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· Inventors/Feltálok II · Hires/Famous Magyarok · Hungarian Inventors · Magyar feltalálók I · Nobeldijasok · Hungarian Inventions · Magyar találmányok · Magyarok 896 · Eastern Christianity · Keleti Keresztényseg · 1848 
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mailing address: links: · HA Lists · AHEA · Folklore Centrum · Foncsika · Hungarian Needlework · Eletfa Group |
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American Hungarian Museum, PassaicFolklore Museum Events:
The Ball Organizing committee Invites
You and Your Family to Attend the HUNGARIAN MUSEUM GALA BALL to be held on Saturday, January 25, 2003 at 7:00 pm at the Cardinal Mindszenty Cultural Center 223 Third Street, Passaic, New Jersey ************** A Passaici Magyar Múzeum Bálbizottsága szeretettel meghívja Önt és kedves családját a MAGYAR MÚZEUM BÁLRA szombaton, 2003. január 25-én, este 7-kor a Szent István Egyház, Mindszenty bíborosról elnevezett, dísztermébe 223 Third Street, Passaic, New Jersey ****************** Poharazás/Coctails: 7pm - 8pm Vacsora/Dinner: 8pm Zene/Music by: CONTINENTAL ORCHESTRA Műsor/Performance by: Életfa Folk Ensemble - Csűrdöngölő Folk Ensemble Ünnepi öltözet Semi Formal Every year the American Hungarian Museum, Passaic organizes the Hungarian Museum Gala Ball at the Hungarian Cultural Center of St. Stephen's Roman Catholic Magyar Church, Passaic. The Ball is one of the most important social events of the winter for the Community. Excellent food, Hungarian dance music, performances, and valuable raffle prices make the evening a memorable experience. Guests arrive from all directions of the Greater New York Area to support the Museum and enjoy a beautiful evening with friends. Among the patrons are the Bishop of the Hungarians in Foreign Countries, Dr. Attila Miklósházy, P. István Mustos a prominent leader of the North American Catholic Community and other important Hungarian political and community leaders. AN INVITATION TO VISIT THE AMERICAN HUNGARIAN MUSEUM 
The AMERICAN HUNGARIAN MUSEUM, PASSAIC was established to preserve, exhibit and cultivate Hungarian culture in one of the largest Hungarian communities in the United States. The MUSEUM specializes in the collection of memorabilia from the community, valuable folk art treasures, folk-crafts, and examples of the art. The Museum displays exhibits either from its own collection or from private loans. A permanent showing includes examples of folk art, historical artifacts, photographs; brought from the old country or made within the community. Special programs feature lectures, performances, video film showings and workshops. The MUSEUM ls located in the heart of the old ethnic neighborhood of Passaic inside the historic REID MEMORIAL LIBRARY. Of course, the area has changed since the turn of the century and few Hungarian families live in the close proximity of the MUSEUM. It is therefore even more important for Hungarian culture to survive in the area and could be used as a foundation to spur urban renewal. WHEN AND HOW TO GET TO THE MUSEUM? OPENING HOURS: The MUSEUM is open from October through May. Before visiting the MUSEUM please call to obtain most recent schedule for programs and opening hours. SPECIAL PROGRAMS SUNDAYS: 1-5 pm. By Appointment: During library hours ADDRESS: 80 Third Street, Passaic New Jersey second floor of the REID MEMORIAL LIBRARY OF THE CITY OF PASSAIC. TELEPHONE: (973)-473-0013 or (973)-836-4869 MAILING ADDRESS: AMERICAN HUNGARIAN MUSEUM PO BOX 2049 PASSAIC, NJ 07055 ADMISSION: FREE, donations are welcome and are tax deductable DIRECTIONS: Take route 80 to Exit 61, go South on River Road (follow the river) to Monroe Street. Turn right, cross the bridge, turn left at Third Street. The Reid Library is on the left after several blocks (# 80 Third Street) |
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