Martin Media Library

Phone: +36 1 225-6058,

e-mail: fdk@hagyomanyokhaza.hu

Applied Folk Arts Department

dr. Ildikó Sándor - Head of Department  

(+36 1) 225 6084

Fruzsina Dóra - Vice Head of Deartment

(+36 1) 225 6019

Péter Montvai - Secretary

Mónika Meskál - Secretary

(+36 1) 225 6065

1. Folk handicrafts instructors course
2. "Playing and dancing at school"
3. "Regions and dances"
4. "Dance heritage of the Carpathian Basin"
5. Hungarian folksongs for teachers: authentic folk singing and its methodology
6. Hungarian folk narratives: a traditional storytelling course
7. Children's folkdance and handicraft workshop's animator (a 60-class accredited course for public education specialists)

Every Friday afternoon the Hungarian Heritage House opens its gates for children and their parents who would like to play, to dance, to sing, to do handicrafts and wish to get acquainted with the Hungarian folk traditions. Every week you can dance and enjoy the music of different instruments (bagpipe, hurdy-gurdy, flute, violin, viola, double bass, kobza, hit gardon).

Dance House for the Little Ones takes place every Friday from 17:00 till 18:30 in the Community Hall of the Hungarian Heritage House.

Entrance fee: 500 HUF (for everybody over 2 years)

At the Hungarian Heritage House, everyone - from the youngest children to school-age students - can find a program that suits them, all specifically designed for kindergarten and school groups.

Children have always been active participants of traditional rural occasions in the Carpathian Basin. They had their own little world within adult culture: they had special children's dance occasions, children's holiday traditions and children's tasks at community events. The Hungarian Heritage House wishes to carry in this tradition by launching its "Kids and Youth Programs" series.

The Handicraft Section of the Applied Folk Art Department wishes to provide a chance for getting acquainted with a wide range of traditional Hungarian folk handicrafts. There are various courses available for on both beginner and advanced levels, in traditional male and female crafts alike. Most courses are accredited by the Hungarian Ministry of Education.

Hungarian folk narratives: a traditional storytelling course

Oral folklore and its methodology

Accredited by the Hungarian Ministry of Education

This accredited course aims to provide the knowledge necessary for the authentic presentation of Hungarian folk narratives. The course material embraces the ethnographic, literary and dramatic knowledge underlying genuine folk storytelling.