of every month; TIME: 1-4 PM; (Also General Meeting every 2nd & 4th Thursday of every month - TIME: 2-4 PM); LOCATION: West Side Hungarian Reformed Church, 15300 Puritas Ave., Cleveland, OH 44135 [Church phone, for emergency only: 216 476-3736]; For additional information call Mrs. Manyi Sikora: 440 331-6930.
June 5, Saturday: "Érettségi vizsgák "- Baccalaureate exams for Hungarian School; For more information, contact: E-mail: MrHorvath@aol.com, Website: http://www.huscoutnet.com or http://www.csbk.org/.
June 6, Sunday: First Sunday of every month: "Coffee Social," Hungarian Reformed Church, Fairport Harbor; TIME: 10 AM for Coffee Social, between worship services 8:30 AM Hungarian, 10:30 AM English; New Members always welcome. LOCATION: 601 Plum Street, Fairport Harbor, OH 44077, Phone: 440-352-4836; Fax: 440-352-9256
June 7, Monday: Hungarian Stamp & Coin Club Meeting, group meets first Monday of every month; TIME: 6:30-8:00 PM; LOCATION: St. Emeric Church, 1860 West 22nd Street, Cleveland, OH 44113; [Church phone, for emergency only: 216 861-1937]; For additional information call Mr. John Németh: 440 235-6335
June 10, Thursday: West Side Retired Club; General Meeting every 2nd & 4th Thursday of every month; TIME: 2-4 PM; (Group also holds Card Party first Thursday of every month; TIME: 1-4 PM;) LOCATION: West Side Hungarian Reformed Church, 15300 Puritas Ave., Cleveland, OH 44135 [Church phone, for emergency only: 216 476-3736]; For additional information call Mrs. Manyi Sikora: 440 331-6930.
June 15, Tuesday: Hungarian Friends - Orange Senior Club - Magyar Barátok Meeting; Group meets 3rd Tuesday of every month; TIME: 1 PM; For additional information call Mr. Paul Orbán, President: 216 741-8618.
June 19, Saturday: Presentation on Dedication Cermonies of Statue of Col. Michael Kovats de Fabricy, Hungarian born American Revolutionary War Hero, to the city of Karcag, Hungary, his Birthplace, by Delegation from Cleveland Hungarian Heritage Society & Museum - Presenters: Maria Friedrich, Margaret Kotnik, & István Szappanos; TIME: 2 PM; LOCATION: Cleveland Hungarian Heritage Museum, Galleria at Erieview, 2nd level, 1301 E. 9th St. in downtown Cleveland; Presenters traveled to Karcag to dedicate statue during annual Kováts Days celebrations on May 11th, 2004, & will share their story of this great experience with friends & supporters; See also Museum's Kovats website: http://www.jcu.edu/language/museum/kovats.html; For more information, call Museum: 440 442-3466. Museum home page: http://www.jcu.edu/language/museum/index.htm, E-mail: magyarmuzeum@hotmail.com.
June 19-26, Saturday-Saturday: Hungarian Scout Troop Camps; For more information, contact: E-mail: MrHorvath@aol.com, Website: http://www.huscoutnet.com or http://www.csbk.org/.
June 23, Wednesday: Cleveland Hungarian Genealogical Society, group meets 4th Wednesday of every month; TIME: 7:30 PM lecture; for those wishing appetizers, dinner, cocktails, TIME is 6:30 PM, Hungarian items on menu; LOCATION Marinko's Firehouse, 2768 Stark Dr. [off Route 6, southwest corner of Routes 6 & Routes 91 - SOM Center Rd. intersection] in Willoughby Hills; All who have interest in ancestors in old Austro-Hungarian Empire are always welcome, no fee; This month's topic: Prof. Marge Kotnik will relate her recent trip to Karcag, Hungary to attend the dedication of the statue of Colonel Kováts; For additional information call Mr. Zoltán Mestrits: 440 442-3413, or Dan Corrigan: 216 691-1405.
June 24, Thursday: West Side Retired Club; General Meeting every 2nd & 4th Thursday of every month; TIME: 2-4 PM; (Group also holds Card Party first Thursday of every month; TIME: 1-4 PM;) LOCATION: West Side Hungarian Reformed Church, 15300 Puritas Ave., Cleveland, OH 44135 [Church phone, for emergency only: 216 476-3736]; For additional information call Mrs. Manyi Sikora: 440 331-6930.
June 26, Saturday: Literary & Musical Evening followed by Dinner & Dancing, sponsored by West Side Hungarian Lutheran Church; TIME: 7 PM till midnight; LOCATION: West Side Hungarian Lutheran Church / Nyugat-Clevelandi Magyar Evangélikus Egyház, 3245 W. 98th St. [corner of Denison Ave.], Cleveland, OH 44102; Phone for emergencies: 216 961-6895. Performances by Mrs. Judit Simon Vásárhelyi on the guitar, vocals by Ms. Sarolta Barnoczky, Márta Geiger on the organ, also performances by the kindergarten and schoolchildren's group of the Church, as well as a dramatic reading of a novella of Albert Wass; Dinner included (Menu: stuffed chicken leg & breast, mashed potatoes, rizibizi [rice with sweet peas], salad, pastry); Performances to be followed by dance music by Béla Czirják, ample opportunity for socializing & conversation, something of interest for all age groups! - Fee & advance reservations required, deadline June 22, contact Mrs. László Kemes: 216-741-0392 or Pastor Éva Tamásy: 216 961-6895.
June 27, Sunday: Society & Order of St. László - Szent László Társaság, Annual Meeting, Luncheon, Catholic Mass & Installation of New Members; LOCATION: Byzantine Catholic Church of the Weeping Madonna [Hungarian name: Máriapócs Kegyhely], 17486 Mumford Road, Burton, OH 44021 [Phone for emergency: 440 834-8807; Pastor: Rev. John Kovacs]; TIME: Luncheon served at 12:30; Reservations & fee required, deadline June 23; For reservations & additional information call Commissioner of USA Region: Mr. vitéz Victor A. Falk : 440 835-5742, E-mail: vfa4@aol.com
June 27, Sunday: Annual Picnic & Mini-Vásár, Hungarian Cultural Center of Northeast Ohio; Time: Noon-8 PM; LOCATION: Club Picnic Grounds in Hiram at 12027 Abbott Rd., Hiram, OH 44234 (off rte.82), Phone: 330 274-2786, see organization's website for map: http://www.hungarianclub.org; Music by: The Hungarians Orchestra; Craft Tables avaialbel to rent; For more information, contact: Mrs. Margaret Gorta, Treasurer at 440 951-5538 [= new phone number] or Ms. Elvira Brockman, Secretary at 330 274-3425.
June 29, Tuesday: Hungarian Cultural Center of Northeast Ohio; Group meets at 7:30 PM on the last Tuesday of every month except in December, from October to April at St. John's Byzantine Church, 36125 Aurora Rd (at Liberty St.), Solon, OH 44139-3841 [Church phone for emergency only: 440 248-0417], & from May to September on Club Picnic Grounds in Hiram at 12027 Abbott Rd., Hiram, OH 44234 (off rte.82), Phone: 330 274-2786, see organization's website for map; For more information, contact: Mrs. Margaret Gorta, Treasurer at 440 951-5538 [= new phone number] or Ms. Elvira Brockman, Secretary at 330 274-3425; (New Name = Hungarian Cultural Center of Northeastern Ohio: Merger of: Geauga Magyar Club/Cultural Society (estab. 1975) & St. Stephen's Club (estab 1904); Website remains under name & URL of former Geauga Magyar Club/Cultural Society: http://www.hungarianclub.org
Hungarians for the International Children's Games [Magyarok a Nemzetközi
Diákokért], is recruiting Hungarian & Hungarian-American
host families from AUGUST 3-6 to give lodging to the Hungarian
athletes who will be staying on in the Cleveland & NE Ohio area after
their participation in the
International Children's
Games & Cultural Festival July 29 through August 2. Host
families will be needed from Tuesday, August 3 through Friday, August 6
to provide lodging, meals, and transportation to the athletes from Hungary.
To volunteer as a host family or for more information, call Mihály
Horváth at 440 582-1233. If you cannot serve
as a host family, monetary donations are also warmly received to help support
the tours and other activities planned for the Hungarian children while they
are here. The HICG now has a website:
http://www.hungarians4icg.org
or you can also call: 440 895-9550. (There are
plans to take the Hungarian athletes to visit numerous places in the Cleveland
area, such as: the Cleveland Museum of Art, the Crawford Auto &
Aviation Museum, the Hungarian Heritage Museum, the Hungarian Cultural Gardens,
the Kossuth Statue, the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, Severance Center, Public
Square, & Tower City. The Hungarian athletes will be welcomed
at a picnic at the Northeast Ohio Hungarian Cultural Center in Hiram on August
3rd. They will be going to Cedar Point, a trip on the Goodtime III,
& finally, a trip to Washington DC, from where they will leave for home.
All these plans are for after the Games. The Hungarian organizations
involved in the planning in connection with the Games, have made or are making
these plans, for the atheletes to get to know as much of Cleveland and the
Hungarians who live here as time & money will allow. As for the
games in general, there are 6 local college campuses that will be involved
in the Games, which will feature10 athletic events at 8 different
venues.)
Team Hungary Children's Games
Schedule:
http://www.hungarians4icg.org/ITINERARY.html
[English]
http://www.hungarians4icg.org/ITINERARY-HU.html
[Magyarul]
Month of July: Art Exhibition entitled "Beauty and Transcendence," paintings inspired by Tibetan Buddhism, by Cleveland native Kristina Lazar, on display at ModernFormations Gallery, in Garfield (near Pittsburgh, PA); More information & photos: http://www.pittsburghlive.com/x/tribune-review/entertainment/s_202138.html, or visit: http://www.pittsburghlive.com & type in NewsCode: 202138.
July 1, Thursday: West Side Retired Club; Group holds Card Party first Thursday of every month; TIME: 1-4 PM; (Also General Meeting every 2nd & 4th Thursday of every month - TIME: 2-4 PM); LOCATION: West Side Hungarian Reformed Church, 15300 Puritas Ave., Cleveland, OH 44135 [Church phone, for emergency only: 216 476-3736]; For additional information call Mrs. Manyi Sikora: 440 331-6930.
July 4, Sunday: First Sunday of every month: "Coffee Social," Hungarian Reformed Church, Fairport Harbor; TIME: 10 AM for Coffee Social, between worship services 8:30 AM Hungarian, 10:30 AM English; New Members always welcome. LOCATION: 601 Plum Street, Fairport Harbor, OH 44077, Phone: 440-352-4836; Fax: 440-352-9256
July 5, Monday: Hungarian Stamp & Coin Club Meeting, group meets first Monday of every month; TIME: 6:30-8:00 PM; LOCATION: St. Emeric Church, 1860 West 22nd Street, Cleveland, OH 44113; [Church phone, for emergency only: 216 861-1937]; For additional information call Mr. John Németh: 440 235-6335
July 8, Thursday: West Side Retired Club; General Meeting every 2nd & 4th Thursday of every month; TIME: 2-4 PM; (Group also holds Card Party first Thursday of every month; TIME: 1-4 PM;) LOCATION: West Side Hungarian Reformed Church, 15300 Puritas Ave., Cleveland, OH 44135 [Church phone, for emergency only: 216 476-3736]; For additional information call Mrs. Manyi Sikora: 440 331-6930.
July 9, Friday: Reception for Visiting Mayors from Hungary, sponsored by Cleveland Hungarian Heritage Museum, & American Hungarian Coalition; All invited; TIME: 7 PM; LOCATION: Cleveland Hungarian Heritage Museum, Galleria at Erieview, 2nd level, 1301 E. 9th St. in downtown Cleveland, special parking rate, bring ticket with you to be validated; For more information, call Museum: 440 442-3466. Website: http://www.jcu.edu/language/museum/index.htm, E-mail: magyarmuzeum@hotmail.com; (Ten mayors from Hungary, representing all political parties, are participating in a Public Policy Seminar & Training Program, sponsored by the American Hungarian Coalition, the U.S. Embassy in Budapest, & the U.S. Dept. of State. The purpose of the visit is to familiarize these city leaders with public policy issues in the American context, build relationships within the U. S. government in their respective fields of expertise, & take part in extensive English language training. This reception gives members of the Cleveland Hungarian American community an opportunity to meet the mayors & explore areas of common interest.)
July 10, Saturday: Hungarian Bowling Party, sponsored by Hungarian Cultural Center of Northeast Ohio, fund-raising event to benefit the International Children's Games; TIME: 6:30-10 PM; LOCATION: Freeway Lanes, Solon, OH; For more information about bowling party, contact Mrs. Mary Jane Molnar: 440-352-9504 (You don't need to know how to bowl, just come & have fun , & you will be helping to raise funds for the Games, which will be much appreciated!) For more information abou the Hungarian Cultural Center & its other events, contact: Mrs. Margaret Gorta, Treasurer, at 440 951-5538 [= new phone number] or Ms. Elvira Brockman, Secretary, at 330 274-3425; Website: http://www.hungarianclub.org.
