Opening Ceremony Concert
Visitors hear a welcome address and enjoy the festive CiSz Gypsy Soloist Orchestra opening concert and the first cooking demonstration. It sets the tone for the festival.
Jul 4
ROMAZURI
Jul 3 - 5, 2026Expected
On Budapest's Margaret Island, the ROMAZURI festival offers a rich immersion into the culture of Hungary's largest minority. Over three days, Roma music, dance, theatre, fashion, and food fill the riverside park, in a vibrant celebration of a community whose artistry has shaped Hungarian culture for generations.
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Visitors hear a welcome address and enjoy the festive CiSz Gypsy Soloist Orchestra opening concert and the first cooking demonstration. It sets the tone for the festival.
Jul 4
Day 3 · Jul 5
Festival-goers join in lively Roma dance and music. The stage comes alive with singers and dancers in colorful attire, offering an immersive cultural experience.
Jul 5
Day 4 · Jul 6
Guests gather for final shows and the special screening and discussion of "OMARA". This bittersweet closing event leaves guests with a deeper appreciation of Roma history and art.
Jul 6
Budapest, Hungary
Open in MapsParticipate openly and respectfully in workshops and dances; applaud performers; observe an...
Respect Roma cultural expressions: avoid using derogatory terms (use “Roma” instead of “Gyp...
Crowd level: moderate.
Ticket required: HUF2900 - HUF3900

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ROMAZURI
Budapest, Hungary
On Budapest's Margaret Island, the ROMAZURI festival offers a rich immersion into the culture of Hungary's largest minority. Over three days, Roma music, dance, theatre, fashion, and food fill the riverside park, in a vibrant celebration of a community whose artistry has shaped Hungarian culture for generations.
Hungary’s Roma are the country’s largest minority, with a rich heritage in music and arts. ROMAZURI situates itself in this context by showcasing genres from Gypsy violin to contemporary Roma jazz. The festival is held at Budapest’s Kristály Színtér on Margaret Island, which prestigiously hosted legendary Roma violinist János Bihari in the 18th century. Thus, the festival reconnects with a historical tradition of Roma perform...
Visitors hear a welcome address and enjoy the festive CiSz Gypsy Soloist Orchestra opening concert and the first cooking demonstration. It sets the tone for the festival.
Festival-goers join in lively Roma dance and music. The stage comes alive with singers and dancers in colorful attire, offering an immersive cultural experience.
Guests gather for final shows and the special screening and discussion of "OMARA". This bittersweet closing event leaves guests with a deeper appreciation of Roma history and art.
first-timer tips
Participate openly and respectfully in workshops and dances; applaud performers; observe any signs or limits at...
Respect Roma cultural expressions: avoid using derogatory terms (use “Roma” instead of “Gypsy”) and ask permiss...
Jul 3 - 5, 2026
Estimated
Budapest
Hungarian Roma community
HUF2900 - HUF3900
Book ahead if required
Families welcome
Very High visitor welcome

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