Daily Schedule

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12th

LIVE WITH LIZ 

2pm, Eastern
EXPO KICK-OFF
Topic: How the Expo works and how to make the most of the opportunity! 
All Expo attendees are welcome!

7pm, Eastern
EXPO KICK-OFF
Topic: How the Expo works and how to make the most of the opportunity! 
All Expo attendees are welcome!

 

 

 

THURSDAY, MARCH 13th

LIVE WITH LIZ

12 noon, Eastern
Group conversation with Liz
Topic: Who in your family came from Hungary?
All Expo attendees are welcome!

7pm, Eastern
Group conversation with Liz
Topic: Who in your family came from Hungary?
All Expo attendees are welcome!

PRESENTATIONS AVAILABLE AT 11AM, Eastern time on Thursday, March 13th

  • CULTURAL CONNECTIONS Festivals, Apps and Museums…Oh my! Getting connected to the community with Andrea Lauer Rice
  • GENEALOGY Building a deeper understanding of ourselves through research and family stories with Chessie Shaw and Zsanett Borsos
  • AUTHOR TALK Hungarian Roots & American Dreams – Community, Chronicles and Books Demonstration with Réka Bakos and Anna Fenyvesi
  • CULTURAL HERITAGE Transylvanian Living by an American Family in Gyergyószentmiklós with Karina Legradi
  • STUDYING IN HUNGARY Educational Opportunities in Hungary for American students with Hungarian Heritage with John Fogarasi
  • AUTHOR TALK Family Declassified: Uncovering My Grandfather’s Journey from Spy to Children’s Book Author  with Katherine Fennelly 
  • GENEALOGY A Calendar Now, A Keepsake Forever with Elizabeth M. Vos

FRIDAY, MARCH 14th

LIVE WITH LIZ 

3pm, Eastern
Presentation with Liz and Andrea
Topic: Traveling to Transylvania — Our October Tour
All Expo attendees are welcome!

7pm, Eastern
Presentation with Liz
Topic: Traveling to Transylvania — Our October Tour
All Expo attendees are welcome!

PRESENTATIONS AVAILABLE AT 11AM, Eastern time on Friday, March 14th

  • GENEALOGY Family Treasures: Little clues that can help you piece together your story with Liz Szabó Vos
  • HISTORY The Mangalitsa and its Origins with Barbara Meyer zu Altenschildesche
  • GENEALOGY Get Inspired to Write Your Family History: Break Myths, Overcome Excuses and Take the First Steps Today with Réka Bakos
  • CULTURAL CONNECTIONS The Hungarian Folklife Network with Anna De Cheke Qualls
  • GENEALOGY A short introduction of Hungaricana and Arcanum Digetheca with Krisztián Skoumal
  • CULTURAL CONNECTIONS The Role of the Consul General of Hungary in Chicago with Balázs Mártonffy
  • FOOD & WINE Körözött: Savory Hungarian Cheese Spread with Michael “Csabai” Chubboy
  • CULTURAL CONNECTIONS Hungarians in Dayton, OH: Then and Now with Éva Lazear
  • FOLK MUSIC Boncida with Katlan

SATURDAY, MARCH 15th

LIVE WORKSHOPS For All Access Pass Holders

12 noon, Eastern Live Session Cooking Demonstration – Nyírségi Dumpling Soup – with Ádám Fledrich
(All Access Pass Holders only)

3pm, Eastern Live Session Let’s Learn the Hungarian National Song/Nemzeti dal Workshop with Anna Hamp (All Access Pass Holders only)

PRESENTATIONS AVAILABLE AT 11AM, Eastern time on Saturday, March 15th

  • LANGUAGE Speaking Hungarian in the US: American Hungarian bilingualism and language with Anna Fenyvesi
  • CULTURAL CONNECTIONS Culture, Language, Community in Arizona with Réka Vicsacsán
  • CULTURAL CONNECTIONS Nationality and Heritage Rooms at the University of Pittsburgh: 100 Years of Sharing Stories of Regional Ethnic Communities Through Spaces that Inspire and Create Cultural Connections – With a Special View on the Hungarian Room with Kati Csoman and Michael Walter
  • HISTORY Unicum and The Zwack Family Story
  • HISTORY Part II: The Mangalitsa and its Meat and Fat with Barbara Meyer zu Altenschildesche
  • FOLK ART From Mounted Archery to Leather Crafting with Szilvia Bartha
  • FILM Incubator/Inkubátor created and produced by Réka Pigniczky
  • FOOD & WINE The colorful wines of the 22 Hungarian wine regions with Ágnes Németh
  • CULTURAL CONNECTIONS The Orly Museum of Hungarian Culture in Berkeley, California.

SUNDAY, MARCH 16th

LIVE WORKSHOP for All Access Pass Holders

2pm, Eastern Turn Your Passion into Progress: Tools and Tips to Stay Accountable and Advance Your Family History Writing by Réka Bakos

Live with Liz 

4pm, Eastern
Group conversation with Liz
Topic: Where did your parents or grandparents settle in the U.S.?
All Expo attendees are welcome!

PRESENTATIONS AVAILABLE AT 11AM, Eastern time on Sunday, March 16th

  • FOOD & WINE Hungarian Eruption: Volcanic wines of Tokaj and Somló with Kathryn Aronsohn
  • TRAVEL Hungarian Folk Heritage in Transylvania with Andrea Tordai
  • FOLK MUSIC How You Can Listen to and Learn to Sing Beautiful Traditional Hungarian Folk Songs, Whether or Not You Speak Hungarian  with Zina Bozzay
  • LANGUAGE Body-mind-soul connection in language:  Ancient Hungarian Wisdom with Zsófia Gebel Simó
  • CULTURAL CONNECTIONS Get HYPE-d  with HAC: A program for young Hungarian-American Professionals with Andrea Lauer Rice and Luca Mórocz
  • HISTORY Part III: The Mangalitsa  — US imports and Mangalitsa Husbandry 101 with Barbara Meyer zu Altenschildesche
  • FOOD & WINE Making Paprika with Paprika Molnár
  • CULTURAL CONNECTIONS The Hungarian American Community in the Birmingham Neighborhood of Toledo, Ohio 1890’s – 2025+ with Peter Ujvagi

AVAILABLE TO WATCH ALL WEEK

  • TRAVEL Blue Dye Workshop in Győr, Hungary
  • TRAVEL Black Ceramics Workshop in Mohács, Hungary
  • TRAVEL Making Strudel in the Őrség region of Hungary 
  • FOOD Finding Wild Garlic (Medvehagyma) in Hungary 
  • LANGUAGE Hungarian Alphabet (pronunciation review)
  • CULTURAL CONNECTIONS The HunArchers of Sarasota, Florida
  • FOOD & WINE Making Strudel at the Hungarian Strudel Shop in Allen Park, Michigan