Events

Close your week by joining a yoga class in Hopp Museum oriental garden! More ❯❯❯

Starting in May, our new programme will take you from the garden, over a cup of sencha tea, from the former arbour or tea hut of Ferenc Hopp, through the tradition of tea gardens to the authentic Japanese tea ceremony room on the first floor of the museum. More ❯❯❯

The teahouse is a real refuge from the world outside, thanks to its simplicity and its absence of base materials.There, and there alone, one can finally devote oneself to the undisturbed admiration of beauty. (Okakura Kakuzō) More ❯❯❯

Slow walks, moment to moment.
Even in one-step movement, we can transcend time and space.
A garden that becomes mysterious with our steps.
One step: contact with the Earth, the next: our hearts are embraced by sunshine and...
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Curator Dr. Rita Jeney leads a guided tour through the exhibition "INDUS 100 | Poster Exhibition in the Museum's Garden on the Centenary of the International Discovery of the Indus Civilization". More ❯❯❯

Dr Anna Katalin Aklan, curator of the India/South Asia Collection and the exhibition, will give a guided tour of the exhibition Land of Buddhas | GANDHĀRA. More ❯❯❯

We will turn the pages of old and beautiful books, immerse ourselves in what they have to say, and use drama to bring them to life and learn interesting stories about the wonders of the garden, while activating all our senses. More ❯❯❯

Close your week by joining a yoga class in Hopp Museum oriental garden! More ❯❯❯

Indian dance workshop, great atmosphere, ideal programme for summer time! More ❯❯❯

Starting in May, our new programme will take you from the garden, over a cup of sencha tea, from the former arbour or tea hut of Ferenc Hopp, through the tradition of tea gardens to the authentic Japanese tea ceremony room on the first floor of the museum. More ❯❯❯

Due to last year's great interest we are organizing an ikebana workshop again this year with award-winning ikebana artist Judit Várhelyi. Ikebana (the traditional Japanese art of flower arrangement) shares its roots with tea culture, garden design and calligraphy, and is imbued with the principles of Japanese aesthetics. More ❯❯❯

The teahouse is a real refuge from the world outside, thanks to its simplicity and its absence of base materials. There, and there alone, one can finally devote oneself to the undisturbed admiration of beauty. More ❯❯❯

Dr Anna Katalin Aklan, curator of the India/South Asia Collection and the exhibition, will give a guided tour of the exhibition Land of Buddhas | GANDHĀRA. More ❯❯❯

Mr. Aniruddha Das, professional dancer and currently resident artist of ICCR Hungary – Amrita Sher-Gil Cultural Center in Budapest, gives a workshop of classical Odissi dance. More ❯❯❯

Curator Dr. Rita Jeney leads a guided tour through the exhibition "INDUS 100 | Poster Exhibition in the Museum's Garden on the Centenary of the International Discovery of the Indus Civilization". More ❯❯❯