Happy Song - to support Homeless World Cup

I am very delighted to support this wonderful event which will take place on the Champs de Mars, Paris, France from 21-28 August 2011. "The Homeless World Cup is a unique, pioneering social enterprise which exists to end homelessness. It uses football to energise homeless people to change their own lives. The Homeless World Cup is pioneering a level of impact never seen before. Over 70% of players significantly change their lives."





Please read the full interview here

Homeless World Cup

On the 21st July we will celebrate the upcoming Homeless World Cup, which means live entertainment - including Hentertainment :), Hungarian snacks and raffle in a great venue in Brighton. Please read the poster for more information. 

We are looking for support and media partners , and companies to donate prizes to our raffle to reach our fundraising target  £1000. 

Exhibition of Hungarian Artist in Brighton

As an Artist and Cultural Director at SHCA (Sussex Hungarian Cultural Association) I always feel motivated to encourage myself and my fellow Hungarians to make time for passionate creativity. The Exhibition of Hungarian Artist took place in Brighton.

started out as Eastern European Exhibition, but  eventually only Hungarians joined us

workshop for children and big children

So many talented immigrants who live in the Uk are forced to give up their souls for constant money making. An artistic inspiration can bring them out of the routine and find meaning in their lives - away from their loved ones.  

Forward Facing

Soul Sister Tasleen has invited me to take part in her fantastic project, making a music video for very ill children.  I was using my styling skills and created the childrens stage hairdoes. The event was filmed by the BBC as well.

Busking Cancer - Music Photography

On 7th March we set up a Busking Cancer Evening with a fundraising bucket and photographer Mr Peter Williams was involved . The idea was to collect money on the night and take photos of performers and put them on the internet for sale.

one of the performers

Unfortunately we sold only one. And we didn't make much  money on the night either. Oh well.
The fundraising website is still up where you can find the link for the photos of the night.

Love Music Hate Racism

One of the greatest things about Brighton is that you feel safe here. You can be what you want to be or who you are. I was happy to take part at this charity gig. In the Uk I am also considered as a minority, however I keep forgeting that..

For more information, visit: Love Music Hate Racism Brighton

Red Toxic Sludge - Fundraising with Music in Brighton

It was an amazing event, and perhaps the one that I'm most proud of. The red toxic sludge was a mayor economical disaster in Hungary but got only a little attention globally. In November more than 100 people turned up at our charity fundraising event including local artist and Hungarians from London.

After the gig we had a little fundraising party with special Hungarian dishes and sent the "Little Red Car" on tour.

With help from SHCA (Sussex Hungarian Cultural Association) we raised more than £500 and sent it to the relief foundation in Hungary.

Article in Argus

For more information about our event please visit Red Toxic Sludge Fundraising in Brighton