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Hungarian Heritage
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CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS
FOR THE 2013 SMITHSONIAN FOLKLIFE FESTIVAL –
HUNGARIAN HERITAGE:ROOTS TO REVIVAL
The Hungarian Embassy is looking for volunteers to help promote Hungarian culture, including folk art and cuisine at the upcoming Smithsonain Folklife Festival in Washington, DC June 25-30 and July 2-7. Volunteers will be asked to tell Festival visitors about our rich traditions, history, past and present and help Festival participants arriving from Hungary in presenting their art, craftsmanship and share their stories.
The Smithsonian Folklife Festival is an annual 10-day event, held each June-July on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., celebrating cultural traditions from around the world. This year Hungary, as the guest country of the Festival, will be presenting its cultural heritage, folk art as well as traditional and modern Hungarian gastronomy. The Folklife Festival, usually attended by over a million visitors, features music and dance performances, crafts and cooking demonstrations, storytelling, as well as discussions of cultural issues. The Hungarian theme of the 2013 program will be “Hungarian Heritage: Roots to Revival.” Read more at:
Please note that volunteers  will not be remunerated and the Embassy cannot offer – but may assist in finding – accommodations in Washington, D.C for the duration of the volunteer’s service. For further questions please contact Mr. András Szörényi by phone at (202) 362-6730 or by e-mail at:  Volunteer.SFF@mfa.gov.hu
We are looking for volunteers who are:
fluent in English and Hungarian,

  • of 18 years of age or older,
  • available for at least six days, between June 25-30 or July 2-7, 2013 (or both).
We ask volunteers to register with us before February 20, 2013. To register, please click here
Please share this email with your friends who might be interested in volunteering.
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