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The Hungarian Cultural Center was established on May 29, 2024, located in the city of Newark, California near the San Francisco Bay.


The Cultural Center was a long-awaited realization for the Hungarian/American community. It had been over 30 years since there was a cultural center where Hungarian families and their friends could gather and enjoy traditional events.

Mission Statement

The Hungarian Cultural Center of the San Francisco Bay Area is dedicated to fostering a vibrant community that celebrates and preserves the rich cultural heritage of Hungarians. We endeavor to serve as a welcoming hub for individuals of all backgrounds to experience and engage with Hungarian traditions, arts, language, and history. Through a diverse range of cultural programs, educational initiatives, and community events, we strive to strengthen connections within the Hungarian diaspora and build bridges with the broader Bay Area community. Our mission is to ensure that the legacy of Hungarian culture thrives in future generations, contributing to the rich multicultural fabric of our region.

At the core of our mission is a commitment to fostering Hungarian heritage, culture, and art by:

  • Building Community: Creating a welcoming space where everyone can gather, connect, and contribute to our cultural vitality. Embracing and highlighting the rich tapestry of Hungarian cultural heritage, from time-honored traditions to contemporary expressions.
  • Promoting Inclusivity: Ensuring our programs and services are accessible to all, reflecting the range of voices and experiences in our Hungarian-American community.
  • Fostering Creativity: Providing a nurturing platform for artists and social organizations to innovate, collaborate, and present their work.
  • Educating and Inspiring: Offering programs and experiences that enlighten and motivate individuals of all ages.
  • Encouraging Dialogue: Serving as a forum for open and respectful discourse on cultural, social, and artistic issues.

We are dedicated to enriching lives through our Hungarian heritage and traditions, fostering a sense of shared humanity. Join us in celebrating the power of culture to unite us all.

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Grand Opening

– Invitation to Grand Opening and Blessing of Our Church and Hungarian Cultural Center & 1956 Memorial Reception – You are cordially invited to the Grand Opening and Blessing of Our New Church and the Newly Established Hungarian Cultural Center of the San Francisco Bay Area. Date: October 19, 2024 Time: 2:00 PM Location: 35660 …

Felnőtt Ukulele Oktatás

A Crossroads Band felnőtt ukulele oktatást indít.Lesz pengetés, éneklés, beszélgetés, lehet zenehallgatás is.Teljesen kezdőket és haladókat is szeretettel várunk.Ha van hangszered, hozd el, de a Cserkészcsapatok jóvoltából lesz a helyszínen ukulele bőven.A program ingyenes, a Magyar Kulturális Központnak felajánlhatunk adományt a helyszínért cserébe.Ha igény lesz, a programból lehet kétheti sorozat is!A dátumra való tekintettel lesznek …

Hungarian Folk Dance Class / Néptánc Tanfolyam I

🇭🇺 Mindig is érdekelt a néptánc, de nem tudtál elköteleződni a heti rendszerességű próbák mellett?Meghallod a népzenét, és táncolnál, de nem tudod, mit kellene lépned? Az Eszterlánc segít rajtad! Havi rendszerességű néptánc oktatást indítunk! Kire számítunk:– Mindenkire, aki egy kicsit mozogni akar– Mindenkire, akinek ez lesz az első alkalom, hogy néptáncol– Mindenkire, aki aktívan táncol, …

Donate

To ensure the Hungarian Cultural Center continues to thrive and serve our community, we need your support. We are seeking donations to fund essential upgrades and maintenance, ensuring the Center remains a beautiful and inspiring place for everyone.

The Hungarian Cultural Center is proudly owned and maintained by the Hungarian Reformed Church of SF and Vicinity. However, the Center is dedicated to all Hungarians in the Bay Area, irrespective of religious beliefs.

Your generous contributions will be dedicated exclusively to the Cultural Center, helping us preserve our shared history and foster a thriving community for future generations.