FolkFest

The Polish Fundacja Lateral Thinking and the FolkFest Cultural Association launched an EU project at the beginning of the year. The main goal of the project is to use arts-based education to improve the language and digital skills of older adults and to build connections among participants. The project is being implemented in line with the goals and priorities of Erasmus+ for adult education, particularly in the areas of inclusion, digital transformation, and the promotion of high-quality, learner-centered, non-formal adult education. The project is being implemented with the support of the European Union. You can find more information about the project on our updated website:

Új Gereben feat. Borbély Mihály & Lukács Miklós Az oszakai világkiállításon nagy sikert aratott produkció 2025 decemberében újra életre kelt a Márai Kult színpadán, hogy elhozza a népzene, a jazz és az imp...

A meeting of contemporary Polish visual art and progressive Hungarian folk music at the Editorial Office. The Folkfest Cultural Association’s first visual arts project, an exhibition by Maksym Ostrowski, was made possible with the support of the local government of District II (Budapest) and the National Cultural Fund. Helga Helka Debreczeni-Kis, Zoltán “Batyu” Farkas, and Gergely Pázmándi performed at the opening. We would like to take this opportunity to express our gratitude to our sponsors, contributors, and visitors. A video of the exhibition opening is available on our YouTube channel:

Maksym Ostrowski’s exhibition opened on October 22 at the Editorial Office. At the event, the artist was joined by Rudolf Anica, editor-in-chief of Új Művészet magazine, and Krisztián Bakó, president of the FolkFest Cultural Association, who presented the exhibition’s concept and works. The opening was made memorable by the music of Helga Helka Debreczeni-Kis, Zoltán Batyu Farkas, and Gergely Pázmándi. The exhibition is open to the public until November 19 at the exhibition space located at 11/a Keleti Károly Street. All interested visitors are warmly welcome. The exhibition is organized by the FolkFest Cultural Association, with the support of the 2nd District Municipality and the National Cultural Fund.

Budapest–Warsaw Urban ART Symposium Budapest–Warsaw Urban ART Symposium Exhibition by Maksym Ostrowski Opening: Wednesday, October 22, 2025, at 7:00 PM Featuring: Helka (Helga Debreczeni-Kis), Zoltán Batyu Farkas, Gergely Pázmándi Venue: Editorial Office 1024 Budapest, Keleti Károly u. 11/A. ///// Budapest – Warsaw Urban ART Symposium Exhibition of Maksym Ostrowski Opening: October 22, 2025, 7:00 p.m. Musicians: Helka (Helga Debreczeni-Kis), Zoltán Batyu Farkas, Gergely Pázmándi Venue: Editorial Office 1024 Budapest, Keleti Károly St. 11/A. ///// The Polish partner of Budapest’s 2nd District is Warsaw’s smallest district, Żoliborz. The foundation of any successful cooperation lies in maintaining continuous cultural ties between the communities, to which the young Polish visual artist Maksym Ostrowski contributes on this occasion. Maksym’s creative interests are characterized by the depiction of urban buildings, a kind of schematization and reimagining of them, their contemporary visual representation, and their reduction to a few colors. His current creative work is inspired by a comparison of the architectural heritage of Warsaw and Budapest. During the urban ART symposium, the Polish artist depicts buildings constructed over the past 200 years—both in Buda and in Żoliborz—through his unique perspective. The buildings may be from the last century, contemporary (post)modern, structures characteristic of the city’s image or industrial buildings, or tourist attractions that define the cityscape (e.g., bridges, overpasses, churches, train stations). The exhibition, opening on October 22 at the Editorial Office, will be on view for one month. The exhibition is organized by the FolkFest Cultural Association, with the support of the 2nd District Municipality and the National Cultural Fund. We warmly welcome all interested visitors! ///// The Polish partner of Budapest’s 2nd District is Żoliborz, the smallest district of Warsaw. A strong partnership is built on maintaining continuous cultural exchange between the municipalities — which, on this occasion, is being supported by young Polish visual artist Maksym Ostrowski. Maksym’s artistic focus revolves around the depiction, schematization, reinterpretation, and contemporary visualization of urban architecture, often reduced to just a few colors. His current creative work is inspired by the comparison of the architectural heritage of Warsaw and Budapest. During the Urban ART Symposium, the Polish artist will portray buildings—both from Buda and Żoliborz—constructed over the past 200 years, through his unique artistic perspective. These buildings may include structures from the last century, contemporary (post)modern ones, characteristic cityscapes or industrial architecture, or major urban landmarks such as bridges, overpasses, churches, or railway stations. The exhibition opens on October 22 at Szerkesztőség and will be on view for one month. The exhibition is organized by the FolkFest Cultural Association, with the support of the Municipality of Budapest’s 2nd District and the National Cultural Fund of Hungary. All visitors and art enthusiasts are welcome.

