Upcoming Events

A market breakfast featuring food from Hungarian, Greek, Romanian, Roma, and Vietnamese communities. Ingredients used in the dishes can also be purchased, and the programme includes a stamp-collection activity.

Queues may form at tasting points during the three-hour session; English explanations of ingredients and allergens are not guaranteed.

Note: The official website is only available in Hungarian.

An independent makers’ market with jewellery, ceramics, prints, and other handmade goods. The market takes place in the venue’s garden and permits dogs.

Detailed product enquiries may depend on each seller’s English proficiency. The later concert and party at the venue have separate programme listings; their admission is not established by the market’s free-entry notice.

An artisan, vintage, and antique flea market located in the Jewish Quarter, featuring jewelry, decorations, and retro items from local creators.

The narrow corridors of Gozsdu Udvar frequently become highly crowded on weekends, slowing down movement. Card readers are not guaranteed at smaller stalls; carrying cash (HUF) is a practical necessity.

A traditional farmers' market held inside the Szimpla Kert ruin bar, offering local cheeses, meats, honey, and baked goods directly from producers.

The indoor space typically reaches high capacity between 10:00 and 12:00. The majority of vendors exclusively accept cash (HUF).

A joint market combining Repeat’s musicians’ wardrobe sale with RawR Market and Maker’s Market. The announcement confirms the collaboration, but a complete seller list and detailed programme are not yet published.

The confirmed arrival reference is the 13:00 gate opening.

Note: The official website is only available in Hungarian. (For this listing, that warning concerns the event description: the surrounding website navigation is available in English).

A screening series of restored classic films, rarities, and international works, featuring a large outdoor cinema setup in front of the Basilica in the evenings.

Seating at the outdoor screenings is limited and operates on a first-come, first-served basis. Layered clothing accommodates cooling autumn evening temperatures.

An outdoor beer festival featuring nearly 150 types of draft and bottled beers from domestic and international breweries, accompanied by street food stalls and music.

The event takes place in a large public park. Seating around the food and drink stalls may become limited during peak evening hours.

Note: The official website is only available in Hungarian.

70-minute classical music concerts (featuring works by Mozart, Händel, and Bach) performed by the Duna String Orchestra inside the historical neo-Gothic church of the Buda Castle.

The interior of the church can be cold during autumn evenings due to limited heating, making layered clothing a logistical requirement.

Brooklyn-based City of the Sun performs instrumental music combining indie rock, Latin folk, blues and world music. The band’s latest album, Under the Moon, was produced by Phil Ek.

This performance uses Dürer Kert’s Small Hall. The venue’s south Buda location requires a separate journey from central Pest, and movement near the stage may become restricted as attendance increases.

Peter Makto and Matias Velazco provide the DJ programme for this dated edition of A38’s recurring Tuesday Madness series. The event forms part of the venue’s Sunset Raves programme.

The setting is an outdoor terrace on a moored ship. The listing does not establish a finishing time or guaranteed seating.

American band Black Stone Cherry brings its Celebrate Tour to Budapest. Its music combines southern rock, hard rock and blues, with Screamin’ at the Sky among the releases covered by the venue’s programme description.

The concert takes place in the Main Hall at Dürer Kert’s south Buda address. Entry queues and concentrated departures may extend the time needed around the performance.

A Belgian guitar, saxophone, and percussion trio working with blues, jazz, and African musical influences. The updated lineup names Nico Chkifi in place of the originally announced Chris Joris.

The venue states that table reservations are held until 20:00. An odd-numbered ticket booking may involve sharing a table with other guests.

A jazz quartet featuring piano, saxophone, double bass, and drums. The programme combines Krisztián Oláh’s compositions with collective improvisation, drawing on classical compositional techniques and contemporary jazz.

Table reservations are held until 20:00 under the venue’s published policy. Groups booking an odd number of seats may share a table.

An improvising quartet combining wind instruments, cimbalom, keyboards, and electronics. The performance forms part of BMC’s anniversary programme and is dedicated to the memory of András Kégl.

The scheduled one-hour duration means late arrival could leave substantially less listening time. Table reservations are held until 20:00, and odd-numbered bookings may involve shared seating.

An improvisational concert combined with an open-mic session, involving musicians associated with Random Trip and Seven Seconds In the Future. The format centres on spontaneous musical collaboration rather than a fixed concert repertoire.

The published session lasts two and a half hours. Accessibility as a listener does not establish English-language arrangements for taking part in the open mic.