Hungarian House of New York

The Hungarian House of New York, established in 1966, is a vibrant cultural hub for the Hungarian community in Manhattan, located at 213 East 82nd Street. It hosts a variety of events including lectures, concerts, and folk dances, and features a Hungarian library and the János Arany Hungarian School. Founded by a group of dedicated Hungarians, it has welcomed notable figures such as former Prime Ministers of Hungary and Nobel laureates. The House is co-owned by three non-profit organizations, ensuring its mission to promote Hungarian culture and education continues for future generations.