The Borderless City – Borderless Theatre is an event series that started as a citizen initiative in Pécs in 2008. It aims to present high quality Hungarian language performances from the neighbouring countries to the domestic and international audiences.

“Porcelain–Pécs–Zsolnay” Contemporary design at the Zsolnay Factory. Porcelain and ceramic art symposium and exhibition.

13 November 2006 was a historic date in the life of Hungary: on this day the decision of the jury was officially announced and Pécs was given the right to bear the title of the European Capital of Culture in 2010. The announcement was as much surprising and pleasing for the residents of the city as it was justifiable, since the five pillars of ...

As part of a symposium, the program creates public art by inviting international participants to downtown Pécs. This will bring contemporary European art to the European Capital of Culture.

The Christ Trilogy created by Mihály Munkácsy – Golgota, Ecce Homo and Christ before Pilate – will come to Pécs from the collection of the Déry Museum, thanks to the collaboration between Debrecen and Pécs. The rarity of this exhibition is that Munkácsy himself never saw all these three large pictures, portraying the sufferings of Jesus ...

Mobile folding screen - A series of mobile installations and exhibitions in Pécs.

Taste of the region - Traditional gastronomy in Pecs.

The Symphonic Orchestra of Pécs founded in 1811, today known as the Pannon Philharmonic, has been a dominant representative of the musical culture of South Transdanubia for 200 years. The program entitled “Wold Stars in Pécs”, organised by the orchestra, will bring several famous representatives of Hungarian and international musical life ...

Promenade concerts will revive the tradition and atmosphere of old times every Sunday afternoon from 6 p.m. in the city centre of Pécs.

Since 2000, the Parti Galéria Artistic Nonprofit Ltd has produced six exhibitions on the history of Pécs between 1900 and 2000. The Gallery has decided to rethink this series of programs and to organise a series of outdoor exhibitions, open all year round, whose main goal will be to include the residents of Pécs in planning; whereby, the entire ...

The Outdoor Festival of Pécs has been an organic part of the summer cultural program of Pécs for decades. The folk theatre (repertoire theatre) type programs traditionally taking place at several venues represent different genres of the performing arts.

The International Culture Week in Pécs (ICWiP) is the only thematic international youth festival of Southern Transdanubia which also includes a high quality summer university.

The international Origami Meeting, the most significant event of this type of art, takes place in the second week of August every year. In 2010 the event will celebrate its 21st anniversary, to be organised between the 9th and the 15th of August and co-ordinated by local origami organizations. The meeting usually attracts about 200 participants, ...

Bauhaus Movi(E)Ing Modern (Xport) The aim of this film project is to present the Bauhaus architecture of Pécs on the screen and in the form of architectural tours.

II. World Haiku Conference in Pécs.

Organised every other year in Pécs, the National Student Theatre Festival is one of the most popular series of events among secondary school students who love the theatre.

3rd Ördögkatlan (Devil’s Canyon) General Art Festival in Baranya County.

Hungarians in Bauhaus. The careers of the so-called Bauhäuslers of Pécs testify to the multicultural and inter-ethnic image of the region and represent uniquely that the town and its surroundings at one time belonged – thanks to this group – to the forefront of modern art and architecture.

Roma musical performances in Pécs.