ANNOUNCEMENTS ————————————————- Please visit our newly created website www.magyarmarketing.com. It has been greatly improved and more user friendly. Do your Christmas shopping early and check out the new Recipe Library where you can add your favorites for everyone to share. EVENTS ————————————————- The American Hungarian Foundation in New Brunswick, New Jersey Poetry reading Nov 10th [...]

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ANNOUNCEMENTS ————————————————- Please visit our newly created website www.magyarmarketing.com. It has been greatly improved and more user friendly. Do your Christmas shopping early and check out the new Recipe Library where you can add your favorites for everyone to share. EVENTS ————————————————- The American Hungarian Foundation in New Brunswick, New Jersey Poetry reading Nov 10th [...]

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Hungarian Folk Tales in English and Hungarian ————————————————- http://www.bajabela.sulinet.hu/tubi/iearn/1998/snowdrop.htm This will get you to the English version of the folk tale. At the bottom is a hand pointing backwards. Click on that and you will get to the “home”page where you will find two Hungarian folk tales about flower both in English and Hungarian. I [...]

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Birmingham Toledo OH ————————————————- The 28th Annual Birmingham Ethnic Festival was held on St Stephen’s day Aug 18th and was a great success. “Born of events which took place in the community a quarter of a century ago, the Birmingham Ethnic Festival has come to be known as a Sunday in the Old country. Over [...]

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What’s Happening ————————————————- May 11,2002 Saturday, Carousel Ball 39 – American Hungarian Foundation, NewBrunswick, NJ Call:732-846-5777 Saturday June 1 Annual Hungarian Festival, New Brunswick, NJ June17-21 Hungarian Studies Research Workshop (seventh annual)- at the Universityof Illinois located 123 miles south of Chicago. Persons interested inresearching a Hungarian topic + See Hungarian films +Practice and improve [...]

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March Newsletter extra: Hungarian Pasta by Chef Louis Szathmary ————————————————- Here is a March Newsletter extra….in cleaning out my files I found this wonderful article on Teszta or our “Hungarian Pasta” by Chef Louis Szathmary. It was published before his death in 1983 by the Chicago Sun-Times and I thought it was worth sharing with [...]

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What’s Happening? ————————————————- Feb. 24, 12:30 pm Columbus, OH is celebrating Kossuth’s 1852 visit to Columbus. To be held at the State House Atrium. Convocations by Rt. Rev. Louis Medgyesi (Calvin Synod) and Rt. Rev. Monsignor Joseph Fete, Keynote address – Geza Jeszenszky, Ambassador of Hungary. Musical Selections scheduled and lunch follows. Call or e-mail [...]

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Hungarian Pastor visits Lincoln, Nebraska ————————————————- Hungarian Pastor visits Lincoln, Nebraska (Excerpts from the Lincoln Journal Star by Bob Reeves) People in Hungary sympathize with the United States following September 11 terrorist attacks and generally support our present military actions. Rev, Zsolt Kadar, pastor of a 700 member congregation in Eger, brought greetings and spoke [...]

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The Timeless Nation ————————————————- All About Hungarians! The Timeless Nation (Taken from the Detroit Clubnewsletter.) Interested in joining the club? Write to H.A.C.C. , PO Box 295 Taylor,MI 48180 The following few paragraphs are taken from an articlewritten by Zoltan Bodolai and really describe the Hungarians very well. The Hungarians have never built pyramids, ruled [...]

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I. Feast Days and Traditions ————————————————- After the American feast day of Thanksgiving comes the world wide feast day celebration of Christmas. Everywhere in the world—from east to westand north to south, Christmas is celebrated with different customs and foods.We are including some extra recipes to help you get ready for the holidays. The first [...]

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