Numerous large-scale events are held each year at Eventrend Group venues. In this collection, we have compiled a list of the most significant events along with related press coverage.
In the spring of 2026, the Evezős Sörkert, one of the most well-known gathering spots on the Római-part, reopened its doors. The new season brought not only the return of the waterfront atmosphere but also a number of new features: a revamped street food menu, family-friendly improvements, free programs, dog-friendly services, and community initiatives.
The 200th anniversary of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences is not only a major milestone in the history of Hungarian science, but also the beginning of a new era. The renovated headquarters reopened its doors in 2026, this time serving not only as a scientific center but also as an exclusive event venue.
The news of the renovation of the Dunapark Café signifies not only the revitalization of a single venue, but also a new era in Budapest’s café culture. The Art Deco café, which has been one of Újlipótváros’s premier gathering places for decades, is moving forward with a new operator and a fresh approach.
In 2026, Gundel Restaurant opened a new chapter in the history of Hungarian social life: the Gundel Ball 2026 was not merely an elegant event, but the beginning of a new tradition. Held in the heart of City Park, the ball combined classic ballroom culture with modern experiences, while community, the experience itself, and social responsibility also played prominent roles.
The second chapter of Gundel Restaurant’s new series, the “Dignity” menu inspired by Pope John Paul II, simultaneously evokes the past and translates the present into the language of the plate. This meatless, Lenten-inspired menu has been reimagined by András Wolf and has quickly become the focus of media attention. We took a look at how various media outlets are covering it.
