Reports

December 18, 2022 – Christmas Party Report

This year, our goal was to encourage the Hungarians in North Texas not to let the events of 1956, and heroes of the revolution be forgotten, I asked those present at the event to be sure to tell everyone’s children and grandchildren about it and not just read about it on Wikipedia’s filtered pages.  As Hungarians, let them be proud of their grandparents, uncles, and other family members who contributed to the pages of history!

The Weekend Hungarian language and history classes will come to an end on September 24.

The famous Debrecen Folk Ensemble tour Texas for the first time and charm a DFW audience

The annual Hungarian Mayfest, otherwise known as the Majális was held on May7 and was another successful Hungarian event in DFW. The weather was favorable and we were lucky to have a beautiful, sunny day.  Even though it was Mother's Day, Cinco de Mayo, and the Texas primary elections, almost 200 of us were able to gather together.

The 1848/49 Hungarian Revolution and Freedom Fight‘s 174th anniversary was commemorated by the DFW Hungarians on Sunday, March 20th. in the Cistercian Preparatory School’s cafeteria.

For many years we could only hope that one day a scouting camp similar to Hungarian scouting camps would be held in Texas. For many years we could only hope that one day a scouting camp similar to Hungarian scouting camps would be held in Texas. 

Last Sunday we all enjoyed another memorable event organized by the MMCC - the Hungarian Mardi Gras. There was lots of delicious home-cooked food, wine and great music, games and costume contests for the kids and for the kids at heart as well. DJ Gyorgy Toldi, MC Daniel Kadar and Katalin Sarosi, children's program organizer, made the event unforgettable for most of us. Heartfelt thanks to them and to all the volunteers for helping in the setting-up and the closing of the event.

I’ll let my pictures speak for themselves and would be thankful pictures or videos shared by the Mardi Gras guests.

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A Short Summary of the Commemoration Held on October 24.

For over 100 years we have preserved our Hungarian language and culture. Regardless of what part of the World we live in we belong to the Hungarian Nation.