Here are the most atmospheric photos from the 6th Somló FolkFest. This year’s event was once again held in the Somló Wine Region, in the courtyard of the Csatári Winery in Somló, where visitors could also sample the wines of “the guy with glasses.” During the evening, Sándor Csoóri Jr. and Soma Nóvé took the stage, along with the Berka Ensemble. Thank you to all visitors and contributors for being with us. We hope to see you again next year!

During our explorations of Somló, we recently met “the guy with the glasses” and discovered his excellent wines. We think Ádám’s youthful energy is a perfect fit for Somló, and we thoroughly enjoyed his wines, which is why we invited him to the 6th Somló FolkFest. On Friday, August 15, starting at 7:00 p.m., you can taste and purchase his wines, and between the two musical performances, he’ll also say a few words to introduce his winery. Further information: the guy with glasses aszemuvegessrac.hu

Calgary - Nóvé Soma és Ifj. Csoóri Sándor Nóvé SomaIfj. Csoóri SándorDirected by Géza VadasSound: Máté GálSecondary cameraman: Ábel ÜrögdiSpecial thanks to kamerabérlés.com

For more information: somlo.folkfest.hu

6th Somló FolkFest In 2025, the FolkFest Cultural Association will host the Somló FolkFest folk music micro-festival on Somló Hill for the sixth time. On Friday, August 15, visitors are invited to enjoy a concert and a dance party in the courtyard of the Csatári Winery, overlooking the basalt organ rocks. Program: 8:00 PM - Concert by Nóvé Soma and Sándor Csoóri Jr. https://youtu.be/Btv3PE3t4uc?si=esDsRQBfCauGS0-o 9:00 PM - Berka dance party Admission is free, and everyone is warmly welcome! This year, our association is organizing the Somló FolkFest entirely on our own, without external funding. Please, if you can, contribute to the event’s costs and the association’s operations! donably.com/folkfest-hungary patreon.com/folkfest Bank account number: 16200151-18547890-00000000

The Polish Fundacja Lateral Thinking and the FolkFest Cultural Association launched an EU project at the beginning of the year. The main goal of the project is to use arts-based education to improve the language and digital skills of older adults and to build connections among participants. The project is being implemented in line with the goals and priorities of Erasmus+ for adult education, particularly in the areas of inclusion, digital transformation, and the promotion of high-quality, learner-centered, non-formal adult education. The project is being implemented with the support of the European Union. You can find more information about the project on our updated website:

Új Gereben feat. Borbély Mihály & Lukács Miklós Az oszakai világkiállításon nagy sikert aratott produkció 2025 decemberében újra életre kelt a Márai Kult színpadán, hogy elhozza a népzene, a jazz és az imp...

