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Club Play

2013-06-16T15:46:46Z

Club Play is the only club in Budapest that manages to go with full house every weekend – thousands of ladies and gentlemen come and go, or just have a frenetic time in between.

Two dancefloors with two styles (club-hous, RnB-funky), completely white design and furnishing, excellent service, top notch staff and a unique atmosphere awaits you every weekend! DJs party with the guests – the wild night out is guaranteed!

Cinema Hall Budapest

2013-06-16T15:39:10Z

Home of the toughest electro music and a lot more. Its rooms are named after colors so it’s super easy to remember in which one to meet your mates. Cinema Hall is multifunctional – give them a call whether you are planning a birthday bash, a crazy night out, a serious meeting or an exhibition.

ChaChaCha Cabrio – Cha-Cha under the Stellar Sky

2013-06-16T15:33:19Z

ChaChaCha Cabrio started out as the summer branch of legendary ChaChaCha at Kálvin tér. The outdoor venue on Margaret Island soon took on a life of its own however, and soon became one of the coolest open-air party places of the city. Come here anytime from April to September and dance the night away on one of the two dance floors offering funky and light electronic music, provided by the resident DJs such as Superman, Infragandhi, Tom Taylor, Adamo, Naga, Beta and Candyman Da Marquis. Oh, and did we mention that ChaChaCha Cabrio is the place to give home to the events of HI!FLY, Made Inn, Hairy and StayFly as well?

Barrio Latino Cafe

2013-06-16T15:08:03Z

If you’re bored of wriggling your hips and shuffling your feet at home or at dance class alone, you can go and enjoy the true taste of the Caribbean in the heart of Budapestat Barrio Latino Cafe! More like a club than a café, Barrio oozes that special Latin feeling, offers salsa classes (in English and Spanish) and Latin parties, concerts, tropical cocktails, shows. Their hospitality andCaribbeanatmosphere will warm you up even on the coldest days! They also host events and private parties, so give them a call if salsa-themed birthday parties are your thing.

Anker Klub

2013-06-16T15:00:00Z

Aker Klub opened in late 2010 and was named after the old Anker Insurance Co. The location couldn’t be any better: Anker köz is sealed off from traffic, just off Deák tér. Anker defines itself as a 21^st century cultural and community space and has become a cult spot in no time. Take a closer look at this restaurant/bar/ club/community space.

And what a space! Apart from the columns that hold the mass of the building, there is nothing to divide the seating area of the restaurant. The vast central space is furnished with easy-to-move tables and chairs—since Anker is a club at night, compromises had to be made. The décor is trendy-industrial, a bit worn around the edges, but somehow still welcoming. When we were there, no kids were around the place, but the staff will set for the little ones at a moment’s notice.

a Kert

2013-06-16T14:53:30Z

A Kert (The Garden) is a new bar/café/social space in the making. In the next couple of weeks, you’ll witness how something new, something special is being created in central Buda. Spring is the season of rebirth and creation – take part in it! Do you know the green building on the corner of Krisztina körút and Alagút utca by the statue of Déryné? It’s been abandoned for years, but now it’s home to Budapest’s new cultural and social space, A Kert. The small park (that is Horváth Garden) was home to fragrant lemon and orange trees in the 18^th century, nurtured by a tiny stream called Ördögárok (Devil’s Ditch) trickling into, now underneath, the park. Up until its demolition in 1937, the Buda Theater was also located at this very spot. It’s safe to say that this place was the centre of social gatherings for centuries. And now it’s back with a similarly social yet far more versatile role.

At first sight, you could think A Kert is a stylish, quiet café, with lovely and reasonably priced cakes and pastries (you might remember them from the selection of Angelo) and a great breakfast offer. As it opens at 7:30, you’ll have time to have your coffee and croissants or eggs (or, for a lavish kick-off to your day, go for French toast), and read the paper under the artistic chandelier.

But as soon as the weather turns friendlier, A Kert will treat you to lovely surprises. March 24 will see the first bio and farmers’ market in Horváth Garden, with a friendly gang providing you with your five-a-day. If healthy fruit and veg don’t satisfy your appetite, you should join the queues forming under A Kert’s pergola. Yep, barbecue season is coming, and you no longer have to wait for garden party invitations to enjoy ribs and grilled vegetables.

