NJ Festival of Hungarian Culture, Passaic - September 9

September 9 - October 15, 2005 - Passaic, NJ

American Hungarian Museum, Passaic, NJ
presents:

NEW JERSEY FESTIVAL OF HUNGARIAN CULTURE

PONTOZÓ 2005

HUNGARIAN FOLK DANCE AND FOLK MUSIC FESTIVAL

Saturday, September 17, 2005
The Calvin Hall of the Hungarian Reformed Church of Passaic, NJ

Click here for details of the Festival - September 9 - October 15, 2005:
movies, lectures, jazz, operetta, classical, popular
music concerts, folk and sacred songs, gulyás party...

Photos: László Kerkay

"Regõs" Boys Scouts before the Gala Show

Getting ready

Greetings by Kálmán Magyar,
Director of American Hungarian Museum, Passaic, NJ

The PONTOZÓ Festival is a showcase of Hungarian performing ensembles from North America. The first festival was organized in 1975 in New Jersey. This year's festival commemorates the 30th Anniversary. The event's main goal is to bring together the best Hungarian folk dance and folk music enthusiasts working on this continent and help them in their dedicated work by allowing them to learn from each other and from knowledgeable experts. The Festival also gives a chance to the audience to witness a spectacular performance, enjoy close to a hundred participants from many Hungarian enclaves in North America.