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Hungarian Ambassador Visits New Orleans
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May 7 (Sunday), 2006 from 12:00 P.M.
Hungarian Picnic , Lafraniere Park, Shelter 6
HUNGARIAN PICNIC Sunday at noon in Lafraniere Park Shelter 6 music by Tony Green Jazz guitarist and his band May 7, 2006
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May 1, 2005 from 11:00 A.M.
2005 Hungarian Picnic Lafreniere Park, Shelter 8, Metairie, LA
The Debrecen Dixieland Jazz Band of 8 musicians will perform at the picnic in Metairie starting at 12 noon. They will also perform at the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival, Friday, April 29, 2005. www.nojazzfest.com
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April 8, 2006 from 5:00 P.M.
Spring Celebration, Hwy 43 South, Springfield, LA
The Hungarian Settlement Historical Society (HSHS) will hold its annual fundraising event, Spring Celebration, Saturday April 8 , 2006 at 5 P. M. at the American Legion Hall Hwy 43 South in Springfield Louisiana. Their website now is ready and working: www.hungarianmuseum.com
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October 1, 2004 - 7:00PM
Életfa - Hungarian Folk Band
Maple Leaf Bar, 8316 Oak St. New Orleans
Admission: $5.00
Életfa is the leading Hungarian folk music band in North America, specializing in the village music of Hungary and Transylvania.
Info.: 985-855-0652
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October 2, 2004 - 5:30PM
Hungarian Harvest Dance
Albany, LA
Info.: www.magyars.org
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October 2, 2004 - 7:00PM
Katalin Gergo Art Exhibit
Academy Gallery, 5256 Magazine St. New Orleans
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Monday, October 4, 2004 - 7:00PM
Istvan Deak, Columbia University
"Herzl and Anti-Semitism in Central Europe"
306 Jones Hall, Tulane University, New Orleans, LA
Theodor Herzl:
A Symposium Commemorating the 100th Anniversary of His Death
Istvan Deak is the Seth Low Professor Emeritus at Columbia University, where he also headed the Institute on East Central Europe for many years. Born in Hungary, he worked as a journalist and librarian in France and Germany. He was educated at the Sorbonne and Columbia University. He is author of many books, among them the award-winning The Lawful Revolution: Louis Kossuth and the Hungarians, 1848-1849 (1979), and Beyond Nationalism: A Social and Political History of the Habsburg Officer Corps, 1848-1918 (1990), both of which were translated into German and Hungarian. He has also published Essays on Hitler's Europe (2001) and is co-editor of The Politics of Retribution in Europe: World War II and its Aftermath (2000).
Info.: Hungarians of Louisiana, Tel: (504) 286-1487, www.hungarla.com
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November 17, 2004 - 11:30AM - 2:00PM
Hungarian Investment and Trade Seminar
H. E. Andras Simonyi, Ambassador of the Republic of Hungary,
Washington, D.C.; Barnabas Nemeth, Trade Commissioner, Hungarian Trade Commission, New York; Robert C. Knuepfer, Jr. Esq., Baker & McKenzie, LLP. Budapest
World Trade Center of New Orleans, Plimsoll Club, 2 Canal St., New Orleans Info.: 504 529-1601/222
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December 18, 2004 - 3:00PM
Annual Hungarla Christmas Party
Nurses' Registry 990 N. Corporate Dr. #302 Harahan, LA
Info: Hungarians of Louisiana, Tel: (504) 286-1487, www.hungarla.com
Directions: From I-10 take Clearview Pkwy. South towards the Huey P. Long Bridge, go underneath Earhart Expressway past Elmwood Shopping Center stay in right lane. The fourth red light after Airline Hwy. is Mounes St. Make a right. On your left you will see BankOne next Hampton Inn Hotel and then Whitney National Bank. At the bank make a left unto North Corporate Drive. The building is to your right with parking in the front. Watch for the red-white-green laminated signs. Take the elevator to the 3rd floor to Nurses' Registry.