A meeting of contemporary Polish visual art and progressive Hungarian folk music at the Editorial Office. The Folkfest Cultural Association’s first visual arts project, an exhibition by Maksym Ostrowski, was made possible with the support of the local government of District II (Budapest) and the National Cultural Fund. Helga Helka Debreczeni-Kis, Zoltán “Batyu” Farkas, and Gergely Pázmándi performed at the opening. We would like to take this opportunity to express our gratitude to our sponsors, contributors, and visitors. A video of the exhibition opening is available on our YouTube channel:

Maksym Ostrowski’s exhibition opened on October 22 at the Editorial Office. At the event, the artist was joined by Rudolf Anica, editor-in-chief of Új Művészet magazine, and Krisztián Bakó, president of the FolkFest Cultural Association, who presented the exhibition’s concept and works. The opening was made memorable by the music of Helga Helka Debreczeni-Kis, Zoltán Batyu Farkas, and Gergely Pázmándi. The exhibition is open to the public until November 19 at the exhibition space located at 11/a Keleti Károly Street. All interested visitors are warmly welcome. The exhibition is organized by the FolkFest Cultural Association, with the support of the 2nd District Municipality and the National Cultural Fund.

Budapest–Warsaw Urban ART Symposium Budapest–Warsaw Urban ART Symposium Exhibition by Maksym Ostrowski Opening: Wednesday, October 22, 2025, at 7:00 PM Featuring: Helka (Helga Debreczeni-Kis), Zoltán Batyu Farkas, Gergely Pázmándi Venue: Editorial Office 1024 Budapest, Keleti Károly u. 11/A. ///// Budapest – Warsaw Urban ART Symposium Exhibition of Maksym Ostrowski Opening: October 22, 2025, 7:00 p.m. Musicians: Helka (Helga Debreczeni-Kis), Zoltán Batyu Farkas, Gergely Pázmándi Venue: Editorial Office 1024 Budapest, Keleti Károly St. 11/A. ///// The Polish partner of Budapest’s 2nd District is Warsaw’s smallest district, Żoliborz. The foundation of any successful cooperation lies in maintaining continuous cultural ties between the communities, to which the young Polish visual artist Maksym Ostrowski contributes on this occasion. Maksym’s creative interests are characterized by the depiction of urban buildings, a kind of schematization and reimagining of them, their contemporary visual representation, and their reduction to a few colors. His current creative work is inspired by a comparison of the architectural heritage of Warsaw and Budapest. During the urban ART symposium, the Polish artist depicts buildings constructed over the past 200 years—both in Buda and in Żoliborz—through his unique perspective. The buildings may be from the last century, contemporary (post)modern, structures characteristic of the city’s image or industrial buildings, or tourist attractions that define the cityscape (e.g., bridges, overpasses, churches, train stations). The exhibition, opening on October 22 at the Editorial Office, will be on view for one month. The exhibition is organized by the FolkFest Cultural Association, with the support of the 2nd District Municipality and the National Cultural Fund. We warmly welcome all interested visitors! ///// The Polish partner of Budapest’s 2nd District is Żoliborz, the smallest district of Warsaw. A strong partnership is built on maintaining continuous cultural exchange between the municipalities — which, on this occasion, is being supported by young Polish visual artist Maksym Ostrowski. Maksym’s artistic focus revolves around the depiction, schematization, reinterpretation, and contemporary visualization of urban architecture, often reduced to just a few colors. His current creative work is inspired by the comparison of the architectural heritage of Warsaw and Budapest. During the Urban ART Symposium, the Polish artist will portray buildings—both from Buda and Żoliborz—constructed over the past 200 years, through his unique artistic perspective. These buildings may include structures from the last century, contemporary (post)modern ones, characteristic cityscapes or industrial architecture, or major urban landmarks such as bridges, overpasses, churches, or railway stations. The exhibition opens on October 22 at Szerkesztőség and will be on view for one month. The exhibition is organized by the FolkFest Cultural Association, with the support of the Municipality of Budapest’s 2nd District and the National Cultural Fund of Hungary. All visitors and art enthusiasts are welcome.