July 11, Sunday: Festival - St. Margaret of Hungary Alumni and St. Stephen’s Club
July 16, Friday: Visit of Cardinal Péter Erdõ, Primate of Hungary, Archbishop of the main dicoese of Esztergom-Budapest, [Erdõ Péter bíboros, Magyarország prímása, Esztergom-Budapest fõegyházmegye érseke], accompanied by his Auxiliary Bishop and Chancellor, all part of his North American tour; TIME: Roman Catholic Mass at 12:00 noon with other bishops and priests in attendance; LOCATION: St. Elizabeth of Hungary Roman Catholic Church’s Boehm Hall, 9016 Buckeye Rd., Cleveland, OH 44104 [Church phone for emergency: 216 231-0325, FAX: 216 421-0461, Pastor: Rev. András Antal, Website: http://www.cleveland.catholicnet.com/parish/stelizabeth/frame4.htx]; Event to be followed by Gala Dinner (Menu: chicken-paprikás with dumplings, salad, dessert and coffee), fee and advance reservations required, deadline July 12, call Ethel Veres: 216 381-4012, Rose Zedeskey 216 292-6875, or Kathy Domsodi: 440 729-7990.
July 17, Saturday: Csárdás Dance Company, Performance
by Youth Ensemble, at Parma Regional Library; TIME: 2 P.M.
and 3 P.M.; part of special Hungarian program in conjunction with upcoming
International Children's Games; also Hungarian handicrafts, etc.; &
very small exhibition about Hungary and Hungarian culture; For
more information about Csárdás, see website:
http://www.csardasdance.com,
or contact Mr. Richard Graber, Executive Director: 330 725-2873,
e-mail Csardasdanceco@cs.com;
For children's Games, see International Children's Games & Cultural
Festival July 29 through August 2:
http://www.childrens-games.org/index2.html;
Hungarian participation, see Hungarians for International Children's
Games
http://www.hungarians4icg.org,
or Team Hungary Children's Games Schedule:
http://www.hungarians4icg.org/ITINERARY.html
[English] or
http://www.hungarians4icg.org/ITINERARY-HU.html
[Magyarul]
July 20, Tuesday: Cleveland Hungarian Heritage Society program entitled "The Soul Listens to Itself," in memory of Ildikó Végh; All invited; TIME: 7 PM; LOCATION: Cleveland Hungarian Heritage Museum, Galleria at Erieview, 2nd level, 1301 E. 9th St. in downtown Cleveland; Judit Havas, distinguished performing artist from Budapest, will present selections from the poet's own works, as well as from those of her favorite poets (in Hungarian); Program will be enhanced by classical pieces, performed on the keyboard, by Miklós Peller; Donation; For more information, call Museum: 216 523-3900 or 440 442-3466. Website: http://www.jcu.edu/language/museum/index.htm, E-mail: magyarmuzeum@hotmail.com
July 20, Tuesday: Hungarian Friends - Orange Senior Club - Magyar Barátok Meeting; Group meets 3rd Tuesday of every month; TIME: 1 PM; For additional information call Mr. Paul Orbán, President: 216 741-8618.
July 22, Thursday: West Side Retired Club; General Meeting every 2nd & 4th Thursday of every month; TIME: 2-4 PM; (Group also holds Card Party first Thursday of every month; TIME: 1-4 PM;) LOCATION: West Side Hungarian Reformed Church, 15300 Puritas Ave., Cleveland, OH 44135 [Church phone, for emergency only: 216 476-3736]; For additional information call Mrs. Manyi Sikora: 440 331-6930.
July 27, Tuesday: Hungarian Cultural Center of Northeast Ohio; Group meets at 7:30 PM on the last Tuesday of every month except in December, from October to April at St. John's Byzantine Church, 36125 Aurora Rd (at Liberty St.), Solon, OH 44139-3841 [Church phone for emergency only: 440 248-0417], & from May to September on Club Picnic Grounds in Hiram at 12027 Abbott Rd., Hiram, OH 44234 (off rte.82), Phone: 330 274-2786, see organization's website for map; For more information, contact: Mrs. Margaret Gorta, Treasurer at 440 951-5538 [= new phone number] or Ms. Elvira Brockman, Secretary at 330 274-3425; (New Name = Hungarian Cultural Center of Northeastern Ohio: Merger of: Geauga Magyar Club/Cultural Society (estab. 1975) & St. Stephen's Club (estab 1904); Website remains under name & URL of former Geauga Magyar Club/Cultural Society: http://www.hungarianclub.org
July 28, Wednesday: Cleveland Hungarian Genealogical Society, NO MEETINGS in JULY / AUGUST; group usually meets 4th Wednesday of every month; TIME: For those wishing appetizers, dinner, cocktails, TIME is 6:30 PM, lectures & presentations begin 7:30 PM; LOCATION Marinko's Firehouse, 2768 Stark Dr. [off Route 6, southwest corner of Routes 6 & Routes 91 - SOM Center Rd. intersection] in Willoughby Hills, Hungarian items on menu; Monthly topics: TBA; All who have interest in ancestors in old Austro-Hungarian Empire are welcome, no fee; For additional information call Mr. Zoltán Mestrits: 440 442-3413, or Dan Corrigan: 216 691-1405.
July 29, 30 & August 1, Friday Saturday, Sunday: Benefit Carnival - West Side Hungarian Reformed Church; LOCATION: 15300 Puritas Ave., Cleveland, OH 44135; Outdoor-indoor 3 day festival, Hungarian-American activities with rides, Hungarian foods, sales & various demonstrations & crafts; Call Church for details: 216 476-3736.
July 29, Thursday: Opening Day of International Children's Games; See International Children's Games & Cultural Festival July 29 through August 2; & also Hungarians for the International Children's Games [Magyarok a Nemzetközi Diákokért] http://www.hungarians4icg.org.
July 31, Saturday: Regös - Hungarian Scout Folkdance Troop, Special Performance at International Children's Games; TIME: 4-4:30 PM; LOCATION: Festival Village; See International Children's Games & Cultural Festival July 29 through August 2; & also Hungarians for the International Children's Games [Magyarok a Nemzetközi Diákokért] http://www.hungarians4icg.org. Scout website: http://www.huscoutnet.com, click on "Regös."
Hungarians for the International Children's Games [Magyarok a Nemzetközi
Diákokért}, is recruiting Hungarian & Hungarian-American
host families from AUGUST 3-6 to give lodging to the Hungarian
athletes who will be staying on in the Cleveland & NE Ohio area after
their participation in the
International Children's
Games & Cultural Festival July 29 through August 2. Host
families will be needed from Tuesday, August 3 through Friday, August 6
to provide lodging, meals, and transportation to the athletes from Hungary.
To volunteer as a host family or for more information, call Mihály
Horváth at 440 582-1233. If you cannot serve
as a host family, monetary donations are also warmly received to help support
the tours and other activities planned for the Hungarian children while they
are here. The HICG now has a website:
http://www.hungarians4icg.org
or you can also call: 440 895-9550. (There are
plans to take the Hungarian athletes to visit numerous places in the Cleveland
area, such as: the Cleveland Museum of Art, the Crawford Auto &
Aviation Museum, the Hungarian Heritage Museum, the Hungarian Cultural Gardens,
the Kossuth Statue, the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, Severance Center, Public
Square, & Tower City. The Hungarian athletes will be welcomed
at a picnic at the Northeast Ohio Hungarian Cultural Center in Hiram on August
3rd. They will be going to Cedar Point, a trip on the Goodtime III,
& finally, a trip to Washington DC, from where they will leave for home.
All these plans are for after the Games. The Hungarian organizations
involved in the planning in connection with the Games, have made or are making
these plans, for the atheletes to get to know as much of Cleveland and the
Hungarians who live here as time & money will allow. As for the
games in general, there are 6 local college campuses that will be involved
in the Games, which will feature10 athletic events at 8 different
venues.)
Team Hungary Children's Games
Schedule:
http://www.hungarians4icg.org/ITINERARY.html
[English]
http://www.hungarians4icg.org/ITINERARY-HU.html
[Magyarul]
August 1, Sunday: First Sunday of every month: "Coffee Social," Hungarian Reformed Church, Fairport Harbor; TIME: 10 AM for Coffee Social, between worship services 8:30 AM Hungarian, 10:30 AM English; New Members always welcome. LOCATION: 601 Plum Street, Fairport Harbor, OH 44077, Phone: 440-352-4836; Fax: 440-352-9256
August 1, Sunday, Performance by Youth Ensemble of Csárdás
Dance Company, at International Children's Games; TIME:
2:30 P.M.; LOCATION: Malls B/C; More information:
TBA; For more information about
Csárdás, see website:
http://www.csardasdance.com,
or contact Mr. Richard Graber, Executive Director: 330 725-2873,
e-mail Csardasdanceco@cs.com;
For children's Games, see International Children's Games & Cultural
Festival July 29 through August 2:
http://www.childrens-games.org/index2.html;
Hungarian participation, see Hungarians for International Children's
Games
http://www.hungarians4icg.org,
or Team Hungary Children's Games Schedule:
http://www.hungarians4icg.org/ITINERARY.html
[English] or
http://www.hungarians4icg.org/ITINERARY-HU.html
[Magyarul]
August 2, Monday: Hungarian Stamp & Coin Club Meeting, group meets first Monday of every month; TIME: 6:30-8:00 PM; LOCATION: St. Emeric Church, 1860 West 22nd Street, Cleveland, OH 44113; [Church phone, for emergency only: 216 861-1937]; For additional information call Mr. John Németh: 440 235-6335
August 3, Tuesday: Welcome Picnic at Northeast Ohio Hungarian Cultural Center in Hiram for Hungarian Athletes from the International Children's Games; All invited to meet the athletes and their coaches from Hungary; TIME: 5-8 PM; LOCATION: Club Picnic Grounds in Hiram at 12027 Abbott Rd., Hiram, OH 44234 (off rte.82), Phone: 330 274-2786, see organization's website for map: http://www.hungarianclub.org; For more information about this particular event, contact: Mrs. Mary Jane Molnar, 440-352-9504; For more information about Club, contact: Mrs. Margaret Gorta, Treasurer, at 440 951-5538 [= new phone number] or Ms. Elvira Brockman, Secretary, at 330 274-3425.
August 4, Wednesday; Presentation on the City by Group from Debrecen, sponsored by Cleveland Hungarian Heritage Museum; TIME: 7 PM: LOCATION: Cleveland Hungarian Heritage Museum, Galleria at Erieview, 2nd level, 1301 E. 9th St. in downtown Cleveland; Debrecen is very proud of the progress its citizens have made as a city in recent years, & city representatives want to share information with all interested parties; For more information, call Museum: 440 442-3466. Website: http://www.jcu.edu/language/museum/index.htm, E-mail: magyarmuzeum@hotmail.com; Presenters are also involved with International Children's Games & Cultural Festival July 29 through August 2: http://www.childrens-games.org/index2.html; Hungarian participation, see Hungarians for International Children's Games http://www.hungarians4icg.org, or Team Hungary Children's Games Schedule: http://www.hungarians4icg.org/ITINERARY.html [English] or http://www.hungarians4icg.org/ITINERARY-HU.html [Magyarul]
August 5, Thursday: West Side Retired Club; Group holds Card Party first Thursday of every month; TIME: 1-4 PM; (Also General Meeting every 2nd & 4th Thursday of every month - TIME: 2-4 PM); LOCATION: West Side Hungarian Reformed Church, 15300 Puritas Ave., Cleveland, OH 44135 [Church phone, for emergency only: 216 476-3736]; For additional information call Mrs. Manyi Sikora: 440 331-6930.
August 5 through 15, Thursday-Sunday, Hungarian Scouts in Exteris Leadership Camp; Külföldi Magyar Cserkészszövetség Vezetõképzõ Tábor (VK Tábor). LOCATION: Fillmore, NY; Information for local Cleveland & NE Ohio area: E-mail: Scoutmaster
August 11, Sunday: [Toledo, OH] - Birmingham Ethnic Festival celebrating St. Stephen’s Day; Outdoor street festival with many sales booths, foods, historical exhibits.; Church service at St. Stephen of Hungary Church followed by opening ceremonies; Lots of entertainment, dance groups, and musicians
August 12, Thursday: West Side Retired Club; General Meeting every 2nd & 4th Thursday of every month; TIME: 2-4 PM; (Group also holds Card Party first Thursday of every month; TIME: 1-4 PM;) LOCATION: West Side Hungarian Reformed Church, 15300 Puritas Ave., Cleveland, OH 44135 [Church phone, for emergency only: 216 476-3736]; For additional information call Mrs. Manyi Sikora: 440 331-6930.
Aug 13-22, Friday thru following Saturday: Exhibit & Chili Pepper Festival, including History of Peppers & Paprika: Cleveland Botanical Gardens, near University Circle, 11030 East Boulevard, Cleveland OH 44106, phone: 216 721-1600; Europe will be represented by Hungary; Kalocsa room; Also costumes & other artifacts on loan from Cleveland Hungarian Heritage Museum; The Youth Ensemble of the Csárdás Dance Company will also be perfoming there on August 14, Saturday, for more information, call 216 721-1600.
