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November 4 - Commemoration

On the 5th of November representatives of the Ottawa Hungarian community unveiled the cross replacing the original one that was the first memorial of the 1956 Hungarian Revolution. After the ceremonies the participants laid flowers at the monument on Maple Island as well.

(Finta Gábor felvétele)

The Ceramics of Mária Moldován

The 260 Fingers Ceramic Arts exhibition opened on November 11 in the Glebe Community Centre.  Mária Moldován was invited for the first time to display her works at the event. Here you can see her ceramic compositions and listen to a short interview with her.

(Recorded by Gábor Finta)

Commemorating the 1956 Revolution

On the 22nd of October the Ottawa Hungarian Community Centre commemorated the 1956 Hungarian Revolution. The guests were greeted by president Dr.Tibor Lapohos. Dr. Bálint Ódor, Hungarian ambassador spoke about the significance of the revolution then veterans László Farkas and József Polgár shared some of their memories with the audience. The feature presentation was performed by Péter Lóránt Tóth, who appeared for the second time in Ottawa. We show here the complete  programme.

Ottawa report

(Recorded by Gábor Finta)

Commemorating the 1956 Revolution in a Nutshell

On the 22nd of October the Ottawa Hungarian Community Centre commemorated the 1956 Hungarian Revolution. The guests were greeted by president Dr.Tibor Lapohos. Dr. Bálint Ódor, Hungarian ambassador spoke about the significance of the revolution then veterans László Farkas and József Polgár shared some of their memories with the audience. The feature presentation was performed by Péter Lóránt Tóth, who appeared for the second time in Ottawa. We show a short excerpt of his performance.

Ottawa report

(Report by Gábor Finta)

Harvest Ball at the Hungarian Community Centre

We all had a great time at the Harvest Ball on October 14th. After an excellent supper Béla Szeri demonstrated how the grapes are pressed. Children and adults had an opportunity to try turning and tightening the press. There was a great demand for the natural, sweet grape juice. The music was supplied by Kati and Pista Koleszár. After lively conversation dancing followed until very late in the evening.

Ottawa report

(Report by Gábor Finta)