Here are the most atmospheric photos from the 6th Somló FolkFest. This year’s event was once again held in the Somló Wine Region, in the courtyard of the Csatári Winery in Somló, where visitors could also sample the wines of “the guy with glasses.” During the evening, Sándor Csoóri Jr. and Soma Nóvé took the stage, along with the Berka Ensemble. Thank you to all visitors and contributors for being with us. We hope to see you again next year!

During our explorations of Somló, we recently met “the guy with the glasses” and discovered his excellent wines. We think Ádám’s youthful energy is a perfect fit for Somló, and we thoroughly enjoyed his wines, which is why we invited him to the 6th Somló FolkFest. On Friday, August 15, starting at 7:00 p.m., you can taste and purchase his wines, and between the two musical performances, he’ll also say a few words to introduce his winery. Further information: the guy with glasses aszemuvegessrac.hu

Calgary - Nóvé Soma és Ifj. Csoóri Sándor Nóvé SomaIfj. Csoóri SándorDirected by Géza VadasSound: Máté GálSecondary cameraman: Ábel ÜrögdiSpecial thanks to kamerabérlés.com

For more information: somlo.folkfest.hu

6th Somló FolkFest In 2025, the FolkFest Cultural Association will host the Somló FolkFest folk music micro-festival on Somló Hill for the sixth time. On Friday, August 15, visitors are invited to enjoy a concert and a dance party in the courtyard of the Csatári Winery, overlooking the basalt organ rocks. Program: 8:00 PM - Concert by Nóvé Soma and Sándor Csoóri Jr. https://youtu.be/Btv3PE3t4uc?si=esDsRQBfCauGS0-o 9:00 PM - Berka dance party Admission is free, and everyone is warmly welcome! This year, our association is organizing the Somló FolkFest entirely on our own, without external funding. Please, if you can, contribute to the event’s costs and the association’s operations! donably.com/folkfest-hungary patreon.com/folkfest Bank account number: 16200151-18547890-00000000

The Polish Fundacja Lateral Thinking and the FolkFest Cultural Association launched an EU project at the beginning of the year. The main goal of the project is to use arts-based education to improve the language and digital skills of older adults and to build connections among participants. The project is being implemented in line with the goals and priorities of Erasmus+ for adult education, particularly in the areas of inclusion, digital transformation, and the promotion of high-quality, learner-centered, non-formal adult education. The project is being implemented with the support of the European Union. You can find more information about the project on our updated website:

Új Gereben feat. Borbély Mihály & Lukács Miklós Az oszakai világkiállításon nagy sikert aratott produkció 2025 decemberében újra életre kelt a Márai Kult színpadán, hogy elhozza a népzene, a jazz és az imp...

A meeting of contemporary Polish visual art and progressive Hungarian folk music at the Editorial Office. The Folkfest Cultural Association’s first visual arts project, an exhibition by Maksym Ostrowski, was made possible with the support of the local government of District II (Budapest) and the National Cultural Fund. Helga Helka Debreczeni-Kis, Zoltán “Batyu” Farkas, and Gergely Pázmándi performed at the opening. We would like to take this opportunity to express our gratitude to our sponsors, contributors, and visitors. A video of the exhibition opening is available on our YouTube channel:

Maksym Ostrowski’s exhibition opened on October 22 at the Editorial Office. At the event, the artist was joined by Rudolf Anica, editor-in-chief of Új Művészet magazine, and Krisztián Bakó, president of the FolkFest Cultural Association, who presented the exhibition’s concept and works. The opening was made memorable by the music of Helga Helka Debreczeni-Kis, Zoltán Batyu Farkas, and Gergely Pázmándi. The exhibition is open to the public until November 19 at the exhibition space located at 11/a Keleti Károly Street. All interested visitors are warmly welcome. The exhibition is organized by the FolkFest Cultural Association, with the support of the 2nd District Municipality and the National Cultural Fund.