August 14, Saturday: Picnic & Soccer Game, sponsored by Hungarian Cultural Center of Northeast Ohio; TIME: Noon-11 PM; LOCATION: Club Picnic Grounds in Hiram at 12027 Abbott Rd., Hiram, OH 44234 (off rte.82), Phone: 330 274-2786, see organization's website for map: http://www.hungarianclub.org; Tokay Orchestra - afternoon & Continental Orchestra - evening; For more information, contact: Mrs. Margaret Gorta, Treasurer. at 440 951-5538 [= new phone number] or Ms. Elvira Brockman, Secretary, at 330 274-3425.
August 14, Saturday, Performance by Youth Ensemble of Csárdás Dance Company; LOCATION: Cleveland Botanical Gardens: TIME & other details: TBA; For more information about Csárdás, see website: http://www.csardasdance.com, or contact Mr. Richard Graber, Executive Director: 330 725-2873, E-mail Csardasdanceco@cs.com
August 15, Sunday: St. Emeric Church fundraising event for their centennial celebration to held later this fall : TIME: 12:30 PM; LOCATION: St. Emeric Parish Hall, 1860 West 22nd Street, Cleveland, OH 44113 (Phone: for emergency: 216 861-1937); Event on August 15th is authentic old-world chicken paprikas luncheon prepared by "the kitchen angels of St. Emeric Parish"; On sale - cherry strudel, must be pre-ordered; For reservations/orders for strudel, call Mrs. Edith Juhasz 440 238-8381 or Mrs. Ilonka Todor 216 631-6485.
August 14-21, Saturday thru Saturday: MBK - Magyar Baráti Közösség - ITT-OTT Találkozója, Hungarian Communion of Friends Annual Week-long Program; LOCATION: Lake Hope State Park, Zaleski, OH; Resort-like lodging for families, groups, & individuals in Park cabins (prior reservations required); Cooking facilities in all cabins, also restaurant on premises; Special English Language Program as well as daily presentations in Hungarian, on Hungarian culture, literature, politics, & more; MBK Book Club discussion group; Wednesday night Tábortûz-Campfire; Special morning programs for young children; Youth programs for teens 15+ & young adults; Registration: Mr. József Bokor, jmegyeri@comcast.net; Children's program: Ms. Erika Bokor, ebokor@comcast.net; General questions Mr. Balázs Somogyi, balazssomogyi@cs.com; Website: http://www.mbk.org; Mailing address: P.O. Box 2026, Cheshire, CT 06410-2026.
August 17, Tuesday: Hungarian Friends - Orange Senior Club - Magyar Barátok Meeting; Group meets 3rd Tuesday of every month; TIME: 1 PM; For additional information call Mr. Paul Orbán, President: 216 741-8618.
August 20, Friday: Ferenc Erkel's Opera BÁNK BÁN, Feature Film Presentation co-sonsored by St. Emeric Church & American Foundation for Hungarian Youth & Culture; In Hungarian, w/ English subtitles; TIME: 6:30 PM; LOCATION: St. Emeric Parish Hall, 1860 West 22nd Street, Cleveland, OH 44113 (Phone: for emergency: 216 861-1937); Donation requested; For information, please call Mrs. Edith Juhasz 440 238-8321.
August 21, Saturday: St. Stephen's Day Celebrations, Sponsored by Cleveland Hungarian Heritage Museum, including Rev. László Vetési (Reformed Minister from Transylvania), who will give a presentation on St. Stephen & also speak about the work of his charitable foundation [in Hungarian]; Eventalso celebrating the opening reception of the exhibition of The Zsolt Gregora Estate Collection: Hungarian Folk Art [embroidery, ceramics, wood carvings, musical instruments, Herend porcelain]; All invited, donation requested; TIME: 3 PM; LOCATION: Cleveland Hungarian Heritage Museum, Galleria at Erieview, 2nd level, 1301 E. 9th St. in downtown Cleveland; For more information, call Museum: 216 523-3900 or 440 442-3466. Website: http://www.jcu.edu/language/museum/index.htm, E-mail: magyarmuzeum@hotmail.com.
August 21, Saturday: Csárdás - Movement Arts Center, Open House/Registration; TIME: 12 noon - 4 PM; LOCATION: MAC, 3609 Medina Road, Medina, 44256; Informal showcase performances, dance demonstrations, food& beverages; For more information, see website: http://www.csardasdance.com, or contact Mr. Richard Graber, Executive Director: 330 725-2873, E-mail Csardasdanceco@cs.com
August 22, Sunday: First Hungarian Reformed Church, Walton Hills, Summer Bazaar. TIME: Noon-4 PM; LOCATION: First Hungarian Reformed Church, 14530 Alexander Rd., Walton Hills, OH 44146 [Phone for emergency: 440 786-7272]; E-mail: firstchurch@nccw.net; Website: http://firsthungarian.com; Picnic will feature American treats & Hungarian delicacies, including authentic Hungarian pastries; Hungarian music, raffle, all kinds of fun for children; For more information: 440 786-7272.
August 25, Wednesday: Cleveland Hungarian Genealogical Society, NO MEETINGS in JULY / AUGUST; group usually meets 4th Wednesday of every month; TIME: For those wishing appetizers, dinner, cocktails, TIME is 6:30 PM, lectures & presentations begin 7:30 PM; LOCATION Marinko's Firehouse, 2768 Stark Dr. [off Route 6, southwest corner of Routes 6 & Routes 91 - SOM Center Rd. intersection] in Willoughby Hills, Hungarian items on menu; Monthly topics: TBA; All who have interest in ancestors in old Austro-Hungarian Empire are welcome, no fee; For additional information call Mr. Zoltán Mestrits: 440 442-3413, or Dan Corrigan: 216 691-1405.
August 25, Wednesday: World Music at INSIDE presents: Masters of Hungarian Folk Music ÜSZTÜRÜ Hungarian Folk Music Ensemble, from Marosvásárhely [Tirgu Mures], Transylvania, Concert & Dance Party/Táncház to follow; TIME: 8 PM; LOCATION: The Winchester Tavern & Music Hall, 12112 Madison Ave., Lakewood OH 44107; Reservations & information: 216 281-8727 or E-mail mahovlich@core.com; Enjoy one of Central Europe’s most popular folk bands in their exciting performance of authentic Hungarian & Transylvanian music. Over a decade ago in Eastern Transylvania's largest city, four young Hungarian musicians joined forces to create the USZTURU Ensemble, with a common goal to ensure the survival of traditional Hungarian music for lifetimes to come. They have traveled the villages of their homeland to study from the last great generation of authentic village musicians, a dying breed whose art form can only be carried into the future by bands such as ÜSZTÜRÜ . The group has toured throughout Europe and North America with astounding success, capturing the world music scene's attention with its presentation of Transylvania's dance-inducing virtuosi string music. The group was a great hit when World Music at INSIDE brought them to Cleveland in 2000, we’re certain they will be every bit as good in their return engagement. More about the group: ÜSZTÜRÜ was founded in 1992 by young Hungarian musicians while attending university in Kolozsvár [Cluj]. They were born in Transylvania and had close connections to the communities where Hungarian folk music was still a living tradition. They witnessed first hand how authentic, traditional folk music, played on acoustic instruments, has disappeared from village life, having been displaced by electronic instruments & Western pop music. The members of the ÜSZTÜRÜ were fortunate to learn and play with the greatest masters of Transylvanian music: Sándor Fodor [Neti] and Ferenc Árus from Kalotaszeg; Kodoba Béla and his family from Magyarpalatka, István Ádám [Icsán] from Szék; István Jámbor [Domnezu] and Ferenc Mezei [Csángáló] from Szászcsávás. Some of them, alas, have passed away. Many years of playing with these folk artists & studying, collecting their music makes the members of the ÜSZTÜRÜ special bearers of Transylvanian Hungarian music. They are dedicated to assuring the continued survival of a folk art form, which can rarely be found even in its indigenous surroundings. The Ensemble is also at home in performing all Hungarian folk musical dialects from the Austrian border to the Eastern slopes of the Carpathian Mountains. The members of ÜSZTÜRÜ manage to share with American audiences their enthusiasm for authentic Hungarian music and convey its soulful melodies, fiery emotions and versatile styles as they have learned from the music’s great masters. Featuring: István Moldován, violin Levente Major, violin József Szász, brácsa Lõrinc Szász, bass.
August 26, Thursday: West Side Retired Club; General Meeting every 2nd & 4th Thursday of every month; TIME: 2-4 PM; (Group also holds Card Party first Thursday of every month; TIME: 1-4 PM;) LOCATION: West Side Hungarian Reformed Church, 15300 Puritas Ave., Cleveland, OH 44135 [Church phone, for emergency only: 216 476-3736]; For additional information call Mrs. Manyi Sikora: 440 331-6930.
August 31, Tuesday: Hungarian Cultural Center of Northeast Ohio; Group meets at 7:30 PM on the last Tuesday of every month except in December, from October to April at St. John's Byzantine Church, 36125 Aurora Rd (at Liberty St.), Solon, OH 44139-3841 [Church phone for emergency only: 440 248-0417], & from May to September on Club Picnic Grounds in Hiram at 12027 Abbott Rd., Hiram, OH 44234 (off rte.82), Phone: 330 274-2786, see organization's website for map; For more information, contact: Mrs. Margaret Gorta, Treasurer at 440 951-5538 [= new phone number] or Ms. Elvira Brockman, Secretary at 330 274-3425; (New Name = Hungarian Cultural Center of Northeastern Ohio: Merger of: Geauga Magyar Club/Cultural Society (estab. 1975) & St. Stephen's Club (estab 1904); Website remains under name & URL of former Geauga Magyar Club/Cultural Society: http://www.hungarianclub.org
September 2, Thursday: West Side Retired Club; Group holds Card Party first Thursday of every month; TIME: 1-4 PM; (Also General Meeting every 2nd & 4th Thursday of every month - TIME: 2-4 PM); LOCATION: West Side Hungarian Reformed Church, 15300 Puritas Ave., Cleveland, OH 44135 [Church phone, for emergency only: 216 476-3736]; For additional information call Mrs. Manyi Sikora: 440 331-6930.
September 5, Sunday: "Cserkésznap" - 49th Annual Hungarian Scout Picnic; LOCATION: Every year during Labor Day weekend AHFS [American Hungarian Friends of Scouting] organizes a Scout Heritage Day at the German Central Club's grounds; TIME: Gates open 10 AM - close 11 PM; LOCATION: German Central Farm. 7863 York Road, Parma, OH; Free admission for scouts in uniform till 11 AM; Scout flag raising ceremonies & national anthems 10:30 AM; Catholic & Protestant Church services (in Hungarian)11 AM; Hungarian foods at indoor 1-10 PM & outdoor 1-8 PM kitchens & grills, also coffee & pastries at Cafe Budapest 1 PM-dark; Hungarian book sale 1-6 PM; Soccer matches 2-5 PM; Special activities for kids & "kids at heart" include country fair, folk arts & crafts, games & contests, animal programs & nature exhibits 2-6 PM; Mr. Twister and his Amazing Balloon Animals 7:45-9:15 PM; Many other exhibits; Folkdance performance by Hungarian Scout Folk Ensemble (Regös) & Scout Troops 6:30 PM; Scout closing ceremonies & national anthems 7:30 PM; Joe Jeromos & Tokay Orchestra 1:30-5:30 PM, Hegedeos Orchestra 8-11 PM for dancing, also Béla Czirják Music Machine 1 PM-dark; "Learn to Csárdás" 2: 30 & 4:30 PM; Special Guest: Üsztürü - Hungarian Folk Music Ensemble from Transylvania (5-man band, authentic village music), performing live in main dining hall 1-4 PM, & live concert on main stage 5:30 PM; Open to all, admission fee (under 10 free), free parking, no outside coolers or drinks; For more information, contact: American Hungarian Friends of Scouting, PO Box 6783, Cleveland, OH 44101; E-mail: MrHorvath@aol.com; Website: http://www.huscoutnet.com.
September 5, Sunday: First Sunday of every month: "Coffee Social," Hungarian Reformed Church, Fairport Harbor; TIME: 10 AM for Coffee Social, between worship services 8:30 AM Hungarian, 10:30 AM English; New Members always welcome. LOCATION: 601 Plum Street, Fairport Harbor, OH 44077, Phone: 440-352-4836; Fax: 440-352-9256
September 6, Monday: Hungarian Stamp & Coin Club Meeting, group meets first Monday of every month; TIME: 6:30-8:00 PM; LOCATION: St. Emeric Church, 1860 West 22nd Street, Cleveland, OH 44113; [Church phone, for emergency only: 216 861-1937]; For additional information call Mr. John Németh: 440 235-6335
September 9, Thursday: West Side Retired Club; General Meeting every 2nd & 4th Thursday of every month; TIME: 2-4 PM; (Group also holds Card Party first Thursday of every month; TIME: 1-4 PM;) LOCATION: West Side Hungarian Reformed Church, 15300 Puritas Ave., Cleveland, OH 44135 [Church phone, for emergency only: 216 476-3736]; For additional information call Mrs. Manyi Sikora: 440 331-6930.
