Programs

Bélaműhely X Van Helyed Alapítvány workshop

Active place (garden of Vasút út 48.) | Friday 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM

What makes an int­ru­ment an inst­ru­ment?

Film screening + conversation

Mustó Péter Community House (Vasút út 48.) | Friday 2:45 PM - 4:15 PM

A scre­e­ning of a do­cu­men­tary about Péter Mustó, fol­lo­wed by a group dis­cus­si­on of the film.

Dance house

Active place (garden of Vasút út 48.) | Saturday 5:00 PM - 5:30 PM, Saturday 8:00 PM - 8:30 PM

A dance house led by the Roma Big Band with opening music.

Bárka Színpad

Main stage | Saturday 4:20 PM - 5:15 PM

The child­ren narrate Grand­pa's old stories with in­ter­ac­tive par­ti­ci­pa­ti­on.

What makes urban development successful?

Mustó Péter Community House (Vasút út 48.) | Friday 12:30 PM - 2:00 PM

Guests of the round­table dis­cus­si­on:

Gusztáv Nemes, Senior Re­se­arch Fellow in Ag­ri­cul­t­u­ral and Rural De­ve­lop­ment at the Hun­ga­ri­an Re­se­arch Net­work's (HUN-REN) Centre for Eco­no­mic and Re­gi­o­nal Sci­en­ces

József Hofher, SJ, Jesuit priest, co-founder of the Jesuit Roma College in Bu­da­pest

Ernő Kállai, teacher, lawyer, lec­tu­rer at the Apor Vilmos Catho­lic College, sci­en­ti­fic re­se­ar­cher at the Ins­ti­tute for Mi­no­rity Studies of the Hun­ga­ri­an Academy of Sci­en­ces, former Com­mis­si­o­ner for Na­ti­o­nal and Ethnic Mi­no­rity Rights (2007–2011)

Margit Fe­isch­midt, Re­se­arch Pro­fes­sor at the Hun­ga­ri­an Re­se­arch Net­work's (HUN-REN) Centre for Social Sci­en­ces, Head of its De­part­ment of Mi­no­rity So­ci­o­logy and An­th­ro­po­logy, Pro­fes­sor at the Uni­ver­sity of Pécs

Dance-Movement

Active place (garden of Vasút út 48.) | Saturday 12:30 PM - 2:00 PM

Let's dance!

Hungary-Switzerland football match

Mustó Péter Community House (Vasút út 48.) | Saturday 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM

Wat­ch­ing the match to­get­her!

Mozart in slippers - listen to the classics differently

Mustó Péter Community House (Vasút út 48.) | Saturday 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM

Sára Buda will join us from Tutti Can­ta­bile.

The helping aspect of culture: social sphere, cultural education and festival organisation

Active place (garden of Vasút út 48.) | Saturday 3:50 PM - 5:50 PM

round­table talk with Róbert Velkey, Milán Bartis, Ale­xandra Kékesi (Man­da­rin) and Péter Újvári

Arts & crafts- Board games - Library

Creative Corner (Vasút út 46.) | Friday 1:00 PM - 7:00 PM, Saturday 12:00 PM - 7:30 PM

Beading and felting; table; Roma Li­ter­ary Coll­ec­ti­on with read­ings!

Drama games

Mustó Péter Community House (Vasút út 48.), Friday 4:30 PM - 6:30 PM & Mustó Péter Community House (Vasút út 48.), Saturday 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM & Active place (garden of Vasút út 48.), Friday 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM

Ac­ti­vi­ti­es led by fes­ti­val vo­lun­te­ers, spe­ci­fi­cally for younger child­ren.

View of Arló trip (ongoing program)

External location | Friday 12:00 PM - 9:00 PM, Saturday 10:00 AM - 9:00 PM

ex­curs­ion

Workshop of Bársonyárok Camp

Active place (garden of Vasút út 48.) | Saturday 12:30 PM - 2:30 PM

Imagine that we have already plunged into the world of ad­vent­ures! After some warm-up and getting-to-know-you games, we each select an item from the blanket and tell an ex­ci­ting story with it. What does this item mean to our cha­rac­ter? Where and how did they acquire it? Fol­lo­wing this, we listen to a story that re­cently took place in the world of Velvet Valley, oc­cas­io­nally diving into the story our­sel­ves, ac­ti­vely shaping the plot. Af­ter­ward, in groups, we draw a map de­pic­ting the lo­ca­tions of the tale, then coll­ec­ti­vely act out some scenes. Finally, we conc­lude the session with an ex­ci­ting game of tag, giving us insight into how battles occur in this world.

House blessing

Mustó Péter Community House (Vasút út 48.) | Friday 12:00 PM - 12:30 PM

Blessing and opening of Mustó Péter Com­mu­nity House and thus Udvar Fes­ti­val

Guided meditation

Active place (garden of Vasút út 48.) | Saturday 10:00 AM - 10:30 AM

Péter Mustó was widely known in Hungary as a master of inner prayer. In his honor, we can start our Sa­tur­day morning with a joint me­di­ta­ti­on session.

Support

  • Our goal is that child­ren and locals can par­ti­ci­pate free of charge in con­certs, music, art and edu­ca­ti­o­nal ses­sions to which they have limited access due to their place of res­idence, social backg­round or eth­ni­city.
  • Since we only cover the costs of the or­ga­ni­za­ti­on with a small amount of tender and do­na­ti­on-type re­sour­ces, we ask for your support so that the fes­ti­val can be or­ga­ni­zed with the richest and most col­or­ful program pos­sible.
  • The or­ga­ni­zers do not receive an ho­no­r­ari­um.

Location and time coming soon...