Budapest–Warsaw Urban ART Symposium Budapest–Warsaw Urban ART Symposium Exhibition by Maksym Ostrowski Opening: Wednesday, October 22, 2025, at 7:00 PM Featuring: Helka (Helga Debreczeni-Kis), Zoltán Batyu Farkas, Gergely Pázmándi Venue: Editorial Office 1024 Budapest, Keleti Károly u. 11/A. ///// Budapest – Warsaw Urban ART Symposium Exhibition of Maksym Ostrowski Opening: October 22, 2025, 7:00 p.m. Musicians: Helka (Helga Debreczeni-Kis), Zoltán Batyu Farkas, Gergely Pázmándi Venue: Editorial Office 1024 Budapest, Keleti Károly St. 11/A. ///// The Polish partner of Budapest’s 2nd District is Warsaw’s smallest district, Żoliborz. The foundation of any successful cooperation lies in maintaining continuous cultural ties between the communities, to which the young Polish visual artist Maksym Ostrowski contributes on this occasion. Maksym’s creative interests are characterized by the depiction of urban buildings, a kind of schematization and reimagining of them, their contemporary visual representation, and their reduction to a few colors. His current creative work is inspired by a comparison of the architectural heritage of Warsaw and Budapest. During the urban ART symposium, the Polish artist depicts buildings constructed over the past 200 years—both in Buda and in Żoliborz—through his unique perspective. The buildings may be from the last century, contemporary (post)modern, structures characteristic of the city’s image or industrial buildings, or tourist attractions that define the cityscape (e.g., bridges, overpasses, churches, train stations). The exhibition, opening on October 22 at the Editorial Office, will be on view for one month. The exhibition is organized by the FolkFest Cultural Association, with the support of the 2nd District Municipality and the National Cultural Fund. We warmly welcome all interested visitors! ///// The Polish partner of Budapest’s 2nd District is Żoliborz, the smallest district of Warsaw. A strong partnership is built on maintaining continuous cultural exchange between the municipalities — which, on this occasion, is being supported by young Polish visual artist Maksym Ostrowski. Maksym’s artistic focus revolves around the depiction, schematization, reinterpretation, and contemporary visualization of urban architecture, often reduced to just a few colors. His current creative work is inspired by the comparison of the architectural heritage of Warsaw and Budapest. During the Urban ART Symposium, the Polish artist will portray buildings—both from Buda and Żoliborz—constructed over the past 200 years, through his unique artistic perspective. These buildings may include structures from the last century, contemporary (post)modern ones, characteristic cityscapes or industrial architecture, or major urban landmarks such as bridges, overpasses, churches, or railway stations. The exhibition opens on October 22 at Szerkesztőség and will be on view for one month. The exhibition is organized by the FolkFest Cultural Association, with the support of the Municipality of Budapest’s 2nd District and the National Cultural Fund of Hungary. All visitors and art enthusiasts are welcome.

Here are the most atmospheric photos from the 6th Somló FolkFest. This year’s event was once again held in the Somló Wine Region, in the courtyard of the Csatári Winery in Somló, where visitors could also sample the wines of “the guy with glasses.” During the evening, Sándor Csoóri Jr. and Soma Nóvé took the stage, along with the Berka Ensemble. Thank you to all visitors and contributors for being with us. We hope to see you again next year!

During our explorations of Somló, we recently met “the guy with the glasses” and discovered his excellent wines. We think Ádám’s youthful energy is a perfect fit for Somló, and we thoroughly enjoyed his wines, which is why we invited him to the 6th Somló FolkFest. On Friday, August 15, starting at 7:00 p.m., you can taste and purchase his wines, and between the two musical performances, he’ll also say a few words to introduce his winery. Further information: the guy with glasses aszemuvegessrac.hu

Calgary - Nóvé Soma és Ifj. Csoóri Sándor Nóvé SomaIfj. Csoóri SándorDirected by Géza VadasSound: Máté GálSecondary cameraman: Ábel ÜrögdiSpecial thanks to kamerabérlés.com

