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The Government of Hungary received the first “SaveUs Award” for the exemplary leadership in helping persecuted Christians
On September 13-14, Assistant Secretary Tristan Azbej, Head of the State Secretariat for the Aid of Persecuted Christians and Humanitarian Assistance of the Prime Minister’s Office met with leading officials from the United States International Development Agency (USAID) in Washington, D.C., held talks with State Department officials and representatives of religious and other non-governmental organizations, in addition to presenting the Hungary Helps Program at the International Religious Freedom Roundtable discussion.
Read MoreHurricane Florence intensifies to a Category 4 Storm, Aiming At U.S. Southeast Coast
Hurricane Florence is expected to make landfall on the evening of Thursday, September 13 on the coastal areas of the Carolinas.
Read MoreThe Singing Soul of Franz Liszt – Concert at the Embassy of Hungary
“The Singing Soul of Franz Liszt” was the motto of a mesmerizing musical performance hosted by the Embassy of Hungary in Washington DC on Tuesday, September 4, 2018.
Read MoreA Night in Budapest - Üsztürü Hungarian Folk Band Concert with Classical Musicians
The American Hungarian Heritage House cordially invites you for an extraordinary concert where Hungarian authentic folk music meets classical music! Üsztürü Hungarian folk virtuoso band is in concert with classical musicians Daniel Szász violinist from Alabama Symphony Orchestra and Jenő Lisztes cimbalom virtuoso from Budapest.
Read MoreCommemoration of St. Stephen of Hungary and the Foundation of the Hungarian State
An ocean away from the homeland on the 20th of August 2018, we celebrated the foundation of the Hungarian state, along with Saint Stephen, who led our country to Christianity, with an unconventional series of events.
Read MoreLearn Hungarian with the Kossuth Foundation
The Hungarian Language Program of the Kossuth Foundation offers language classes at all levels (new beginner, beginner, intermediate, advanced) for those who are eager to speak and understand Hungarian and get to know more about the Hungarian history and culture.
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