Through this event, we were able to not only raise $6,000 for the development of our property, but also to celebrate Hungarian literary and artistic heritage and help so many culturally significant items find new homes.
Biweekly gathering where children cook Hungarian dishes and practice Hungarian handicrafts
Helen Szablya in her own words
Albany – which the founders called Árpádhon – was populated by Hungarian immigrants, creating the largest rural Hungarian community in the USA by 1920
4th Scouts’ Dinner in Seattle
Introduction of the Communications Chairperson of the Association.
She was founding member and original Board Member of the HAAW. She truly loved teaching Hungarian language classes and was a member of the Hungarian Choir of Seattle.
Speaking about the Hussars, homeland, revolution, and freedom 9,000 km from home was uplifting. I was deeply moved by the attention and love that surrounded me.
Reported by onganizer of the event, the Cultural Chairperson
Hungarian carneval with kiszebáb and delicious fánk