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Toronto’s Hungarian House, incorporated as the Hungarian Canadian Cultural Centre, is the main social and cultural center of Toronto’s Hungarian community. The Centre is located in the area of North York and is easily accessible by car or public transit for the Toronto and Area residents. The new building was designed with more practical elements, replacing the the previous Centre.
The cultural activities of the Hungarian House rest on several pillars. This is where we hold Hungarian public state affairs as well as national holidays and commemorations: March 15th - 1848-1849 Revolution and War of Independence, June 4th – Trianon and Day of National Unity, August 20th - the celebration of the Founding of the State and October 23rd - 1956 Revolution and Freedom Fight.
From autumn to spring during the Ball Season, the Cultural Centre and the Hungarian partner associations organize balls and entertainment on various Saturday nights, where the children and adults of the Greater Toronto audience can have fun, have an ample Hungarian dinner, and dance to live Hungarian music.
In addition, other cultural events, monthly or weekly clubs, performances/lectures, concerts and theatre nights are organized in the Hungarian House in such a manner as to provide an audience of the widest possible interests with entertaining and valuable programs.