For more information: somlo.folkfest.hu

6th Somló FolkFest In 2025, the FolkFest Cultural Association will host the Somló FolkFest folk music micro-festival on Somló Hill for the sixth time. On Friday, August 15, visitors are invited to enjoy a concert and a dance party in the courtyard of the Csatári Winery, overlooking the basalt organ rocks. Program: 8:00 PM - Concert by Nóvé Soma and Sándor Csoóri Jr. https://youtu.be/Btv3PE3t4uc?si=esDsRQBfCauGS0-o 9:00 PM - Berka dance party Admission is free, and everyone is warmly welcome! This year, our association is organizing the Somló FolkFest entirely on our own, without external funding. Please, if you can, contribute to the event’s costs and the association’s operations! donably.com/folkfest-hungary patreon.com/folkfest Bank account number: 16200151-18547890-00000000

The Polish Fundacja Lateral Thinking and the FolkFest Cultural Association launched an EU project at the beginning of the year. The main goal of the project is to use arts-based education to improve the language and digital skills of older adults and to build connections among participants. The project is being implemented in line with the goals and priorities of Erasmus+ for adult education, particularly in the areas of inclusion, digital transformation, and the promotion of high-quality, learner-centered, non-formal adult education. The project is being implemented with the support of the European Union. You can find more information about the project on our updated website:

Új Gereben feat. Borbély Mihály & Lukács Miklós Az oszakai világkiállításon nagy sikert aratott produkció 2025 decemberében újra életre kelt a Márai Kult színpadán, hogy elhozza a népzene, a jazz és az imp...

A meeting of contemporary Polish visual art and progressive Hungarian folk music at the Editorial Office. The Folkfest Cultural Association’s first visual arts project, an exhibition by Maksym Ostrowski, was made possible with the support of the local government of District II (Budapest) and the National Cultural Fund. Helga Helka Debreczeni-Kis, Zoltán “Batyu” Farkas, and Gergely Pázmándi performed at the opening. We would like to take this opportunity to express our gratitude to our sponsors, contributors, and visitors. A video of the exhibition opening is available on our YouTube channel:

Maksym Ostrowski’s exhibition opened on October 22 at the Editorial Office. At the event, the artist was joined by Rudolf Anica, editor-in-chief of Új Művészet magazine, and Krisztián Bakó, president of the FolkFest Cultural Association, who presented the exhibition’s concept and works. The opening was made memorable by the music of Helga Helka Debreczeni-Kis, Zoltán Batyu Farkas, and Gergely Pázmándi. The exhibition is open to the public until November 19 at the exhibition space located at 11/a Keleti Károly Street. All interested visitors are warmly welcome. The exhibition is organized by the FolkFest Cultural Association, with the support of the 2nd District Municipality and the National Cultural Fund.