A Kert is not only about stuffing your face though. Every month comes with a different theme, with specials days dedicated to a wide range of topics, such as girls’ day out day, walking in the parkday, strawberry day, or hug a mailman day. Your calendar will be filled with things to see and do atA Kert.

And when it comes to evening entertainment, A Kert invites you to intimate parties and silent film nights (not the old-school, b&w variety, but the headphone-wearing cinematic experience) under the stars. Come by bike, with your dog, with your friends or your whole family, and witness how A Kertis becoming a true garden of earthly delights.

Darius Music Instrument shop

2013-06-16T14:42:10Z

Zoltán Délczeg the founder of Darius Music is proud to run a business that offers a wide range of services. You can find rare Hungarian instruments such as violins, cellos, violas with the appropriate accessories. They also offer a professional, high-level repair and restoration of instruments with the attitude of value preservation.

If you want to visit the shop for reparation or restoration reasons, you might want to book an appointment.

Roberto Fonseca – yo at MüPa

2013-06-16T14:14:50Z

Roberto Fonseca (piano, vocal) is one of the most charismatic Cuban jazz musicians of his generation whose live shows have been capturing audiences worldwide for more than a decade. The Buena Vista Social Club prodigy and Havana Cultura star has grabbed Cuban music by the horns and continued this party into the 21^stcentury.

His new album ‘YO’, which means I or me in Spanish, is his most daring one to date. Fonseca explores new sounds and dimensions blending traditional acoustic instruments with elements of electronica and pays homage to Cuba’s African roots whilst while striking forwards with red-hot grooves and electronic beats that effortlessly updates Cuba’s musical lineage.

In place of his usual jazz quintet, on YO he develops a concept of a union between electro, analogue and African, Hammond organs, n’goni, congas, kora and the talking drum, combined together in a synthesis of Afro Cuban groove and Griot tradition.

When Roberto Fonseca plays, the music seeps from every pore in his body, at times on stage he stands and hammers the piano as if it were a percussion instrument or he grabs a drum and transforms his group into a comparsa – the Cuban carnival groups that parade the streets once a year – and gets the audiences dancing euphorically…..

To those people who are still wondering who is Roberto Fonseca and to all those who thought they knew him, the Cuban musician replies: YO. An epic at the crossroads of jazz, traditional music and soul; a crossing of both sides of the shores of the Atlantic; an album which presents a new artist, not because he has changed but because his art still contains many surprises.

Featuring: Roberto Fonseca – piano, vocals, Joel Hierrezuelo – Cuban percussion instruments, vocals, Jorge Chicoy – electric guitar, Ramsés Rodríguez – drums, Yandi Martínez – double bass, bass guitar, Cherif Soumano – kora, tama.

Testament at Zöld Pardon

2013-06-16T14:05:34Z

Testament is an American thrash metal band from Berkeley, California, who formed in 1983. They are often credited as one of the most popular bands of the 1980s thrash metal scene. In the 30 years since its inception, Testament has had numerous lineup changes, and guitarist Eric Peterson has been the only constant member, although the band currently also features two of its original members, Alex Skolnick (guitarist) and Greg Christian (bass). Chuck Billy replaced former singer Steve Souza in 1986, prior to the recording of their first studio album, The Legacy, and has been a member of the band since.

Aloe Blacc at Zöld Pardon

2013-06-16T13:56:10Z

Aloe Blacc is the freshest, hottest representative of soul, who made a huge splash with the single “I Need a Dollar.” This will be his first concert in Hungary.

Blacc was born in Orange County, California to Panamanian parents.[3] He began his music career in 1995 as a rapper in the hip hop duo Emanon with producer Exile.

By the late 1990s, Blacc was part of the duo Emanon and joined the group Lootpack on tour in Europe. The duo released six albums. This led to Blacc working with the French Jazz group Jazz Liberatorz. He released an album at the end of the 1990s.

In 2003, Blacc signed with Stones Throw Records and began a solo career. On July 11, 2006, he released his first LP album, Shine Through, on CD, vinyl record and online (on the Stones Throw website).

He then toured across Europe and the U.S. with Emanon, while working on his second solo album. In 2009, Blacc collaborated with the Japanese hip hop producer Cradle. They called themselves Bee.