Hungarian House

2 reviews

+1 (212) 249-9360

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213 E 82nd St

New York, NY 10028

+1 (212) 249-9360

http://magyarhaz.org

Hungarian House is a cultural center in New York City that offers a variety of events and programs centered around Hungarian heritage and arts.

With a focus on promoting Hungarian culture, the venue hosts performances, exhibitions, and workshops for the community to enjoy and learn from.

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Arlyne B.

5/21/2006

For those interested in International folk music and dancing, the Hungarian House has dances and concerts every Friday evening: info@nycfolkdance.org; http://www.nycfolkdance.org. They also...

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