Cleveland, Ohio, USA
Future Exhibitions, Events & Monthly Lecture
Series
Cleveland, Ohio, USA
Sponsored by the :
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Hungarian Folklore: An Intergenerational Series
The hunt of the White Stag, from the Chronicon Pictum,
1360
Experience
Hungarian Folklore!!! Through this interactive series, we expect to learn
the meaning and cultural value that folklore has in the Hungarian community.
At each session, we will review the most widely known and best loved Hungarian
legends, fables, and folk stories.
In addition,
we will offer activities and entertainment for our younger participants.
Concurrently, we will host focus group interviews with adults to learn about
when-where-how each participant heard about these folk stories and whether
it was known to them in their youth. These interviews will be audio-tape
recorded and become part of our oral history to be preserved on the CHHS
website.
All are invited to attend. The lectures will be held at the Hungarian Heritage Museum, The Galleria, Downtown, Cleveland. IN ENGLISH!
Hosted by the Cleveland Hungarian Heritage Society
IN ENGLISH !
CALENDAR OF SPEAKERS (TBA) & TOPICS
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Scroll to bottom for registration form & information.
| 2007 |
 Hunor and Magyar; Arany János, Rege a csodaszarvasról. László Gyula rajzaival. Móra, Budapest, 1991, page 8. |
 The myth of the magic stag Arany János, Rege a csodaszarvasról. László Gyula rajzaival. Móra, Budapest,1991, page 20. |
 Chasing ther magic stag. Arany János, Rege a csodaszarvasról. László Gyula rajzaival. Móra, Budapest, 1991, page 30. |
2008 |
St .Elizabeth with roses, stained glass window St Elizabeth Church, Pozsony / Btratislava, Slovakia |
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 Arany János: ,,Mátyás anyja"
Szilágyi
Fiának |
March 15 (postponed from March 8, due to severe weather)
"Saints and Sinners"
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| Due to the severe weather warning that has been trumpeted throughout the northeast Ohio area, we are cancelling the Saturday, March 8 folklore lecture "Saints and Sinners"scheduled to begin at 2 pm. | However, the lecture WILL
BE RESCHEDULED for NEXT Sautrday, March 15, same time 2:00-3:30 pm at the
Museum. Please mark your calendars for NEXT Saturday March 15! |
We are asking that you do the following: please notify any friend or family member that you know who was planning to attend; also please send e-mails to persons on your list who may be interested in the lecture. | Magyar Saints and Sinners make for great stories! There are also many exciting activites planned for younger members of the audience featuring everything a young person should know about Magyar Saints! |
Julianus és Gellért barát szobra, I. ker. Várnegyed, Halászbástya északi végénél, a Hilton Szálló külso udvaránál Antal Károly 2 m magas bronz szobrát 1937-ben készítette. |
Árpádházi Szent Piroska (1088-1134) |
 The Lady of the Hungarians. Oratorium Magnae Dominae Hungarorum Romae. A római Szent Péter bazilika Magyarok Nagyasszonya kápolnája. Tervezte: Erdélyi János. Zrínyi Nyomda, Budapest, é.n., cover page. Photograph: Károly Szelényi and Attila Mudrák. |
April 12
"Tall Tales"
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May 10
"Best Loved Stories and Sayings about Mother"
Join us for a wonderful afternoon to celebrate Mother’s Day!
Special activities will be introduced to help Mothers, daughters and
granddaughters celebrate together!!!
Anya és gyermeke I. 1868-69 Olaj, vászon, 137 x 94 cm Magántulajdon, New York
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FÜSTBEMENT TERV irta Petöfi Sándor
Egész uton - hazafelé -
Mit mondok majd eloször is
S jutott eszembe számtalan
S a kis szobába toppanék... Dunavecse, 1844. április |
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If you did not receive one already in the US mail already, kindly print, cut out, fill out & mail the registration form below:
REGISTRATION FORM Name________________________________________________________________________ Street Address________________________________________________________________ City___________________________________State__________ Zip Code________________ Telephone (_____ )___________________ E-mail ________________________ Registration fees identified per adult or family:
Certificate ($35 for the series) _____________
Audit ($10 per session)
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Make checks payable
to: "Cleveland Hungarian Heritage
Society" Or call - 440-247-5144 - to register by telephone, Or e-mail registration information to: magyarmuzeum@hotmail.com |
WHERE: Cleveland Hungarian Heritage Museum
LOCATION:
Cleveland Hungarian Heritage Museum,
in the Galleria at Erieview; 2nd floor;
1309 East 9th street in downtown Cleveland
PARKING: In underground &
heated parking garage
of Galleria, Low cost (occasionally free) parking on Saturdays !
(Enter off Lakeside Ave. )
Need a map?? Click here & try
Mapquest
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It will bring you from your door to our door !
(NOTE: use "1309 East 9th Street, Cleveland,
OH" as your "destination point.")
E-mail: magyarmuzeum@hotmail.com
For more information on lecture series, Museum, Gift Shoppe:
call (216) 523-3900
(voice mail when not open)
For registrations questions after November 2008, please contact
Dr. Klára Papp or the
Museum.
MAIL:
The Cleveland Hungarian Heritage Society
P. O. Box 24134
Cleveland, OH 44124
E-mail: magyarmuzeum@hotmail.com
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