Extramural Consular Days in Boston (February 14th & 15th, 2014) |  | 
The Consulate General of Hungary in New York is organizing extramural consular days in Boston on the 14th and 15th of February 2014. The primary task of the consular days is to bring the simplified naturalization process and the possibilities provided by the “Magyary Simplification Program”, by overcoming distances closer to those US citizens of Hungarian origin whose interests have been raised.
Takács Quartet – Bartók Cycle, Parts 1 & 2 in Boston | |
As an underwriter of the Bartok Quartet Cycle by the Takacs, Gabor Garai, Honorary Consul General of Hungary is offering $20 tickets for the members of the Hungarian community. The below link lets you buy tickets. Feel free to invite friends using the link as well. Takács Quartet – Bartók Cycle, Parts 1 & 2 The beloved Takács Quartet return to Jordan Hall for Part 1 of a two-concert engagement covering the complete cycle of the six string quartets of Béla Bartók. Program #1 BARTÓK Program #2 BARTÓK Use this link to purchase $20 tickets with no ticket fees. Hungarian Networking Event - January 13, 2014. Big City, Allston | |
Monday, January 13, 2014, 7.30 pm - 10.30 pm VENUE: Patron's - Previously called Big City ADDRESS: 138 Brighton Ave. (Corner of Harvard Ave.) Allston, (617) 782-2020 EVENT: Boston Hungarian Network events are good opportunities to connect, meet, socialize and network with fellow Hungarians, and friends of Hungary living in the Boston area. There is no cover charge, and food will be provided by Big City thanks to Honorary Consul General Gabor Garai, the sponsor of the Boston Hungarians Network. (There will be a cash bar /drinks paid individually - please bring your ID for alcoholic beverages/. Pool tables will also be available.) Please feel free to share this invitation with your Hungarian-American friends and colleagues.
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The organizers of the Boston Hungarians Network AND Gabor Garai, Honorary Consul General of Hungary in Boston cordially invite you, your partner and your friends to the upcoming "Happy Hour" Event of the Boston Hungarians Network: