Our programs
Petőfi's May Festival
All Students and Teachers are invited to an authentic concert on the occasion of Petőfi's anniversary!
2023. 5th May11:30-13:00
1054 Budapest Alkotmány street 9-11. Demján Sándor (V.) auditorium
The BorFolk Orchestra - one of whose members is an associate professor of our faculty - is going to present some folklorized poems of Sándor Petőfi from its CD: ‘Oh this Rapture’. We can also hear some of the works written by FCHT students and teachers, which were prepared for the translation game and the creative competition. There will be a game, catering and some you can take small souvenir with you after the concert.
All students and teachers are cordially invited by
the staff of the Faculty Library and the students participating in the organization
Are you interested in poetry? Translate Petőfi!
We are planning various programs for the Petőfi anniversary between March and May 2023.
Now we invite you to translate a poem by Petőfi into any language or send a poem you like (we ask for your own translation). We continuously share the poems on our website, social media sites, and posters, and the works will also be published in the form of a small booklet in May.
Send your poems here: petofi200@uni-be.hu
We look forward to your translation! You can read about Sándor PETŐFI here: https://hungarytoday.hu/hungarys-national-poet-sandor-petofi-born-200-years-ago/
Help: You may find Petőfi’s poems in English on this website
Create in Petőfi's style!
The FCHT Faculty Library is launching a call for creative works: literary-, musical-, artistic-, photo-, gastronomic and other works inspired in some way by Petőfi's personality (https://hungarytoday.hu/hungarys-national-poet-sandor-petofi-born-200-years-ago/), his works, his era or any personal experience. Youtubers, tiktokers, instagrammers, bloggers, attention! 😊
Your works are welcome in person at the Faculty Library or at this address: petofi200@uni-be.hu
Submission deadline: 30 April 2023.
Your works will be presented at the closing event - according to their genre -, in the FCHT Petőfi200 programme publication, the visual art works in an exhibition and the poetic and musical works on stage.
The most imaginative works will receive a prize as well.