The British Hungarian Society was founded in 1990 at a time when Hungary was embracing democracy and a new freedom in contact with the West. It aims to bring together all, British and Hungarian alike, who are interested in Hungary and in further development of British-Hungarian relations. Hungary's accession to the EU in 2004 has given fresh impetus to the Society.

The Society aims to hold six to eight meetings a year to discuss political, economic, educational and social issues. The Society normally holds its meetings in Central London on weekday evenings.

Meetings are open to all members. Non-members may also attend and are requested to make a donation of £5.

Below are listed future meetings of the society. These meetings are open to both members and non-members although non-members are requested to make a donation of £5.

To view the full details and to print an attendance form, please click on the 'Printer Format' link of the event(s) you are interested in.