Budapest–Warsaw Urban ART Symposium Budapest–Warsaw Urban ART Symposium Exhibition by Maksym Ostrowski Opening: Wednesday, October 22, 2025, at 7:00 PM Featuring: Helka (Helga Debreczeni-Kis), Zoltán Batyu Farkas, Gergely Pázmándi Venue: Editorial Office 1024 Budapest, Keleti Károly u. 11/A. ///// Budapest – Warsaw Urban ART Symposium Exhibition of Maksym Ostrowski Opening: October 22, 2025, 7:00 p.m. Musicians: Helka (Helga Debreczeni-Kis), Zoltán Batyu Farkas, Gergely Pázmándi Venue: Editorial Office 1024 Budapest, Keleti Károly St. 11/A. ///// The Polish partner of Budapest’s 2nd District is Warsaw’s smallest district, Żoliborz. The foundation of any successful cooperation lies in maintaining continuous cultural ties between the communities, to which the young Polish visual artist Maksym Ostrowski contributes on this occasion. Maksym’s creative interests are characterized by the depiction of urban buildings, a kind of schematization and reimagining of them, their contemporary visual representation, and their reduction to a few colors. His current creative work is inspired by a comparison of the architectural heritage of Warsaw and Budapest. During the urban ART symposium, the Polish artist depicts buildings constructed over the past 200 years—both in Buda and in Żoliborz—through his unique perspective. The buildings may be from the last century, contemporary (post)modern, structures characteristic of the city’s image or industrial buildings, or tourist attractions that define the cityscape (e.g., bridges, overpasses, churches, train stations). The exhibition, opening on October 22 at the Editorial Office, will be on view for one month. The exhibition is organized by the FolkFest Cultural Association, with the support of the 2nd District Municipality and the National Cultural Fund. We warmly welcome all interested visitors! ///// The Polish partner of Budapest’s 2nd District is Żoliborz, the smallest district of Warsaw. A strong partnership is built on maintaining continuous cultural exchange between the municipalities — which, on this occasion, is being supported by young Polish visual artist Maksym Ostrowski. Maksym’s artistic focus revolves around the depiction, schematization, reinterpretation, and contemporary visualization of urban architecture, often reduced to just a few colors. His current creative work is inspired by the comparison of the architectural heritage of Warsaw and Budapest. During the Urban ART Symposium, the Polish artist will portray buildings—both from Buda and Żoliborz—constructed over the past 200 years, through his unique artistic perspective. These buildings may include structures from the last century, contemporary (post)modern ones, characteristic cityscapes or industrial architecture, or major urban landmarks such as bridges, overpasses, churches, or railway stations. The exhibition opens on October 22 at Szerkesztőség and will be on view for one month. The exhibition is organized by the FolkFest Cultural Association, with the support of the Municipality of Budapest’s 2nd District and the National Cultural Fund of Hungary. All visitors and art enthusiasts are welcome.

Here are the most atmospheric photos from the 6th Somló FolkFest. This year’s event was once again held in the Somló Wine Region, in the courtyard of the Csatári Winery in Somló, where visitors could also sample the wines of “the guy with glasses.” During the evening, Sándor Csoóri Jr. and Soma Nóvé took the stage, along with the Berka Ensemble. Thank you to all visitors and contributors for being with us. We hope to see you again next year!

During our explorations of Somló, we recently met “the guy with the glasses” and discovered his excellent wines. We think Ádám’s youthful energy is a perfect fit for Somló, and we thoroughly enjoyed his wines, which is why we invited him to the 6th Somló FolkFest. On Friday, August 15, starting at 7:00 p.m., you can taste and purchase his wines, and between the two musical performances, he’ll also say a few words to introduce his winery. Further information: the guy with glasses aszemuvegessrac.hu

Calgary - Nóvé Soma és Ifj. Csoóri Sándor Nóvé SomaIfj. Csoóri SándorDirected by Géza VadasSound: Máté GálSecondary cameraman: Ábel ÜrögdiSpecial thanks to kamerabérlés.com

For more information: somlo.folkfest.hu

6th Somló FolkFest In 2025, the FolkFest Cultural Association will host the Somló FolkFest folk music micro-festival on Somló Hill for the sixth time. On Friday, August 15, visitors are invited to enjoy a concert and a dance party in the courtyard of the Csatári Winery, overlooking the basalt organ rocks. Program: 8:00 PM - Concert by Nóvé Soma and Sándor Csoóri Jr. https://youtu.be/Btv3PE3t4uc?si=esDsRQBfCauGS0-o 9:00 PM - Berka dance party Admission is free, and everyone is warmly welcome! This year, our association is organizing the Somló FolkFest entirely on our own, without external funding. Please, if you can, contribute to the event’s costs and the association’s operations! donably.com/folkfest-hungary patreon.com/folkfest Bank account number: 16200151-18547890-00000000