Who would not know that from 25-31 July, most of the Hankook team would be taking a short break? For those of you who haven’t yet decided how you’ll be spending your summer holidays, we’ve got some program proposals for you, including some really exciting events! Take your pick!
On 28-29-30 July, popular Hungarian pop music artists will be waiting for you in a truly unique place, the Savoya-Castle Park in Ráckeve. During the three days, a total of 9 performances will be taking place on the stage, including that of Wellhello, Kowalsky meg a Vega and Ákos. In an interesting twist to the festival’s environmental efforts, the organizers are also trying to attract visitors to the event, so in addition to offering solar phone charging and recyclable equipment, they have also pledged to plant a tree for every 100 daily tickets sold. If you’re in the mood for combining the pleasant with the truly useful, then come and enjoy a day out at the Dunapart Fesz in Ráckeve!
The music festival, which will take place between 27-30 July, is celebrating its quarter-century anniversary, and this year’s event promises to be a truly grand one. The four-day festival will feature a wide range of popular national and international music from pop, rock, alternative and metal, with a program to suit all tastes. The festival’s diversity is demonstrated by the fact that the 90(!) artists include names such as Death Angel, Nightwish and Rockstars Not Dead, as well as Dead Money, Blahalouisiana, Azahriah and Dzsúdló.
The all-arts festival, which this year takes place from 22-31 July, is always a big draw. Once again, the streets and buildings of the three villages of the Balaton uplands are home to almost 2,000 programs that will enchant visitors. Classical music and jazz concerts, performances, art exhibitions and evenings in an almost family atmosphere will provide a real break from everyday life for young and old alike. Basket weaving, rhyme composing and the best of music –anyone who has been here will tell you that the Valley of Arts is a wonder in itself to behold! So come and see the magic for yourselves, head to Kapolcs!