Featured Events in Budapest in April 2025 (August Updated)

The exhibition presents the golden age of Hungarian poster art, which evolved at the turn of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries in the spirit of Art Nouveau. The displayed material includes some 120 posters by famous painters such as József Rippl-Rónai, János Vaszary, and Károly Ferenczy, as well as artists specialised in posters, such as Géza Faragó, Mihály Biró, Ferenc Helbing and Márton Tuszkay. The development of poster art and its beginnings in Hungary are shown in an international context and include works by the greatest of the genre: Alphonse Mucha, Gustav Klimt, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, Koloman Moser and others. In addition to masterpieces of the Art Nouveau poster and advertising graphics, the exhibition, organised as part of the Bartók Spring Art Weeks, also evokes the Art Nouveau design of the period through books, magazines, applied art objects, ceramics and furniture.

Shine! - time for jewelery, the upcoming exhibition of the Hungarian National Museum (Hungarian National Museum Public Collections Center – HNMPCC) opens on October 18, 2024. By its transperiodic character curators aim to highlight more profound interpretations lurking behind aesthetic values ​​of the articles. Anyone can connect easily with the essence of jewels there, so don't miss out our brand-new spectacular exhibition!

The exhibition Habitat seeks to provide an overview of visual approaches and attitudes to nature in art from the second half of the nineteenth century up to now, through paintings, graphic art and photo series, sculptures, photo documentations and videos. By placing the issues of the ecological crisis within a broader context, it explores how the relationship between nature and culture can be redefined, considering the complex relations between approaches taken to nature and the landscape in previous centuries, contemporary ecological thinking, and the interplay between nature and urban culture.

The Hungarotherm Exhibition in Budapest, Hungary, is a significant event focused on the construction and renovation industry. Taking place at the prestigious Hungexpo venue from April 9 to April 13, 2025, this exhibition will showcase the latest advancements in the construction of new homes and the renovation of public buildings. Moreover, the subsidized renovation of private flats will contribute to the expansion of this sector, making it an important gathering for professionals and individuals interested in the future of the industry. With a serious and official tone, the Hungarotherm Exhibition will provide a platform for experts to exchange knowledge, present innovative solutions, and discuss the challenges and opportunities within the construction and renovation field. This event will attract visitors from various backgrounds, including architects, engineers, contractors, developers, and government representatives. Through informative presentations, demonstrations, and networking opportunities, attendees will gain valuable insights into the latest trends, technologies, and best practices shaping the industry. Hungarotherm 2025 is set to be a premier event for anyone involved or interested in the construction and renovation sector. From exploring sustainable building materials to discovering energy-efficient solutions, this exhibition promises to offer a comprehensive overview of the advancements driving the industry forward. Mark your calendars and join industry leaders and professionals at the Hungarotherm Exhibition in Budapest to stay ahead of the curve and be part of the future of construction and renovation.

The thematic chamber exhibition Artists and Models explores the studio as both a space for creative activity and a site of artistic self-representation. In the late eighteenth century, alongside the acceptance of the divine origins of art, the Romantic era increasingly emphasised the human aspects of the creative genius. During the nineteenth century, there was a significant rise in interest in the personal lives and circumstances of artists. Studio scenes provided an accurate portrayal of the identity, personality, tastes and social status of artists. The studio was not only a creative milieu, a classroom filled with students and a workshop for executing monumental commissions but perhaps even an enigmatic or mundane venue for amorous rendezvous, receptions and masquerades.

HOMEDesign focuses on interior design, with quality and design products, and the creative output of the domestic design trade, ideas, demonstrations and consulting and etc. The exhibitors that are going to joint the event will be exhibiting some of the latest and wide ranges and products such as: services related to exhibition’s participation from energy supply through cleaning or chair renting to placement request. Information Source: expotobi

International Building Trade Exhibition is the top domestic construction industry event and the leading homemaking exhibition bunch in the Central-Eastern European region. Will return and offering yet another chance for the construction industry, building engineering and interior design industry to introduce themselves and present their novelties. It offers a superb opportunity for exhibitors to present their novelties, coupled with focused discussions with experts and the chance to directly measure end-user demands. Information Source: expotobi

Hungarotherm Exhibition will feature the construction of new homes and the construction and renovation of public buildings, the subsidized renovation of private flats will also contribute to the expansion of the sector etc. Profile for exhibit includes Building automation, cabling systems, Heating and domestic hot water, Air-conditioning & air treatment, quality of energy, power supply, lighting management, Renewable energies, Facilities management operation and maintenance, Energy suppliers and distributors, Refrigeration, building management systems, measurement-monitoring, Voice-Data-Image Networks, Safety, security, fire safety & access control, Ventilation. Information Source: expotobi