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Saturday,
September 11, 2004 3:00PM
Nurses' Registry
990 N. Corporate Dr. Suite 302, Harahan, LA
Book signing and discussion
by
Paul A. Fabry
Detours, The Art of Uncommon Travel
Photographs by Elizabeth Fabry
The
book Detours is a collection
of essays, many of which have been previously featured
in the Times-Picayune. Dr. Fabry's lively style and wit
make his book a delightful read. It lends itself to skipping
and tasting the chapters like one samples appetizers.
Here one is treated to Hungarian wines, Transylvanian
cities and grand Budapest Cafes. Dr. Fabry gives only
a small sampling of the over 100 countries that he has
visited. Betsy Fabry's full page photographs add a visual dimension
to the essays.
Dr. Fabry was born in Budapest in 1919. After earning a law degree he became
an officer in the Hungarian army and served in WW II where he worked as a war
correspondent. Using the nom de guerre, Gombos, he saved the lives of many
Jews in Budapest during the Holocaust. After the war he became the Chief of
Cabinet in the new democratic government, followed by a diplomatic career in
Turkey. He came to the US in 1949 to work for Radio Free Europe. In 1962 he
became the director of the New Orleans World Trade Center. He and his wife
Betsy live in New Orleans.
Saturday, September 11, 2004 3:00PM
Nurses' Registry
990 N. Corporate Dr. Suite 302, Harahan, LA
Hungarians of Louisiana will hold its fall meeting in conjunction with the
book signing. Autographed copies will be available for purchase. Beverages
and snacks will be provided.
Info: Hungarians of Louisiana, Tel: (504) 286-1487, www.hungarla.com
Directions: From
I-10 take Clearview Pkwy. South towards the Huey P. Long Bridge, go underneath
Earhart Expressway past Elmwood Shopping Center stay in right lane. The
fourth red light after Airline Hwy. is Mounes St. Make a right. On your
left you will see BankOne next Hampton Inn Hotel and then Whitney National
Bank. At the bank make a left unto North Corporate Drive. The building
is to your right with parking in the front. Watch for the red-white-green
laminated signs. Take the elevator to the 3rd floor to Nurses' Registry.
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March
27, 2004 3.00 PM (NEW
LOCATION!)
HUNGARLA SPRING MEETING
Lecture by Prof. Pál
Pilisi
Université du Québec à Chicoutimi
Topic: Hungary's accession
to the European Union (in Hungarian)
COLONIAL GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB, ROSE ROOM,
42 Colonial Club Drive Harahan , LA 70123, Tel: 504-737-2844
Info: Stephen or Julianna Gergatz @ 504-286-1487
bikajuli@cox.net
Directions: I-10
to Clearview Pkwy. South
towards Huey P. Long
Bridge. Take Right to
Jefferson Hwy. after
a sharp S turn look for
St. Rita's Church on
the Left, then turn Left
at the first red light
to Colonial Club Drive. |
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May
2, 2004 from 11:00 AM
2004 Hungarian Picnic
Lafreniere Park, Shelter 8 Metairie, LA
Nov.
16, 2003 3:00PM
Poetry Reading
Contemporary Hungarian Poetry in Translation by Gabor Gyukics
Maple Leaf Bar, 8316 Oak St. New Orleans
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Nov. 17, 2003 7:30PM
Poetry
Reading
Contemporary Hungarian Poetry in Translation by Gabor Gyukics
Loyola
University, Danna Center, Octavia II
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Dec.
13, 2003 3:00PM
Annual
Hungarla Christmas Party
Nurses' Registry, 990 N. Corporate Dr. #302, Harahan
Video film: Transylvanian Tanchaz from Valaszut and Jobbagytelke by Balarama
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Experience
the driving, ear catching melodies
of Hungary and Transylvania
You are invited to attend a performance of the Hungarian Folk Band,
called ELEFTA at O'Flaherty's Irish Pub 508 Toulouse St. in the French Quarter
on Friday October 3, 2003
from 6 to 8 PM.
admission $5
Elefta is the leading Hungarian folk music band in North America
specializing in the village music of Hungary and Transylvania.