September 9, Thursday: "Stephen- The King" - "István - A Király"- Rock opera about Life of King St. Stephen; [Previous DATE ERROR - Correct date is September 9, NOT September 24]; Wonderful musical performed live & in person by Vasutas Musical Studio of Budapest; TIME: 7:30 PM; LOCATION: St. Emeric Parish Hall, 1860 West 22nd Street, Cleveland, OH 44113, Phone: 216 861-1937, Pastor: Rev. Sándor Siklódi; Rock-opera by Szörényi-Bródy tells story of how Hungary became Christian nation before year 1000, & crowned its first king; For tickets, contact Mrs. John Geréby 440 333-4227, or Ms. Klari Toth 216 226-8915.
September 10, Friday: Parent Meeting, Hungarian Souts troops 14 & 34; TIME: TBA; LOCATION: Scout Center next to St. Emeric Church, 1860 West 22nd Street, Cleveland, OH 44113; For more information, contact: E-mail: MrHorvath@aol.com, Website: http://www.huscoutnet.com or http://www.csbk.org/.
September 11, Saturday: William Penn’s Annual Fraternal Picnic at Scenic View close to Somerset, PA; For information call: 412 231-2979; Group Bus tours are available from several cities.
September 11, Saturday: Special Ohio University Bicentennial Event held at State & Palace Theaters in Playhouse Square in downtown Cleveland to benefit the Ohio University Foundation; For Ohio University students, alumni & their friends, parents of students, faculty & administrators of the University; Over 18,000 alumni of Ohio University in Northeastern Ohio; Proceeds of event will be used to support the Ohio University / University of Pécs in Hungary program in business & economic development; This program now 13 years old & has been acclaimed in Hungary & in US; For more information contact Ms. Jacqie Weber 800 592-3863 or website http://www.ohio.edu/2000cleveland.
September 12, Sunday: Annual Fall Festival / Szüreti Mulatság, sponsored by Hungarian Cultural Center of Northeast Ohio; TIME: Noon - 8 PM; LOCATION: Club Picnic Grounds in Hiram at 12027 Abbott Rd., Hiram, OH 44234 (off rte.82), Phone: 330 274-2786, see organization's website for map: http://www.hungarianclub.org; Tokay Orchestra with Joe Jeromos, and performance by St. Elizabeth's Festival Dancers; For more information, contact: Mrs. Margaret Gorta, Treasurer. at 440 951-5538 [= new phone number] or Ms. Elvira Brockman, Secretary, at 330 274-3425.
September 12, Sunday: Harvest Festival, West Side Hungarian Reformed Church. TIME: Noon - 9:00 PM; LOCATION: Calvin Hall, West Side Hungarian Reformed Church, 15300 Puritas Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio 44135, 216 476-3736; Delicious Hungarian food, dance performance by children; dance performance by Hungarian Scout Regös/Folk Ensemble, live dance music; Admission fee, but free for those who come in Hungarian costume.
September 12, Sunday: Women's Guild, First Hungarian Reformed Church, Walton Hills, Clam Bake: TIME: Beginning 1:30 PM; LOCATION: First Hungarian Reformed Church, 14530 Alexander Rd., Walton Hills, OH 44146; E-mail: firstchurch@nccw.net; Website: http://firsthungarian.com; Menu includes top neck clams & chicken among many other delicious things; Call Church office for tickts, must be purchased in advance: 440-786-7272.
September 17, Friday, Cultural Awards Dinner, International Services Center: The International Services Center held the 15th Annual International Folk Festival this past March at Playhouse Square, featuring the many nationalities groups that reside in the greater Cleveland area. To recognize the contributions made by these groups in fostering & preserving ethnographic song & dance of their countries & in turn perpetuating the cultural wealth of our community, the Center is holding a Cultural Award Dinner on Friday evening, September 17th, hosted by Mr. Dick Russ of WKYC-TV3; LOCATION: German-American Cultural Center, Lenau Park, 7370 Columbia Road in Olmsted Township; Dinner & program will honor the cultural performing groups from greater Cleveland who have taken part in the International Folk Festivals of the last 15 years, among them the Regös Cleveland Hungarian Scout Folk Ensemble. You can join the International Services Center and show our communities' appreciation to the Regös ensemble as well, by attending this dinner & being there as they receive their well deserved recognition – they are truly a treasure of the Cleveland Hungarian community & we are all so very proud of them. For reservations and for information about the Cultural Arts Award Dinner, you can call the International Services Center at 216-781-4560.
September 18, Saturday, Hungarian Scout Benefit Golf Outing; [Orig. planned for April, rescheduled]; Seeking participants, as well as sponsors for tees & holes, also donations of gift items (gift certificates, golf balls, golf clubs, etc.); 100% of donations, & gifts benefit Boy Scout Troop #14; 50% of funds used for troop programs (horseback riding, target practice, archery, camp equipment, camp tools, kitchen equipment, tents, camp activity trophies, etc.); 50% of the funds used to help active college scouts (college tuition, books, etc.); For more information, contact: Mr. Andreas Tábor: 216 235-5352; Hungarian scout website: http://www.huscoutnet.com.
September 19, Sunday: Csárdás Youth Ensemble Orientation Meeting for Parents & Children; TIME: 5 PM; LOCATION: MAC [=Movement Arts Center], 3609 Medina Road, Medina, 44256; Csárdás Youth Ensemble is unique program that celebrates universal joys of tradition through dance; children perform solo or in conjunction with Csárdás Dance Company's main-stage performances; program has proven to be wonderful experience for youth performers as they learn about an exciting culture, wear colorful hand-made costumes, develop coordination skills, meet other children & experience performing at an early age; interested children should be at least eight (8) years of age, Hungarian speaking or being of Hungarian descent is NOT mandatory; For more information, see website: http://www.csardasdance.com, or contact Mr. Richard Graber, Executive Director: 330 725-2873, E-mail Csardasdanceco@cs.com
September 21, Tuesday: Hungarian Friends - Orange Senior Club - Magyar Barátok Meeting; Group meets 3rd Tuesday of every month; TIME: 1 PM; For additional information call Mr. Paul Orbán, President: 216 741-8618.
September 22, Wednesday: Cleveland Hungarian Genealogical Society; group meets 4th Wednesday of every month; TIME: For those wishing appetizers, dinner, cocktails, TIME is 6:30 PM, lectures & presentations begin 7:30 PM; LOCATION Marinko's Firehouse, 2768 Stark Dr. [off Route 6, southwest corner of Routes 6 & Routes 91 - SOM Center Rd. intersection] in Willoughby Hills, Hungarian items on menu; Monthly topics: TBA; All who have interest in ancestors in old Austro-Hungarian Empire are welcome, no fee; For additional information call Mr. Zoltán Mestrits: 440 442-3413, or Dan Corrigan: 216 691-1405.
September 22, Wednesday: Harmonia Orchestra performs live at at Hiram College; TIME: 7:30 PM; LOCATION: Hayden Auditorium in Bates Hall, 11715 Garfield Rd (rt. 700)., Hiram OH 44234; Free and open to the public; For more information call 330 569-5288
September 23, Thursday: West Side Retired Club; General Meeting every 2nd & 4th Thursday of every month; TIME: 2-4 PM; (Group also holds Card Party first Thursday of every month; TIME: 1-4 PM;) LOCATION: West Side Hungarian Reformed Church, 15300 Puritas Ave., Cleveland, OH 44135 [Church phone, for emergency only: 216 476-3736]; For additional information call Mrs. Manyi Sikora: 440 331-6930.
DATE ERROR - SEPTMBER 9th, NOT September 24, Friday: "Stephen- The King" - "István - A Király"- Rock opera
September 25 & 26. Saturday & Sunday: Hungarian Scout Regös Meeting, Fillmore, NY; For more information, contact: E-mail: MrHorvath@aol.com, Website: http://www.huscoutnet.com or http://www.csbk.org/.
September 28, Tuesday: Hungarian Cultural Center of Northeast Ohio; Group meets at 7:30 PM on the last Tuesday of every month except in December, from October to April at St. John's Byzantine Church, 36125 Aurora Rd (at Liberty St.), Solon, OH 44139-3841 [Church phone for emergency only: 440 248-0417], & from May to September on Club Picnic Grounds in Hiram at 12027 Abbott Rd., Hiram, OH 44234 (off rte.82), Phone: 330 274-2786, see organization's website for map; For more information, contact: Mrs. Margaret Gorta, Treasurer at 440 951-5538 [= new phone number] or Ms. Elvira Brockman, Secretary at 330 274-3425; (New Name = Hungarian Cultural Center of Northeastern Ohio: Merger of: Geauga Magyar Club/Cultural Society (estab. 1975) & St. Stephen's Club (estab 1904); Website remains under name & URL of former Geauga Magyar Club/Cultural Society: http://www.hungarianclub.org
October 2, Saturday: Clam Bake, sponsored by Hungarian Cultural Center of Northeast Ohio; TIME: TBA; LOCATION: Club Picnic Grounds in Hiram at 12027 Abbott Rd., Hiram, OH 44234 (off rte.82), Phone: 330 274-2786, see organization's website for map: http://www.hungarianclub.org; For more information, contact: Mrs. Margaret Gorta, Treasurer. at 440 951-5538 [= new phone number] or Ms. Elvira Brockman, Secretary, at 330 274-3425.
October 3, Sunday: First Sunday of every month: "Coffee Social," Hungarian Reformed Church, Fairport Harbor; TIME: 10 AM for Coffee Social, between worship services 8:30 AM Hungarian, 10:30 AM English; New Members always welcome. LOCATION: 601 Plum Street, Fairport Harbor, OH 44077, Phone: 440-352-4836; Fax: 440-352-9256
October 4, Monday: Hungarian Stamp & Coin Club Meeting, group meets first Monday of every month; TIME: 6:30-8:00 PM; LOCATION: St. Emeric Church, 1860 West 22nd Street, Cleveland, OH 44113; [Church phone, for emergency only: 216 861-1937]; For additional information call Mr. John Németh: 440 235-6335
October 7, Thursday: West Side Retired Club; Group holds Card Party first Thursday of every month; TIME: 1-4 PM; (Also General Meeting every 2nd & 4th Thursday of every month - TIME: 2-4 PM); LOCATION: West Side Hungarian Reformed Church, 15300 Puritas Ave., Cleveland, OH 44135 [Church phone, for emergency only: 216 476-3736]; For additional information call Mrs. Manyi Sikora: 440 331-6930.
October 9th, Saturday: Opening Reception for new show "Give Peace a Chance " at The Paradise Gallery in Cleveland Hts., featuring the art work of Hungarian American Ms. Krisztina Lazar; LOCATION: 2199 Lee Road, near Cedar; TIME: Reception on October 9 from 5-10 PM (a celebration of the birthday of John Lennon with cake, music & refreshments), thereafter: Monday-Thursday from 12-8, Friday 12-5, & Saturday 7-11; Show promoting world & inner peace will be at the Gallery from opening on October 9th through November 13th; For more information call: 216-554-5548.
October 9, Saturday: "Hungarian Food for Mind and Body"- First of Lecture Series held once monthly between October 2004 and May 2005; TIME: 2:00-3:30 PM; LOCATION: Cleveland Hungarian Museum, Galleria at Erieview, 2nd level, 1301 E. 9th St. in downtown Cleveland; Program: Overview of the 2004-2005 "Food for Mind and Body" Series: Welcome: Maria Friedrich, President, CHHM, Presenters: Klara Papp, "Cookery in the Carpathian Basin! How and What Our Hungarian Ancestors Ate 1000 Years Ago", Martha Pereszlenyi-Pinter, "In the Kitchen of the King (and Queen!): Matthias Corvinus' Renaissance Gastronomy", Edith Juhász, "Secrets Revealed! What Makes Hungarian Cuisine 'Hungarian' " ; All invited, donation requested; For more information, call Museum: 216 523-3900 or 440 442-3466; Website: http://www.jcu.edu/language/museum/index.htm, E-mail: magyarmuzeum@hotmail.com; See also special website for seminar series: http://www/jcu.edu/hunghem6.htm
October 9-10, Saturday-Sunday: Központi Tisztikonferencia, Hungarian Scout Leaders' Regional Meeting; LOCATION: Youville College campus, 320 Porter Avenue Buffalo, NY 14201; For more information, contact: E-mail: MrHorvath@aol.com, Website: http://www.huscoutnet.com or http://www.csbk.org/.
October 10, Sunday: Pig Roast & Closing of Grounds, sponsored by Hungarian Cultural Center of Northeast Ohio; TIME: TBA; LOCATION: Club Picnic Grounds in Hiram at 12027 Abbott Rd., Hiram, OH 44234 (off rte.82), Phone: 330 274-2786, see organization's website for map: http://www.hungarianclub.org; For more information, contact: Mrs. Margaret Gorta, Treasurer. at 440 951-5538 [= new phone number] or Ms. Elvira Brockman, Secretary, at 330 274-3425.
