The House of Hungary presented a wonderful lawn program today in Balboa Park.
Those who came by the International Cottages could feast on Hungarian food, including Potato Paprikash and Crepes, and enjoy an introduction to Hungary's history and culture. At the House of Hungary cottage, used books in Hungarian were for sale. Out on the lawn, dancers and musicians took the stage.
I arrived just before 2 o'clock and watched a performance by two professional ballet dancers: Hungarian born Reka Gyulai (principal dancer, California Ballet) and Lester Gonzalez. Their dance, as you might expect, was extraordinary.
Then came a performance by the Hungarian Children's School. The symbolic dance was about creating New Bread. It was full of fun, family happiness and joy for life.
Later performances, which I missed, included jazz and folk music by The Hunglish Project, the Karpatok Hungarian Dance Ensemble, and a Rubik's Cube demonstration and quiz show!
Another great time on another Sunday in sunny San Diego!
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