They will be joined the violin virtuoso, Denes Hruz of "Duvo"
, a living legend of Hungarian village music.
There will also be a fiddle workshop there from 5 to 5:30 PM
Admission for this is $10. (this will include the 6 to 8 session also)
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The Academy Gallery presents the 2003 Faculty Exhibition
at the New Orleans Academy of Fine Arts
5256 Magazine Street.
Opening
reception is Saturday, September 6, 2003
6 until 8 p.m.
There
are 22 art and photography instructors showing their
works.
(Kathy
Gergo is represented with three new oil paintings).
Everyone
is cordially invited!
The
exhibit runs from September 6 - 27.
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Dear
Friends and Members of HUNGARLA!
We will have our first fall meeting
on Saturday, September 20th at 3 P. M.
Program:
Victoria Mocsary
Asst. Professor at Southeastern Univ, Hammond
and board member of the
Hungarian Settlement Historical Society (HSHS)
will gave a speech about the
Hungarian School Museum project and the history of Arpadhon.
Victoria
and her niece Suzie Green will perform Hungarian songs.
Food
and beverages are provided.
Address:
Nurses' Registry,
990 N. Corporate Dr. Suite 302, Harahan, LA
Directions: From I-10 take Clearview Pkwy. South
towards the Huey P.
Long Bridge, go underneath
Earhart Expressway past Elmwood Shopping
Center stay in right lane. The fourth red light after Airline
Hwy. is Mounes
St. Make a right. On your left you will see BankOne next
Hampton Inn
Hotel and then Whitney National Bank. At the bank make a
left unto North
Corporate Drive. The building is to your right with parking
in the
front. Watch for the red-white-green laminated signs. Take
the elevator to
the 3rd floor to Nurses’ Registry.
Info:
Julianna Bika
504-286-1487
or
504-352-3124 mobil
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August
16, 2003, beginning at 5:00 P.M.
at the American Legion Post 258 Home
in Springfield , Louisiana.
The Hungarian Settlement Historical Society cordially invites
you and
your guests to a gathering for the first living Hungarian
Museum in the
State of Louisiana.
The program will commence
at 6:00 P.M.
Restoration
of the museum building is underway and the Hungarian
Settlement Historical Society would like to introduce future
plans to the
public. A fun filled evening is planned with ethnic foods,
entertainment,
displays of community heritage and fellowship. The first
Hungarian
Museum Poster will be featured by artist Irene DeMars.
Your
presence at our event would be deeply appreciated by the
members
of the
Hungarian Settlement Historical Society.
Info:
LOUCBART@I-55.com
Tel: 225-567-3178
P.O.Box
1909
Albany, LA 70711
Admission
FREE
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August 17 - Agust 24, 2003
The New Orleans Jewish Film Festival
Contemporary Art Center
900 Camp Street,
New Orleans
Presented by Jewish Community Center
and Shir Chadash Conservative Congregation
With support from the Contemporary Art’s Center’s
Performance Support
Program
"One
Day Crossing" - Hungarian film
USA/Hungary
, 1999, Hungarian, 25 minutes
Director: Joan Stein
Academy
award Nominee –Best Live Action Short. A young Jewish
mother
poses as a Christian to protect her son from the Arrow Cross,
The
Hungarian fascists. An intense black and white short about
the struggle to
maintain identity and extend compassion in times of oppression
and horror.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 21 7.P.M:
For
more information
www.nojcc.com
Tickets can be purchased at
www.cacno.org
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May
4, from 10 AM, 2003
Hungarian Picnic
Lafreniere Park, Shelter 5
Metairie, LA
Agnes Szabo from Szabadka, Vojvodina, will recite
and sing
Hungarian poems and songs, 1.00 PM
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April
25, Fri, 7:00 PM, 2003
Kálmán Balogh & The Gypsy Cimbalom Band
from Hungary,
Albany
[Árpádhon], LA