October 10, Sunday: Fall Fundraising Telethon on WCPN, 90.3 FM, including Kapossy Family Hungarian Hour; TIME: 6-7 PM; Hosts Andrea & Andrew Lázár ask the supporters & listeners to please listen & call in with their pledges of support, mention "The Hungarian Hour."
October 14, Thursday: West Side Retired Club; General Meeting every 2nd & 4th Thursday of every month; TIME: 2-4 PM; (Group also holds Card Party first Thursday of every month; TIME: 1-4 PM;) LOCATION: West Side Hungarian Reformed Church, 15300 Puritas Ave., Cleveland, OH 44135 [Church phone, for emergency only: 216 476-3736]; For additional information call Mrs. Manyi Sikora: 440 331-6930.
October 17, Sunday: Cleveland Hungarian Heritage Museum's Annual Benefit "Vintner Dinner"; TIME: 4:30 PM cocktails, 6 PM dinner; LOCATION: Pine Ride Country Club, 30605 Ridge Rd., Wickliffe, Ohio 44092; Guest of Honor: Mrs. Carolyn Balogh, President, Cleveland Hungarian Development Panel; "A gala evening of winetasting, comparing Hungarian & other varietals at dinner, featuring the cuisine & wines of Hungary"; Performance by Austrian dance group; For more information & reservations, contact: Mr. Elmer Meszaros: 216 830-1130; Website for Vintner Dinner: http://www.jcu.edu/language/museum/hunghe7q.htm; Museum home page: http://www.jcu.edu/language/museum/index.htm.
October 17, Sunday: Literary Afternoon, Honoring Sándor Remenyik, Noted Hungarian Author, Followed by Dinner-Dance. TIME: 3:00 PM; LOCATION: West Side Hungarian Lutheran Church (Nyugat-Clevelandi Magyar Evangélikus Egyház), 3245 W. 98th St. [corner of Denison Ave.], Cleveland, OH 44102, Pastor: Rev. Éva Tamásy; Mr. János Szentkirályi will give a presentation on personal reminiscences, as his father was a close personal friend of the author, in Hungary; Performances by: Ms. Sarolta Barnóczki (vocals) & Mrs. Judit Simon Vásárhelyi (guitar), Mrs. Márta Geiger (organ), Mr. Zoltán Papp (poetry recitation), Mr. János Szentkirályi (presentation), Mr. Gergely Gyimothy (vocals), Mr. Ödön Szentkírályi (poetry recitation), Mr. Zoltán Tamásy (furulya/Hungarian flute), Mr. Béla Czirják (vocals), and members of the Hungarian church school & kindergarten; Dinner, and music and dancing to follow: Menu: roast duck, roast chicken, mashed potatoes, steamed cabbage, pastries, coffee; All invited! Tickets & advance reservations required: Call Church Office: 216 961-6895 or Mr. vitéz László Kemes, Chief Elder: 216 741-0392.
October 19, Tuesday: Hungarian Friends - Orange Senior Club - Magyar Barátok Meeting; Group meets 3rd Tuesday of every month; TIME: 1 PM; For additional information call Mr. Paul Orbán, President: 216 741-8618.
October 19, Tuesday: Parent meeting for Hungarian Scout Regös participants, also accepting new members; TIME: TBA; LOCATION: Scout Center next to St. Emeric Church, 1860 West 22nd Street, Cleveland, OH 44113; For more information, contact: E-mail: MrHorvath@aol.com, Website: http://www.huscoutnet.com or http://www.csbk.org/.
October 24, Sunday: Commemoration of 1956 Revolution, Hungarian Scouts & United Hungarian Societies: Featured speaker: Mr. Viktor Orbán, former Prime Minister of Hungary, current president of FIDESZ in Hungary; TIME: 3 PM; LOCATION: St. Emeric Church, 1860 West 22nd Street, Cleveland, OH 44113 [Church phone for emergency: 216 861-1937]; For more information, call 440-255-4577 or contact: E-mail: MrHorvath@aol.com, Website: http://www.huscoutnet.com or http://www.csbk.org/.
October 26, Tuesday: Hungarian Cultural Center of Northeast Ohio; Group meets at 7:30 PM on the last Tuesday of every month except in December, from October to April at St. John's Byzantine Church, 36125 Aurora Rd (at Liberty St.), Solon, OH 44139-3841 [Church phone for emergency only: 440 248-0417], & from May to September on Club Picnic Grounds in Hiram at 12027 Abbott Rd., Hiram, OH 44234 (off rte.82), Phone: 330 274-2786, see organization's website for map; For more information, contact: Mrs. Margaret Gorta, Treasurer at 440 951-5538 [= new phone number] or Ms. Elvira Brockman, Secretary at 330 274-3425; (New Name = Hungarian Cultural Center of Northeastern Ohio: Merger of: Geauga Magyar Club/Cultural Society (estab. 1975) & St. Stephen's Club (estab 1904); Website remains under name & URL of former Geauga Magyar Club/Cultural Society: http://www.hungarianclub.org
October 27, Wednesday: Cleveland Hungarian Genealogical Society; group meets 4th Wednesday of every month; TIME: For those wishing appetizers, dinner, cocktails, TIME is 6:30 PM, lectures & presentations begin 7:30 PM; LOCATION Marinko's Firehouse, 2768 Stark Dr. [off Route 6, southwest corner of Routes 6 & Routes 91 - SOM Center Rd. intersection] in Willoughby Hills, Hungarian items on menu; Monthly topics: TBA; All who have interest in ancestors in old Austro-Hungarian Empire are welcome, no fee; For additional information call Mr. Zoltán Mestrits: 440 442-3413, or Dan Corrigan: 216 691-1405.
October 28, Thursday: West Side Retired Club; General Meeting every 2nd & 4th Thursday of every month; TIME: 2-4 PM; (Group also holds Card Party first Thursday of every month; TIME: 1-4 PM;) LOCATION: West Side Hungarian Reformed Church, 15300 Puritas Ave., Cleveland, OH 44135 [Church phone, for emergency only: 216 476-3736]; For additional information call Mrs. Manyi Sikora: 440 331-6930.
October 31, Sunday: Hungarian Music & Stage: Kislány kezeket fel, Director: László Petri, sponsored by Hungarian Business & Tradesmen's Club; TIME: Dinner 4 PM, show starts promptly at 6 PM; LOCATION: Hungarian Business & Tradesmen's Club Hall, 15805 Libby Road, Maple Hts., Ohio; Menu: breaded cutlet or stuffed cabbage, prepared by reknown chef Mrs. Ida Rózshegyi; Two hours show, music & comedy, starring performers direct from Hungary: Svrcsek Anita (primadonna), Boráros Imre (comedian, vocals), Petrécs Anna (comedian), Derzsi György (bonviván), Érsek Rudolg (piano); Tickets & advance reservations required, contact: N.B.N.TV & WKTX Radio 216 221-0330, or Mrs. Ida Rózsahegyi 440 237-7492, or the Businessmen's Club 216 475-0963.
November: Homemade Hungarian Sausage Sale by Boy Scout Troop #14, Fundraiser; Troop will be participating in the 2005 National Scout Camporee which will be held in Filmore, New York; Please order by November 7, 2004; Call 216 228-9545; Contact person: Mrs. Bea Tabor taborb1@cox.net; Orders may be picked up Friday, November 12, 2004 at 9:00 pm or Saturday, November 13, 2004 from 10 AM to 12 PM at the Hungarian Scout Center, 1851 W. 23rd St., Cleveland, Ohio, (just North of the West Side Market, off Bridge Ave.).
November 1, Monday: Hungarian Stamp & Coin Club Meeting, group meets first Monday of every month; TIME: 6:30-8:00 PM; LOCATION: St. Emeric Church, 1860 West 22nd Street, Cleveland, OH 44113; [Church phone, for emergency only: 216 861-1937]; For additional information call Mr. John Németh: 440 235-6335
November 4, Thursday: West Side Retired Club; Group holds Card Party first Thursday of every month; TIME: 1-4 PM; (Also General Meeting every 2nd & 4th Thursday of every month - TIME: 2-4 PM); LOCATION: West Side Hungarian Reformed Church, 15300 Puritas Ave., Cleveland, OH 44135 [Church phone, for emergency only: 216 476-3736]; For additional information call Mrs. Manyi Sikora: 440 331-6930.
November 6, Saturday: Dinner & Táncház Zenekar/Band, [perfomance followed by dancing for all attendees], (music by Kuti Sándor - cimbalom, Jakab Attila - hegedû, Mester László - brácsa, Doór Róbert - bõgõ), Folk Music & Folk Dancers; TIME: 6 PM; LOCATION: Calvin Hall, West Side Hungarian Reformed Church, 15300 Puritas Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio 44135; Menu: pork "pörkölt" w/ "galuska," baked chicken w/ potatoes, salad, pastries, coffee; Tickets & advance reservations required, call: 216 476-3736; free parking.
November 6, Saturday: Dogs of Hungary, Cuyahoga County Public Library, South Euclid/Lyndhurst branch: TIME: 1-4 PM; LOCATION: 4645 Mayfield Road, phone 216 382-4584; Dog breeds represented are the Puli, Komondor, Vizsla, & Kuvasz; For those interested in Hungarian breeds & want to see them in person, meet their owners & ask questions, or just get a chance to pet them & watch them in action; 2-3, possibly more of each breed, & vary in age from puppy to older dogs, some are show dogs, some are pets; Also obedience training demonstration; One very special dog which is Hungarian born, though not a Hungarian breed, will be there with his police officer partner & they will show you what he can do. By the way, this dog, named Tango, only understands Hungarian, eventhough he works at the local Bainbridge police department; Free & open to the public
November 7, Sunday: 100th Year Anniversary of St. Emeric Church & Hungarian Parish, Roman Catholic Mass & Commemoration Program; TIME: TBA; LOCATION: St. Emeric Church, 1860 West 22nd Street, Cleveland, OH 44113, Phone: 216 861-1937, Pastor: Rev. Sándor Siklódi
November 7, Sunday: First Sunday of every month: "Coffee Social," Hungarian Reformed Church, Fairport Harbor; TIME: 10 AM for Coffee Social, between worship services 8:30 AM Hungarian, 10:30 AM English; New Members always welcome. LOCATION: 601 Plum Street, Fairport Harbor, OH 44077, Phone: 440-352-4836; Fax: 440-352-9256
November 7, Sunday: Deadline date for orders for Homemade Hungarian Sausage Sale by Boy Scout Troop #14, Fundraiser; Troop will be participating in the 2005 National Scout Camporee which will be held in Filmore, New York; Call 216 228-9545; Contact person: Mrs. Bea Tabor taborb1@cox.net; Orders may be picked up Friday, November 12, 2004 at 9:00 pm or Saturday, November 13, 2004 from 10 AM to 12 PM at the Hungarian Scout Center, 1851 W. 23rd St., Cleveland, Ohio, (just North of the West Side Market, off Bridge Ave.).
November 10, Wednesday: Deadline for orders for fundraiser "kolbász " sale, West Side Hungarian Lutheran Church; Hot or mild, prepared by Church Men's Guild, must be pre-ordered, call Church office: 216 961-6895. Pick up date at Annual Church Bazaar, November 13, beginning 12:30 PM, see also below for date; LOCATION: West Side Hungarian Lutheran Church (Nyugat-Clevelandi Magyar Evangélikus Egyház), 3245 W. 98th St. [corner of Denison Ave.], Cleveland, OH 44102, Pastor: Rev. Éva Tamásy.
November 11, Thursday: West Side Retired Club; General Meeting every 2nd & 4th Thursday of every month; TIME: 2-4 PM; (Group also holds Card Party first Thursday of every month; TIME: 1-4 PM;) LOCATION: West Side Hungarian Reformed Church, 15300 Puritas Ave., Cleveland, OH 44135 [Church phone, for emergency only: 216 476-3736]; For additional information call Mrs. Manyi Sikora: 440 331-6930.
November 12-13, Friday/Saturday: Pick-up dated for pre-orders for Homemade Hungarian Sausage Sale by Boy Scout Troop #14, Fundraiser; Troop will be participating in the 2005 National Scout Camporee which will be held in Filmore, New York; Orders must be placed by November 7, Sunday; Call 216 228-9545; Contact person: Mrs. Bea Tabor taborb1@cox.net; Orders may be picked up Friday, November 12, 2004 at 9:00 pm or Saturday, November 13, 2004 from 10 AM to 12 PM at the Hungarian Scout Center, 1851 W. 23rd St., Cleveland, Ohio, (just North of the West Side Market, off Bridge Ave.).
