This artist and NAWA member studied at the Louvre. She frequently exhibits her work in her native Mexico. She has graciously agreed to talk to us about her art, her methods, and her inspirations, all within her studio.For more details see the NAWA members Announcements or contact nawamembership@gmail.com
Join us for a relaxing afternoon of conversation while enjoying coffee, tea, or any beverage you prefer, along with cake.Location: Callas Cafe (across the road from the Opera House) Budapest, Andrássy út 20, 1061All Welcome! For more details see the NAWA members Announcements or contact nawamembership@gmail.com
If you're interested in tasting some delightful Hungarian wines and learning more about them, join us for an exciting event! A few members have already registered, but there are still spots available. Please note that the number of places is limited, and pre-registration is required. If you register, it’s important to attend, as your reserved spot […]
Spread Joy with Bingo at the Seniors' Home! Join us for a fun-filled Bingo morning with the seniors A little laughter, friendly competition, and warm company can truly brighten their day. No Hungarian language required.For more details see the NAWA members Announcements or contact nawamembership@gmail.com
Join us for a morning of fun and games! We will be watching the classic film Breakfast at Tiffany's, starring Audrey Hepburn. There will be a discussion about the movie, and we'll enjoy some delicious treats. Channel your inner Audrey Hepburn by wearing a "little black dress" and pearls. More details will be sent to attendees […]
Connecting to Hungarian Traditions We are excited to welcome our guest, Boglárka Klitsie-Szabad from the Hungarian Heritage Centre, who will be sharing some fascinating Hungarian traditions and customs related to Easter. She will also discuss other unique and intriguing practices that you won’t find anywhere else in the world.Join us for an entertaining and enlightening […]
Visit Molnar Pal's Atelier followed by Lunch Bunch. For more details see the NAWA members Announcements or contact nawamembership@gmail.com
For more details see the NAWA members Announcements or contact nawamembership@gmail.com
Blackwork embroidery was introduced into England by Catherine of Aragon in 1501. While it has undergone many upgrades, it remains a counted cross-stitch technique. Modern examples of Blackwork can be the start or an interesting background. For more details see the NAWA members Announcements or contact nawamembership@gmail.com
For more details see the NAWA members Announcements or contact nawamembership@gmail.com
For more details see the NAWA members Announcements or contact nawamembership@gmail.com