The A38?s ?Light Workshop?, established with the support of the Hungarian Electricity Works (MVM), will share the stage with musical act Kiscsillag on March 30.
The A38 is continuing its cooperation with foreign cultural institutes operating in Budapest, said spokesman Sándor Kozlov. Former Nouvelle Vague singer Nadeah will take the stage on April 14 in the framework of the Tours De France programme, which the A38 is hosting in cooperation with Budapest?s French Institute. And Melanie Pain, another Nouvelle Vague singer, will perform with her own band at the A38 on March 10.
The A38 will continue its Noises From The Neighbourhood series with performances by bands from Austria as well as from countries in Scandinavia. Swedish hiphop and jazz-pop band Movits will play on March 1 and Norway?s Free Fall trio, led by Ken Vandermark, will perform on March 8 as part of the Polar Beat programme.
Rita Redshoes, from Portugal, will perform at the A38 on March 15.
The A38 will showcase Roma arts at a festival on March 21-22. An exhibition of work by young Roma photographers will open and József Kővári Borz?s Vándormozi will be screened.
The A38 will host the Titanic International Film Festival on April 13-21. Festival director György Horváth said four music documentaries were on the programme.
The venue will open an exhibition of work by the recently deceased Sándor Bernáth(y) that spans several decades on March 6. It will show paintings by Tamás Szigeti from May 8.
Food also has a place on the A38?s programme: it will host an ?ethnic kitchens day? in June.
The venue?s Talentométer talent contest will run from March 1 until 31. This year, musicians can compete in a rock or a metal category.
Source: Hungarian News Agency (MTI)