November 13, Saturday: "Hungarian Food for Mind & Body"- Second of Lecture Series held once monthly between October 2004 and May 2005; TIME: today 2:00-4:30 PM; LOCATION: Cleveland Hungarian Heritage Museum, Galleria at Erieview, 2nd level, 1301 E. 9th St. in downtown Cleveland; Program: Fall Harvest Festivities: Cooking with Wine; Our fall dinner will explore wine & food pairing, featuring roasted duckling with new potatoes & wine braised cabbage & a luscious surprise dessert. All food instruction will be provided by Mrs. Edith Juhász, whose expertise is based on her professional training in the culinary ars, as well as her Hungarian background; Pre-registration required, fee includes cooking demo as well as gourmet dinner; For more information, call Museum: 216 523-3900 or 440 442-3466; Website: http://www.jcu.edu/language/museum/index.htm, E-mail: magyarmuzeum@hotmail.com; See also special website for seminar series: http://www/jcu.edu/hunghem6.htm
November 14, Sunday: Annual Bazaar, West Side Hungarian Lutheran Church; TIME: 12:30 PM - 4:00 PM; LOCATION: West Side Hungarian Lutheran Church (Nyugat-Clevelandi Magyar Evangélikus Egyház), 3245 W. 98th St. [corner of Denison Ave.], Cleveland, OH 44102, Pastor: Rev. Éva Tamásy; Menu: Meat soup, "disznótoros" (assorted pork & sausage dishes), pastries, coffee; Bake Sale by church ladies; Also fundraising sale of miscellaneous items donated by Church members (early donations of items warmly accepted); All welcome, all invited! Tickets & advance reservations required: call Church office: 216 961-6895.
Also, pick-up date for previously ordered fundraiser "kolbász" sale (hot or mild, prepared by Church Men's Guild, after 3:00 PM, deadline for orders: November 10, call Church office: 216 961-6895.
November 16, Tuesday: Hungarian Friends - Orange Senior Club - Magyar Barátok Meeting; Group meets 3rd Tuesday of every month; TIME: 1 PM; For additional information call Mr. Paul Orbán, President: 216 741-8618.
November 17, Wednesday: Cleveland Hungarian Genealogical Society; group usally meets 4th Wednesday of every month, this month 3rd Wednesday, to avoid Thanksgiving holiday conflict; TIME: For those wishing appetizers, dinner, cocktails, TIME is 6:30 PM, lectures & presentations begin 7:30 PM; LOCATION Marinko's Firehouse, 2768 Stark Dr. [off Route 6, southwest corner of Routes 6 & Routes 91 - SOM Center Rd. intersection] in Willoughby Hills, Hungarian items on menu; Monthly topics: TBA; All who have interest in ancestors in old Austro-Hungarian Empire are welcome, no fee; For additional information call Mr. Zoltán Mestrits: 440 442-3413, or Dan Corrigan: 216 691-1405.
November 20, Saturday: Gala Opening & Reception, "Hungarian & Polish Friendly Relations. 1,000 years of Historical Interaction; TIME: 2-5 PM; LOCATION: Cleveland Hungarian Museum, Galleria at Erieview, 2nd level, 1301 E. 9th St. in downtown Cleveland; This exhibit covers almostt 1,000 years of friendly historical interaction between Hungary & Poland. It highlights many important historical figures the two countries have shared or given each other: kings, saints, generals, and political leaders such as Louis the Great, St. Kinga, Ulászló I, Louis II, Stephen Báthory, József Bem and many others. The two countries have also shared historical events that affected both, including the fiaght against Turkish expansion into Europe in the 16th & 17th s centuries, allowing the escape of Polish troops across Hungary's border in the 1939, and mutual support for the Polich Freedom Demonstrations & the Hungarian Freedom Fight against Soviet Communist rule in 1956. For more information, call Museum: 216 523-3900 or 440 442-3466; Website: http://www.jcu.edu/language/museum/index.htm, E-mail: magyarmuzeum@hotmail.com
November 20, Saturday: Second Annual"Disznótoros" [pork feast] Dinner & Dance, Lydia Ladies Guild, West Side Hungarian Reformed Church; TIME: 6 PM; LOCATION: Calvin Hall, West Side Hungarian Reformed Church, 15300 Puritas Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio 44135; Menu: "lacipecsenye" [Hungarian style pork barbecue], hurka & kolbász [Hungarian style sausages], potatoes, braised cabbage, dessert, coffee; Music by Béla Czirják; Tickets & advance reservations required; For sale during event: fresh hurka & kolbasz (to be cooked at home), pre-orders required; Call Church office: 216 476-3736.
November 24, Wednesday: Cleveland Hungarian Genealogical Society; Date change - See listing for November 17.
November 25, Thursday: West Side Retired Club; NO MEETING TODAY - Thanksgiving Holiday; General Meeting every 2nd & 4th Thursday of every month; TIME: 2-4 PM; (Group also holds Card Party first Thursday of every month; TIME: 1-4 PM;) LOCATION: West Side Hungarian Reformed Church, 15300 Puritas Ave., Cleveland, OH 44135 [Church phone, for emergency only: 216 476-3736]; For additional information call Mrs. Manyi Sikora: 440 331-6930.
November 25-28, Thursday through Sunday, Thanksgiving weekend: 43nd Annual Hungarian Association Congress - Magyar Kongresszus (Magyar Társaság, Magyar Találkozó, Árpád Akadémia); TENTATIVE LOCATION: Sheraton City Center Hotel, 777 St. Clair Avenue, Cleveland, OH (downtown Cleveland); For room reservations at special rates, call hotel by or before early November: 216 771-7600 or 800-321-1090, mention the Hungarian Congress. Scholarly papers & panels [=including Hungarian History & Politics, Future of Hungary, Hungarian Women, Hungarian Press meeting, Hungarian Engineers' s meeting, Hungarian Physicians' & Psychologists' meeting & program, Vitéz Order meeting, Szent László Society meeting], other cultural & social meetings; Exhibition of books, paintings, photographs, and other art; Continuing this year: Special all-English only Program, also Hungarian Cooking Class & Demonstrations, ongoing films about Hungarian Culture, programs about Hungarians in America, and more; "Next Generation" Program [for "younger" people, - cultural & social, tentatively Friday 7 PM, in Hungarian & English; Also Friday evening [7 PM] literary, classical music & cultural program - Hungarian music, songs, & other performances; Saturday Luncheon with Keynote Speaker [reservations & tickets required, and in advance]; Saturday evening Black Tie Gala & Debutante Ball with Dinner [Tentative - 7 PM, reservations & tickets required]; To request invitations, reservations, complete programs, the Newsletter, or additional information, contact: Honorary President: Dr. Julius Nádas, phone: 216 226-8868; Mailing address: Hungarian Association, 1450 Grace Avenue, Cleveland, OH 44107; or E-mail: Dr. John Nádas, President: magyartarsasag@nadas.org; or see Website: http://www.hungarianassociation.com; -- "The Hungarian Association provides cultural and educational activities for participants from America and other countries. . . "
November 30, Tuesday: Hungarian Cultural Center of Northeast Ohio; Group meets at 7:30 PM on the last Tuesday of every month except in December, from October to April at St. John's Byzantine Church, 36125 Aurora Rd (at Liberty St.), Solon, OH 44139-3841 [Church phone for emergency only: 440 248-0417], & from May to September on Club Picnic Grounds in Hiram at 12027 Abbott Rd., Hiram, OH 44234 (off rte.82), Phone: 330 274-2786, see organization's website for map; For more information, contact: Mrs. Margaret Gorta, Treasurer at 440 951-5538 [= new phone number] or Ms. Elvira Brockman, Secretary at 330 274-3425; (New Name = Hungarian Cultural Center of Northeastern Ohio: Merger of: Geauga Magyar Club/Cultural Society (estab. 1975) & St. Stephen's Club (estab 1904); Website remains under name & URL of former Geauga Magyar Club/Cultural Society: http://www.hungarianclub.org
December 1-13, BEIGLI (Poppyseed or Nut Roll) Fundraiser Sale for Cleveland Hungariand Scout Folk Ensemble (Regös); Orders via e-mail or telephone to Ms. Judith Torma <tjutka@yahoo.com> 440 333-4390; Pick-ups Dec 17, Friday, at Scout Center 7-9 PM or Scouts will make arrangements for deliveries after Dec. 17; Make checks payable to H.S.F.E. (Hungarian Scout Fold Ensemble); Mail deliveries also available (order deadline Dec. 16, shipping charge), write to: Ms. Judith Torma 1121 Fresno Dr. Westlake, Oh 44145
December 1, Wednesday: Team of 20 Hungarian weightlifters & coaches who will be participating in this weekend's 2004 IPF Benchpress World Championships scheduled to arrive in Cleveland Wednesday evening, 12/1, at 6:05 PM on Continental flight # CO225 from Newark. [Team Hungary staying through 12/6.] If you cannot attend competition at the Holiday Inn-Independence this weekend, please consider welcoming them at Hopkins Airport. Supporters will be meeting in baggage claim area. Feedback from Team Hungary [Children's Games] this summer was that they were blown away by enthusiastic & warm crowd that greeted them upon their arrival for International Children's Games. These athletes, though mostly in their mid-20's to early 30's, would also appreciate a warm welcome. Let's not disappoint them! Homepage for Hungarian Powerlifting Association: http://www.hunpower.hu/
December 1- 6, Wednesday-Monday: 2004 IPF (International
Powerlifting Federation) Benchpress World Championships, including "Team
Hungary": Free day for Team Hungary to sightsee Cleveland
& shop: Thursday, 12/2; LOCATION of event: Competition
held at Holiday Inn-Independence, 6001 Rockside Rd. (1/4 mile east
of I-77 exit); (Note: Sunday, 12/5,
Mészáros László competing in 125 kg class
at 1 PM will attempt to set a world record of 330 kg + [728 lbs]!!!! ) The
International Powerlifting Federation (IPF) is a sanctioned sports organization
not unlike FIFA, the worldwide soccer federation. Hospitality Opportunities:
Wednesday, 12/1 “Welcoming Group” at Hopkins Airport
(see above Dec. 1 for time & location); Thursday, 12/2:
Sightseeing chaperones & volunteers from Hungarian community
neeeded; Friday, 12/3 and Saturday, 12/4: chaperones &
volunteers needed for Barons games on 12/3 at 7:30 PM and 12/4 at 1
PM, also Cavaliers game on Saturday, 12/4 at 7 PM: These are tentative
sporting event suggestions - if anyone interested in being a “Hospitable
Hungi,” please contact Mr. Laz Buda via e-mail
<lazbuda@core.com> or
telephone: 440 878-7208; All competitors staying
at Holiday Inn-Independence.
Detailed competition schedule for the Hungarian lifters:
Friday, 12/3, 10:30 AM Opening Ceremony, 11:00 AM Women
44.0 - 56.0 kg Nagypál Krisztina (56.0 kg) 6:00 PM Men
67.5 - 75.0 kg Juhász István (75.0 kg);
Saturday, 12/4, 11:00 AM Women 60.0 - 75.0 kg Nagy
Rita (60.0 kg) Óvári Mariann (67.5 kg), Jaroli Andrea (67.5
kg), 3:00 PM Men 82.5 - 90.0 kg., Kustan Tibor (82.5 kg),
6:00 PM Men 100 - 110 kg Kupcsik
László (100 kg) Pfeifenroth Tamás (100 kg)
Hegedüs István (110 kg) Berki Csaba (110 kg);
Sunday, 12/5, 10:00 AM – Women’s 82.5 - 90.0+ kg Zavodszky
Timéa (82.5 kg) Nánási Nikoletta (82.5 kg) Magyar
Timéa (90.0+ kg), 1:00 PM Men 125 - 125+ kg Szigethy
Géza (125 kg) *Mészáros László (125 kg)
= *world record attempt: 330 kg+ (728 lbs.) !!! Ria-Ria-Hungaria!!
Websites of interest:
http://www.powerlifting-ipf.com/:
Contest:
http://www.bvdk.de/nombpa04.htm;
Homepage for Hungarian Powerlifting Association:
http://www.hunpower.hu/
December 2, Thursday: West Side Retired Club; Group holds Card Party first Thursday of every month; TIME: 1-4 PM; (Also General Meeting every 2nd & 4th Thursday of every month - TIME: 2-4 PM); LOCATION: West Side Hungarian Reformed Church, 15300 Puritas Ave., Cleveland, OH 44135 [Church phone, for emergency only: 216 476-3736]; For additional information call Mrs. Manyi Sikora: 440 331-6930.
December 3, Friday: "Mikulás Est"- St. Nicholas Program for Hungarian Scouts; TIME: TBA; LOCATION: Scout Center next to St. Emeric Church, 1860 West 22nd Street, Cleveland, OH 44113; For more information, contact: E-mail: MrHorvath@aol.com, Website: http://www.huscoutnet.com or http://www.csbk.org/.
