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Gyereket a magasba! community events
Overview
The “Gyereket a magasba!” (Lift the Children High!) initiative, organized by the Három Királyfi, Három Királylány Mozgalom (Three Kings Foundation), held its ninth community event on September 26.
The program involved synchronized symbolic gestures across various locations in Hungary and Slovakia to emphasize the value of children and family life. In Hungary, the event took place in several settlements, including Békéscsaba, where the Egyensúly AE Association hosted a family morning featuring crafts and performances. The initiative received support from the Ministry of Social Affairs and Family, highlighting the importance of conscious childbearing and family foundations.
In Slovakia, the movement expanded to six locations: Dunajská Streda, Apácaszakállas, Bős, Nagykeszi, Komárom, and Rimaszombat. The Alliance for Common Goals (SZAKC) joined the initiative to promote community cohesion and encourage young people to start families, noting that economic factors frequently influence regional demographic trends.
Entities
Chery · Három Királyfi, Három Királylány Mozgalom · Dunajská Streda · Alliance for Common Goals · Nissan
Timeline
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[CULTURE] 2 sourcesGyereket a magasba! community event held in Hungary and Slovakia
The ‘Gyereket a magasba!’ initiative brought families in Hungary and Slovakia together on September 26 to celebrate children and promote family values through symbolic community events.
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[CULTURE] 2 sourcesGyereket a magasba! community event scheduled for September 26
The “Gyereket a magasba!” initiative will see families in Hungary and Slovakia participate in a synchronized symbolic event on September 26 to celebrate the value of children and family life.
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[CULTURE] 4 sourcesBudapest to host Grandevú Family Day 2026
The Grandevú Family Day 2026 will be held on September 6 at Budapest's Városháza Park, featuring car exhibitions, children's activities, and live musical performances.
Sources
444.hu · behir.hu · blikk.hu · dunaszerdahelyi.sk · g7.hu · kiskegyed.hu · mizumiskolc.hu · parameter.sk
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