Liszt Institute – Hungarian Cultural Centre

Museum address:

Piiskopi 2, Tallinn 10130

Free entrance

Accessibility information:

Stairs to 1st floor (3 + 9 steps), pavement on the street, paved driveway.

Parking is free in the Old Town zone for 15 minutes with a bell, and free of charge 24 hours a day thereafter.

Program

At 18.00 we open the book exhibition "Word bridges. Hungarian literature in Estonia".

At the opening, Hungarian folk music will be performed and curator Lea Kreinin will introduce the exhibition. During the evening, Estonian actors will read excerpts of Hungarian literature in Estonian.

18.45 - Reading

19.30 - music

19.45 - Reading

20.30 - curatorial tour

20.45 - Reading

21.15 - music

21.45 - Reading

22.15 - curatorial tour

Come and see!

NB! Our gallery also has a children's corner :-)

FROM THE INSTITUTE

Founded on 23 September 1992, the Liszt Institute - Tallinn Hungarian Cultural Centre is the Hungarian state's diplomatic mission abroad, whose main task is to promote Hungarian culture in Estonia.

We organise concerts, performances, presentations and other events with the aim of showcasing Hungary's constantly evolving and diverse culture. In this way, we can foster cooperation between Estonian and Hungarian artists and cultural figures, and hope that more Estonians will find their way to Hungary as a result. A special highlight is the contact with the Hungarian community living in Estonia. Through dance clubs and activities for children, we offer entertainment and creative pastimes for even the youngest citizens.

The Liszt Institute regularly cooperates with Estonian cultural institutes and festival organisers, including the Estonian Institute, Fenno-Ugria, Jazzkaar and PÖFF. The Institute has also been a member of the Tallinn EUNIC, the European Union Network of National Institutes for Culture, since its inception, which offers further opportunities for cooperation.

In addition, we offer the opportunity to learn Hungarian and support the activities of a Hungarian language lecturer at the University of Tartu. The institute also has a library and an art gallery.

Additional information:

culture.hu

https://www.facebook.com/unginst

Tel 6 440 187

E-mail unginst@gmail.com

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