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Hungarian summer and autumn cultural festivals

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Hungarian towns continued a nationwide low-cost summer cultural programme through August 2026, featuring events such as the Malomvölgy Festival, the Bőköz Festival, and the 60th anniversary of the Debrecen Flower Carnival. National holiday celebrations in late August included a 4 billion HUF government program in Budapest. Regional programming transitioned into September with community-focused events. In Katonatelep, the Szüreti Nap festival ~~is scheduled for September 5, featuring the 11th annual~~ featured a cauldron cooking ~~competition, cake-baking contests, a horse-drawn carriage parade,~~ competition and saber fencing demonstrations. ~~In Kápolnásnyék,~~ Kápolnásnyék hosted the Mihály-napi Vigasságok and Falunapot ~~will take place~~ on September 18–19 at Vörösmarty Park, offering concerts by artists including Caramel and Bunyós Pityu, alongside traditional folk games and a cooking competition. September also brings several wine-centric and performing arts events. 18–19. Budapest ~~will host~~ hosted the 35th Budapest Wine ~~Festival at Buda Castle, focusing on American continental wine regions, alongside~~ Festival, the 10th anniversary of the Downtown Beer Festival and the Budafok Sparkling Wine and Wine Festival. Harvest celebrations are set for Eger’s Szépasszony-völgy on September 12, while the Csallóköz Wine Street in Dunajská Streda will showcase wineries from Hungary, Slovakia, and Spain. Additionally, the Hargita Székely Folk Dance Theater will begin a Carpathian Basin tour with the production ‘Szomszédolás’, visiting locations such as Tokaj and Szerencs. In Celldömölk, programming includes film screenings Festival, and the ~~opening of the Soltis Lajos Theatre season. A~~ new multidisciplinary ~~arts event, the~~ Fecskehajtó Festival, ~~is scheduled for September 25–26 in Budapest. Organized by Hagyományok Háza, the festival celebrates~~ which celebrated the 25th anniversary of Hagyományok Háza. Late September programming includes the ~~institution and~~ XVII. Honvédfesztivál in Pákozd from September 26–29, commemorating the ~~75th anniversary~~ 1848 Battle of ~~the Magyar Állami Népi Együttes. Centered around the Budai Vigadó,~~ Pákozd through historical reenactments, cavalry demonstrations, and wreath-laying ceremonies. In Budakalás, the ~~program aims to blend tradition with~~ Autumn Arts Festival is scheduled for September 26, featuring contemporary ~~culture through music,~~ dance, ~~lectures,~~ circus performances, and ~~exhibitions, including~~ photography workshops. Additionally, artist Luca Korodi will present the ~~‘Naplegenda’ dance production. In Pécs,~~ painting series ‘In the ~~city~~ Dust Spheres’ at the Textilgyár in Budapest from September 10 to September 29. Looking ahead to October, Balatonalmádi will host ~~two major festivals this month.~~ the second Oktobeer Fesztivál from October 1–3, featuring Bavarian-themed food and live music at the Pannónia Művelődési Központ.

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