December 5, Sunday: Mikulás Ünnepség / Christmas Party, Members of the World Federation of Hungarian Veterans, (M.H.B.K. = Magyar Harcosok Bajtársi Közössége ), Cleveland Chapter invite you and your family to their annual Christmas Party (Mikulás Nap) for Children; TIME: 3:00 - 5:30 PM; LOCATION: St. Emeric Church, 1860 West 22nd Street, Cleveland, OH 44113; [Church phone, for emergency only: 216 861-1937]; Arrival of St. Nicholas (Mikulás bácsi) scheduled for 4:00 PM; he will bring treats for the children; also raffle with terrific prizes; Coffee & soft drinks; Parents are requested to have a brief, printed summary about their children for St. Nicholas before his arrival. Donations of baked goods appreciated. Please R.S.V.P. by December 2nd so enough gift packages can be prepared for the children; R.S.V.P. Mia Szent Kiralyi Hricko 440 353-9447 or Olivia Huzau 440 234-6618
December 5, Sunday: "Borbála Ebéd / Borbala Dinner" sponsored by World Federation of Hungarian Veterans, (M.H.B.K. = Magyar Harcosok Bajtársi Közössége ), Cleveland Chapter, revival of traditional miltary comemoration in honor of patron saint, St. Borbála; TIME: 12:30 PM; LOCATION: West Side Hungarian Lutheran Church (Nyugat-Clevelandi Magyar Evangélikus Egyház), 3245 W. 98th St. [corner of Denison Ave.], Cleveland, OH 44102; Menu: Meat soup, roast pork chicken with side dishes & pickled salads, pastry & coffee; Reservations & advance tickets required, deadline: Dec. 1, call Mr. v. László Kemes 216 741-0392, or Mr. János Szent Királyi 440 734-0549, everyone invited & cordially welcome!
December 5, Sunday: First Sunday of every month: "Coffee Social," Hungarian Reformed Church, Fairport Harbor; TIME: 10 AM for Coffee Social, between worship services 8:30 AM Hungarian, 10:30 AM English; New Members always welcome. LOCATION: 601 Plum Street, Fairport Harbor, OH 44077, Phone: 440-352-4836; Fax: 440-352-9256
December 6, Monday: Hungarian Stamp & Coin Club Meeting, group meets first Monday of every month; TIME: 6:30-8:00 PM; LOCATION: St. Emeric Church, 1860 West 22nd Street, Cleveland, OH 44113; [Church phone, for emergency only: 216 861-1937]; For additional information call Mr. John Németh: 440 235-6335
December 8, Wednesday: CsBK Közgyülés, Hungarian Friends of Scouting General Meeting; For more information, contact: E-mail: MrHorvath@aol.com, Website: http://www.huscoutnet.com or http://www.csbk.org/.
December 9, Thursday: West Side Retired Club; General Meeting every 2nd & 4th Thursday of every month; TIME: 2-4 PM; (Group also holds Card Party first Thursday of every month; TIME: 1-4 PM;) LOCATION: West Side Hungarian Reformed Church, 15300 Puritas Ave., Cleveland, OH 44135 [Church phone, for emergency only: 216 476-3736]; For additional information call Mrs. Manyi Sikora: 440 331-6930.
December 11, Saturday: "Hungarian Food for Mind and Body"- Third of Lecture Series held once monthly between October 2004 & May 2005; TIME: today 2:00-3:30 PM; LOCATION: Cleveland Hungarian Heritage Museum, Galleria at Erieview, 2nd level, 1301 E. 9th St. in downtown Cleveland; Program: Discussion of EMBERS, by Sándor Márai, discussants Prof. & Mrs. James Pavlish; Pre-registration requested but not required, drop-ins welcome, donation; For more information, call Museum: 216 523-3900 or 440 442-3466; Website: http://www.jcu.edu/language/museum/index.htm, E-mail: magyarmuzeum@hotmail.com; See also special website for seminar series: http://www/jcu.edu/hunghem6.htm
Saturday, December 11: In Honor of 80th Anniversary, Magyar Club of Cleveland cordially invite all to Christmas Celebration; Special appearance by Hungarian Scouts & Mikulás; LOCATION: Cleveland Airport Marriott, 4277 W. 150th Street, Cleveland, OH 44135; TIME: 6:30 PM Cocktails & Hors d' Oeuvres, 7:30 PM Dinner; Please choose entrée selection: Chicken Confetti Marinated Grilled Chicken Breast with a light cream sauce with Diced Red & Green Peppers & Domestic & Shittake Mushrooms, Grilled Salmon with Brown Sugar Molasses Butter. Carved Top Round of Beef Au Jus; **Chef's Choice of Vegetable and Potato**; 2 Complimentary beverage tickets; Advance reservations & tickets required, Call Mrs. IldikóA. Kõrössy @ 440 255 4577 by December 8; Music by Continental Band , John Markovics, Bela Czirjak; Black Tie Optional
December 12, Sunday: Annual Christmas Party, sponsored by Hungarian Cultural Center of Northeast Ohio; TIME: TBA: LOCATION: Mediterranean Party Center, 25021 Rockside Rd., Bedford Hts., OH; For more information, contact: Mrs. Margaret Gorta, Treasurer. at 440 951-5538 [= new phone number] or Ms. Elvira Brockman, Secretary, at 330 274-3425; Website: http://www.hungarianclub.org.
December 15, Wednesday: Cleveland Hungarian Genealogical Society; group usally meets 4th Wednesday of every month, this month 3rd Wednesday, to avoid Christmas holiday conflict; TIME: For those wishing appetizers, dinner, cocktails, TIME is 6:30 PM, lectures & presentations begin 7:30 PM; LOCATION Marinko's Firehouse, 2768 Stark Dr. [off Route 6, southwest corner of Routes 6 & Routes 91 - SOM Center Rd. intersection] in Willoughby Hills, Hungarian items on menu; Monthly topics: TBA; This month: Christmas Party; All who have interest in ancestors in old Austro-Hungarian Empire are welcome, no fee; For additional information call Mr. Zoltán Mestrits: 440 442-3413, or Dan Corrigan: 216 691-1405.
December 17, Friday, Christmas Program for Hungarian Scouts; TIME: TBA; LOCATION: Scout Center next to St. Emeric Church, 1860 West 22nd Street, Cleveland, OH 44113; For more information, contact: E-mail: MrHorvath@aol.com, Website: http://www.huscoutnet.com or http://www.csbk.org/.
December 21, Tuesday: Hungarian Friends - Orange Senior Club - Magyar Barátok Meeting; Group meets 3rd Tuesday of every month; TIME: 1 PM; For additional information call Mr. Paul Orbán, President: 216 741-8618.
December 22, Wednesday: Cleveland Hungarian Genealogical Society; Regular monthly meeting moved to December 15, see above.
December 23, Thursday: West Side Retired Club; General Meeting every 2nd & 4th Thursday of every month; TIME: 2-4 PM; (Group also holds Card Party first Thursday of every month; TIME: 1-4 PM;) LOCATION: West Side Hungarian Reformed Church, 15300 Puritas Ave., Cleveland, OH 44135 [Church phone, for emergency only: 216 476-3736]; For additional information call Mrs. Manyi Sikora: 440 331-6930.
December 26, Sunday: Literary & Musical Post-Christmas Afternoon, followed by Dinner-Dance, West Side Hungarian Lutheran Church; TIME: 3:00 PM; LOCATION: West Side Hungarian Lutheran Church (Nyugat-Clevelandi Magyar Evangélikus Egyház), 3245 W. 98th St. [corner of Denison Ave.], Cleveland, OH 44102, Pastor: Rev. Éva Tamásy; PROGRAM: Mrs. Ildikó Ormai Buza, organ; vocals by Klára Tóth, Etelka Kiss, Judit Simon Vásárhelyi, Rev. Éva Tamásy, Sarolta Barnóczki, Zsuzsa Vizsolyi, Rev. Zoltán Tamásy, Béla Czirják; Literary presentation by Károly Papp & children from Sunday Kindergarten & School; No charge, good-will donations to help Church warmly appreciated, music & dancing to follow dinner, menu: Transylvanian Cabbage Dish; All invited! Advance reservations requested, call Church Office: 216 961-6895.
December 28, Tuesday: Hungarian Cultural Center of Northeast Ohio; NO MEETING this month; Group meets at 7:30 PM on the last Tuesday of every month except in December, from October to April at St. John's Byzantine Church, 36125 Aurora Rd (at Liberty St.), Solon, OH 44139-3841 [Church phone for emergency only: 440 248-0417], & from May to September on Club Picnic Grounds in Hiram at 12027 Abbott Rd., Hiram, OH 44234 (off rte.82), Phone: 330 274-2786, see organization's website for map; For more information, contact: Mrs. Margaret Gorta, Treasurer at 440 951-5538 [= new phone number] or Ms. Elvira Brockman, Secretary at 330 274-3425; (New Name = Hungarian Cultural Center of Northeastern Ohio: Merger of: Geauga Magyar Club/Cultural Society (estab. 1975) & St. Stephen's Club (estab 1904); Website remains under name & URL of former Geauga Magyar Club/Cultural Society: http://www.hungarianclub.org
December 31, Friday: New Year's Eve Celebration, West Side Hungarian Reformed Church; TIME: TBA; LOCATION: Calvin Hall, West Side Hungarian Reformed Church, 15300 Puritas Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio 44135; Music for Dancing by Mr. Kálmán Hegedeös; Dinner Menu: TBA; Tickets & advance reservations required; For more information, call Church office: 216 476-3736.
Mention of events of the Hungarian or Hungarian American community on the RADIO Community Calendar: Contact Andrea & Andrew Lázár: 440 248-0662; Fax: 440 543-7009; E-mail: kapossyradio@yahoo.com.
Add your religious or not-for-profit cultural organization's event to this Events Calendar: E-mail webmaster or call 216 397-4723 (with private voice mail available 24 hrs.). Additions, corrections, updates, comments, suggestions about information provided here or about page layout & ease of use also welcome!
[no deadline]: Magyar Care Club, Inc., "Silent Ball" - "Virtual Ball"; Proceeds to benefit ethnic Hungarians in need & living as ethnic minorities in countries surrounding the borders of present-day Hungary; Magyar Segély Egyesület 2001-2002.-es jótékonycélú NÉMA BÁLJA, melyet az elszakított területeken élõ magyar testvérek megsegítésére rendezünk; The Magyar Care Club has participated in the reconstruction of 3,000 collapsed houses in the areas of Kárpátalja, (Transcarpathia, Ukraine), Erdély (Transylvania), Délvidék (Southern Plains, Vajdaság) and Felvidék (Slovakia). In these regions people face economic hardship as they exist in the midst of political opposition. The Care Club offers financial aid, help for Hungarian schools. For 20 cents, 1 child in the Transcarpathia will receive a warm meal. The Club is aware that their help is not a solution but for these Hungarian people it lights a candle in their world of hopelessness. Send donations to: Hungarian Care Club, Inc. (Magyar Segély Egyesület), P.O.Box 771147, Lakewood, OH 44107; President & contact person: Mrs. John Geréby / Geréby Jánosné, elnök; [No deadline - Nincs határidõ.]
The Sapientia - Hungarian University of Transylvania. Financial contribution by you, your company or professional friends to the Sapientia Hungarian University of Transylvania can be made through the Hungarian Human Rights Foundation (HHRF), a U.S. non-governmental organization which the University has entrusted with coordinating international support and contacts. HHRF is a 501(C)(3) not-for-profit organization incorporated in the State of New York. Contributors will receive a tax-exempt receipt from HHRF. See web page: Sapientia - Hungarian University of Transylvania, at the Marosvásarhely Campus
Friends of United Way-Hungary / United Way-Magyarország Barátok Köre: Help for thousands of needy people in Hungary; Your charitable contributions to the United Way here in the USA can be appliled toward charitable causes in Hungary; North American Volunteer Coordinator: Mr. László I. Buda; Phone: 216 433-7682; E-mail: LazBuda@core.com; Websites: http://www.unitedway.hu [Hungarian] & http://www.unitedway.hu/index_en.html [English]
Hungarians for the International Children's Games [Magyarok a Nemzetközi
Diákokért}, is recruiting Hungarian & Hungarian-American
host families from AUGUST 3-6 to give lodging to the Hungarian
athletes who will be staying on in the Cleveland & NE Ohio area after
their participation in the
International Children's
Games & Cultural Festival July 29 through August 2. Host
families will be needed from Tuesday, August 3 through Friday, August 6
to provide lodging, meals, and transportation to the athletes from Hungary.
To volunteer as a host family or for more information, call Mihály
Horváth at 440 582-1233. If you cannot serve
as a host family, monetary donations are also warmly received to help support
the tours and other activities planned for the Hungarian children while they
are here. The HICG now has a website:
http://www.hungarians4icg.org
or you can also call: 440 895-9550. (There are
plans to take the Hungarian athletes to visit numerous places in the Cleveland
area, such as: the Cleveland Museum of Art, the Crawford Auto &
Aviation Museum, the Hungarian Heritage Museum, the Hungarian Cultural Gardens,
the Kossuth Statue, the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, Severance Center, Public
Square, & Tower City. The Hungarian athletes will be welcomed
at a picnic at the Northeast Ohio Hungarian Cultural Center in Hiram on August
3rd. They will be going to Cedar Point, a trip on the Goodtime III,
& finally, a trip to Washington DC, from where they will leave for home.
All these plans are for after the Games. The Hungarian organizations
involved in the planning in connection with the Games, have made or are making
these plans, for the atheletes to get to know as much of Cleveland and the
Hungarians who live here as time & money will allow. As for the
games in general, there are 6 local college campuses that will be involved
in the Games, which will feature10 athletic events at 8 different
venues.)
