The Hungarian Community Centre, located in Wantirna, Victoria, is the main central facility for the vast Australian-Hungarian population living in Melbourne.
It is home to many specialty Hungarian clubs that help promote the Hungarian culture and traditions in Australia. The centre also has a number of its
halls available for hire to the general public.
The Hungarian Community Centre, located in Wantirna, Victoria, is the main central facility for the vast Australian-Hungarian population living in Melbourne. It is home to many specialty Hungarian clubs that help promote the Hungarian culture and traditions in Australia. The centre also has a number of its halls available for hire to the general public.
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Please note that due to technical problems the July Hirado is not downloadable. If you wish to have it emailed to you please go to Contact Us.

Sunday 11 July: The Social Club directors invite you to their annual „Disznótoros” (BBQ) lunch on Sunday 11 July commencing at 12.30pm.  Tickets: $25. Enquiries and bookings Edit Szabo 9560 1270

Saturday 24 July: Anna Ball. The Hungarian Scouts invite you and your family and friends to the Anna Ball commencing at 7pm. The highlight of the evening will be the introduction of the Debutants, who this year will be "scouts parents". Tickets: $20/$15, under 12 free. Music by Uj Hullam band. Enquiries and bookings Zsuzsa Toth 9459 7757

Saturday 28 August:  The Hungarian Community Centre directors invite you to the Szent István Ball with special guests Antal Szalai and his Gypsie Band. Enquiries and bookings Elizabeth Atyimas on 9802 7637

The „Maci Klub” playgroup is inviting all 3-5 year olds to join in the activities. Contact  Kati or Monika on 9756 7572 for further information.

Hiradó: Would you like to receive the Hungarian Community Centre’s monthly newsletter? Please send cheque for $12 to Hiradó, 750 Boronia Road, Wantirna 3152 or if you prefer on email send your email address on Contact Us.

Korona Csárda Hungarian Restaurant: All you can eat Buffet!!! Open:  Fri 6-11pm; Sat 6-11pm ; Sun 11.30-3pm  Special Functions up to 80 guests can be arranged. Bookings/Enquires: 9801 8887; email:koronacsarda@yahoo.com.au

HUNGARIAN LANGUAGE COURSES: for enquiries about learning Hungarian ONLY, please contact Marika Szabo on 0409 434417or email: mariaszabo@optusnet.com.au

 Please note: We welcome general enquiries about the Hungarian Community Centre and the community, however we are unable to deal with requests for the search for relatives and friends. Rokon és barátok keresésével nem foglalkozunk
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Melbourne, Australia

760 Boronia Road
Wantirna, Victoria 3152
Hungarian Community Centre, Melbourne, Australia
Hungarian Community Centre, Melbourne, Australia
The Hungarian Community Centre Melbourne is the largest Hungarian institution outside the borders of Hungary. It provides a home to the thousands of Hungarians who live within reach of it enabling organisations and individuals to maintain their national inheritance, heritage and culture.

The Hungarian Community Centre is a not for profit organisation which works for the furtherance and assistance of the Hungarian community and endeavours to maintain Hungarian culture and pass it to future generations.

Hungarian Day at Federation Square, 2006
Hungarian Day at Federation Square, 2006

Hungarians, their organisations and groups have meetings, picnics, balls, lunches, dinners, concerts and literary functions at the Centre. Large emphasis is placed on the youth where activities such as scouting, folk dancing, Hungarian language school, play group are held continuously. The biggest festival is Hungarofest which is held biennially. This festival includes rich cultural and historic displays, continuous programs and entertainment and excellent traditional Hungarian cuisine.

Hungarian Community Centre Dance group Exhibition at Hungarofest 2006
Hungarian Community Centre Dance group Exhibition at Hungarofest 2006

Each year commemorations are held for significant historic events, for example in October, we remember the 1956 uprising.

Commemorating March 15 &quote;Pro Patria, Pro Libertate&quote; - Commemorating the 50th anniversary of the 1956 uprising
Commemorating March 15 "Pro Patria, Pro Libertate" - Commemorating the 50th anniversary of the 1956 uprising

The beautiful Szent Istvan (Saint Stephens) ecumenical church was completed at the Hungarian Community Centre in 1994. Hungarians of the Catholic, Reformed Church and Lutheran faiths can observe their Christian beliefs and traditions.

Szent Istvan church inside
Szent Istvan church inside

The Hungarian Community Centre and the groups within it actively participate in Australia's multicultural life, the dance groups perform at various festivals and close ties are held with other institutions, such as Buda, which is a historic home in Castlemaine.

Vajdaszentivany dance camp, 2004-2005 Vajdaszentivany dance camp, 2004-2005
Vajdaszentivany dance camp, 2004-2005

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