Team Hungary Children's Games
Schedule:
http://www.hungarians4icg.org/ITINERARY.html
[English]
http://www.hungarians4icg.org/ITINERARY-HU.html
[Magyarul]
Hungarian Stamp & Coin Club Meeting, group meets first Monday of every month; TIME: 6:30-8:00 PM; LOCATION: St. Emeric Church, 1860 West 22nd Street, Cleveland, OH 44113; [Church phone, for emergency only: 216 861-1937]; For additional information call Mr. John Németh: 440 235-6335
Hungarian Friends - Orange Senior Club - Magyar Barátok Meeting; Group meets 3rd Tuesday of every month; TIME: 1 PM; For additional information call Mr. Paul Orbán, President: 216 741-8618.
Cleveland Hungarian Genealogical Society, group meets 4th Wednesday of every month; TIME: 7:30 PM, for those wishing appetizers, dinner, cocktails, TIME is 6:30 PM, Hungarian items on menu; LOCATION Marinko's Firehouse, 2768 Stark Dr. [off Route 6, southwest corner of Routes 6 & Routes 91 - SOM Center Rd. intersection] in Willoughby Hills; Monthly topics: TBA; All who have interest in ancestors in old Austro-Hungarian Empire are welcome, no fee; For additional information call Mr. Zoltán Mestrits: 440 442-3413.
West Side Retired Club, group holds Card Party every 1st Thursday of every month - TIME: 1-4 PM Also General Meeting every 2nd & 4th Thursday of every month - TIME: 2-4 PM; LOCATION: West Side Hungarian Reformed Church, 15300 Puritas Ave., Cleveland, OH 44135 [Church phone, for emergency only: 216 476-3736]; For additional information call Mrs. Manyi Sikora: 440 331-6930
Hungarian Cultural Center of Northeast Ohio; Group meets at 7:30 PM on the last Tuesday of every month except in December, from October to April at St. John's Byzantine Church, 36125 Aurora Rd (at Liberty St.), Solon, OH 44139-3841 [Church phone for emergency only: 440 248-0417], & from May to September on Club Picnic Grounds in Hiram at 12027 Abbott Rd., Hiram, OH 44234 (off rte.82), Phone: 330 274-2786, see organization's website for map; For more information, contact: Mrs. Margaret Gorta, Treasurer at 440 951-5538 [= new phone number] or Ms. Elvira Brockman, Secretary at 330 274-3425; (New Name = Hungarian Cultural Center of Northeastern Ohio: Merger of: Geauga Magyar Club/Cultural Society (estab. 1975) & St. Stephen's Club (estab 1904); Website remains under name & URL of former Geauga Magyar Club/Cultural Society: http://www.hungarianclub.org
Seminar Series on "Explore Hungary," hosted by the Cleveland Hungarian Heritage Society; LOCATION: Galleria at Erieview in downtonw Cleveland, E. 9th & Lakeside; DATES & TIME: October 11 2003 through June 12, 2004, once a month, on second Saturday, 2:00-3:30 PM; In English, open to the public; For 1) Options for attendance, 2) Registration options, 3) Full list of monthly seminar topics, 4) Registration form, see Seminar Series website: http://www.jcu.edu/language/museum/hunghem6.htm. or phone/fax (440) 442-3466, or e-mail: magyarmuzeum@hotmail.com; [See also monthly listings on this website.]
First Sunday of every month: "Coffee Social," Hungarian Reformed Church, Fairport Harbor; TIME: 10 AM for Coffee Social, between worship services 8:30 AM Hungarian, 10:30 AM English; New Members always welcome. LOCATION: 601 Plum Street, Fairport Harbor, OH 44077, Phone: 440-352-4836; Fax: 440-352-9256
Monday nights. Monday night romance continues at the Velvet Tango Room; Harmonia's accordionist Walt Mahovlich collaborates with violinist Steven Greenman every Monday for a night of East European Gypsy music, continental favorites, tangos and romance. TIME: 8:00 PM to 10:30 PM (occasionally later). Music: Gypsy Music, East European, French & Italian continental favorites, Hungarian and Russian romances, occasional Bosnian song and, of course, …. Tangos. Romantic and intimate, ambiance reminiscent of the 1930’s and 1940’s. LOCATION: 2095 Columbus Road in historic Ohio City District on Cleveland’s near west side; Phone: 216 241-889; E-mail: HarmoniaList <HarmoniaList@harmoniaband.com>
Berlitz Language Center seeking someone to teach Hungarian for class to be held in Independence OH from August 2004 through January of 2005. For more information, call 330 782-0991 or 216 861-0950.
Scholarships for study abroad in Hungary, Deadline January 30, 2004:
CONTACT: Hungarian Scouts in Exteris / Külföldi
Magyar Cserkészszövetség; 2450 Route 2 ; North,
Newfoundland, NJ 07435, USA; telefon (973) 208-0450; E-mail
Gabona@aol.com.
ÖSZTÖNDÍJAK MAGYARORSZÁGI TANULÁSRA:
Akkor tudjuk nyugati magyarságunk fennmaradását
elõsegíteni, ha a külföldön
történõ magyar nevelés
kiegészítéseképpen magyarországi
élményeket és tanulási lehetõségeket
biztosítunk fiataljainknak. Két magyarországi
tanulási lehetõséget lehet a Külföldi Magyar
Cserkészszövetségen (KMCsSz) keresztül
megpályázni: Középiskolai tanulmányi
év: Öt nagynevu egyházi középiskola
vállal egy évre magyar származású
vendégdiákokat: a szegedi piarista gimnázium, valamint
a nagykorösi, pápai, kecskeméti és szentendrei
református gimnáziumok. Mind az öt iskola szeretettel
fogad bármilyen felekezethez tartozó diákot. A
diák részt vesz az iskola rendes tanulási és
egyéb programjain. Az iskola kollégiumában vagy az iskola
által kiválasztott családnál lakik. Az iskola
egyik pedagógusa mentorként foglalkozik a programon
résztvevõ külföldi diákokkal. A diákokat
a KMCsSz magyarországi képviselõje fogadj a reptéren,
eljuttatja az iskolákba és kapcsolatot tart velük. A
magyarságörzõ célt figyelembe véve, az iskola
a tandíjat, lakást és étkezést
önköltségi ár alatt, évi US$500-ért
biztosítja. Balassi Bálint Intézet: A KMCsSz
kérésére a magyar Oktatási Minisztérium
ösztöndíjat ad magyar származású, 18.
életévüket betöltött fiataloknak, egy éves
tanfolyamon való részvételre a budapesti Balassi
Bálint Intézetben. Az ösztöndíj fedezi a
tandíjat, az Intézetben való lakást és
havi 16 000 forint juttatást. A tanfolyamon a diák fejleszti
magyar nyelvismeretét és megismerkedik a magyar
kultúrával (történelem, földrajz, néprajz,
muvészettörténet, stb.). Az Oktatási Minisztérium
és a Balassi Bálint Intézet
megbízásából a KMCsSz pályázat
révén választja ki és javasolja az
ösztöndíj nyerteseit. A tanfolyamon választható
egyes tantárgyakra egyetemi kreditpontok is kaphatók. A 2004.
szeptemberében kezdõdõ tanfolyamra 2004. január
30-ig kell a pályázatokat benyújtani.
Dömötör Gábor
Continued scholarships for study abroad in Hungary: Contact Info: Gabona@aol.com, Tel: (973) 208-0450, mailing address: 2850 Route 23 N, Newfoundland; NJ 07435; A KÜLFÖLDI MAGYAR CSERKÉSZSZÖVETSÉG ÉS A CONNECTICUTI PANNÓNIA KLUB KÖZÉPISKOLAI ÖSZTÖNDÍJAT HIRDET AZ EGYESÜLT ÁLLAMOKBAN ÉLO MAGYARSZÁRMAZÁSÚ FIATALOK RÉSZÉRE; Öt magyarországi középiskola vállakozott arra, hogy a Külföldi Magyar Cserkészszövetséggel (KMCSSZ) együttmuködve, alkalmat adjon külföldön nevelkedett, magyar származású diákoknak arra, hogy egy évet vendég-tanulóként töltsenek Magyarországon. Ennek köszönheto, hogy 2003. szeptembere óta nyugati diákok tanulnak nagy- múltú középiskolákban Nagykorösön, Kecskeméten, Szentendrén és Pápán. Az iskolák - felismerve a program nemzetszolgálati célját - csak 500 US dollár hozzájárulást kérnek, melynek ellenében tanítást, lakást és ellátást adnak. A connecticuti Pannónia Klub adományának köszönhetoen a KMCSSZ ennek az összegnek megfelelo ösztöndíjat tud nyújtani négy diák számára. A Pannónia Klub kikötésének értelmében az ösztön- díjat USA-ban élo fiatalok pályázhatják meg. A középiskolai program a 12 és 17 év közötti diákokat célozza. Budapestre érkezésekor a diákot a Cserkészszövetség képviseloje fogadja, eljuttatja az iskolába és évközben kapcsolatot tart vele. Az iskolának külön pedagógusa foglalkozik a külföldi diákokkal, figyelembe véve különbözo hátterüket és magyar nyelvismeretüket.. További felvilágosítást a KMCSSZ Teleki Pál alapítványa ad: Gabona@aol.com, Tel: (973) 208-0450, postacím: 2850 Route 23 N, Newfoundland, NJ 07435. Az érdeklodok minél elobb lépjenek érintkezésbe a fenti címmel, hogy biztosíthassák bejutásukat azidén szeptemberben kezdodo tanévre.
Collegium Hungaricum Juventutis Occidentalis Hungarian Scholarship Competition: For students living in the West and enrolled in college or university, but non-current students also considered, 2 semester all expenses paid scholarship for Hungarian Studies program at the Collegium Hungaricum Juventutis Occidentalis in Budapest; Those who qualify via language test may also concurrently enroll at a Hungarian university; Required: application form, completed questionnaire, 300 word essay about goals regarding Hungarian Studies, hand-written autobiography/resume, diplomas or certificates from schools attended, including recommendation from current college or university, also recommendation from a charitable or cultural organization (i.e., church, scouts, etc.), Hungarian Studies certificate if available. For more information & forms, contact: Collegium Hungaricum Juventutis Occidentalis, P.O. Box 57, Garfield, NJ 07026 USA; Contact person: Dr. Gábor Tarján, Telephone: 973 772-8810 from 7-10 PM; E-mail CHJOCollegium@aol.com
The Sapientia - Hungarian University of Transylvania. Financial contribution by you, your company or professional friends to the Sapientia Hungarian University of Transylvania can be made through the Hungarian Human Rights Foundation (HHRF), a U.S. non-governmental organization which the University has entrusted with coordinating international support and contacts. HHRF is a 501(C)(3) not-for-profit organization incorporated in the State of New York. Contributors will receive a tax-exempt receipt from HHRF. See web page: Sapientia - Hungarian University of Transylvania, at the Marosvásarhely Campus
Hungarian Language Camp for Adolescents 14-18 Yrs., July 4-17, 2004, in Hungary; From Ms. Ildikó Bódis, Director: "Engedje meg, hogy a figyelmébe ajánljam a Zánkai Gyermek és Ifjúsági Centrum Kht. magyar nyelvi táborát. A Zánkai Gyermek- és Ifjúsági Centrum Kht. Európa legnagyobb gyermek- és ifjúsági üdülõcentruma egész évben várja csoportos- és egyéni vendégeit a Balaton északi partján. Az üdülõcentrum vonattal és autóbusszal egyaránt megközelíthetõ. Közvetlen összeköttetés biztosított Budapest és Tapolca irányába. Autóval közvetlenül a 71-es fõútról lehet behajtani. Hajóállomásunk a vitorlással, hajóval érkezõket fogadja. Az ifjúsági centrum területén stadion, sportcsarnok, kondicionáló terem, szauna, sportpályák, strand, kikötõ, számítógépterem, konferenciaterem, színház, mozi, különtermek, éttermek, ABC, shop, fodrászat, büfé, fagyizó, pizzéria, zenés bár, disco segíti a pihenést, kikapcsolódást. Õrzött területünkön vízimentõ és orvosi ügyelet szolgálja vendégeink biztonságát. A táborozásra azokat a 14–18 év közötti fiatalokat várjuk, akik szeretnének megismerkedni a magyar nyelv alapjaival vagy meglévõ ismereteiket szeretnék bõvíteni. A táborozás ideje alatt a nyelvi foglalkozások mellett autóbuszos kirándulás Budapestre és a Balaton-felvidéken, mozilátogatás, vitorlázás, vetélkedõk, sportversenyek, tábortûz színesítik a programot. A tábor ideje alatt szakképzett pedagógusok biztosítják a felügyeletet. A tábor idõpontja: 2004. július 4-17. (14 nap/13 éj); (A részvételi díj tartalmazza a szállás, a napi 3-szori étkezés és a programdíj költségét). További információval készséggel állunk az érdeklõdõk rendelkezésére (www.zanka.hu, Tel: 00-36-87-568-591, Fax: 00-36-87-568-577, E-mail: marketing@zanka.hu)."
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papers)
2.) Religious Organizations
3.) Social & Cultural Organizations
4.) Links (websites) to Cleveland area
organizations
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