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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Várdos Night at the  Korona: 26th of February, Friday 7pm. 4 course meal Várdos Folk music and folkdance by Gyöngyösbokréta dance group. Tickets $45. Booking essential!!! Ring 98018887

Sunday, 14 March. The directors of Hungarian Community Centre will be holding a commemoratiion of the March 15 Uprising commencing at 2pm. Enquiries Olga Veto 9754 8579.

Korona Csárda Hungarian Restaurant: All you can eat Buffet!!! Open:  Fri 6-11pm $33; Sat 6-11pm $37-Live Music; Sun 11.30-3pm $33. Bring a party of 12 guests and recive a FREE Dinner. Special Function up till 80 guests. Booking/Enquire: 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.

 
Hungarian Community Centre, Melbourne, Australia
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Hungarian Community Centre
Melbourne, Australia

760 Boronia Road
Wantirna, Victoria 3152
Hungarian Community Centre, Melbourne, Australia
Hungarian Community Centre, Melbourne, Australia
Following the sale of the first Hungarian House in Richmond, the community moved to a building in Westgarth. By the end of the 1970's the Westgarth became too small for the needs of the community. At this time the Jando and Hende families offered the community land suitable for a new centre provided that the community raises $100,000 to enable construction to commence, which it did.

The Hungarian Community Centre
The Hungarian Community Centre

The construction of the first building, belonging to the Youth and Cultural Society began in 1980 and was completed in 1982. The next two halls, the "main hall" and the Social Club were completed in 1990.

The Youth and Cultural Cooperative building foyer
The Youth and Cultural Cooperative building foyer

The beautiful Szent Istvan (Saint Stephens) ecumenical church, set in gardens adjacent to the memorial, was completed in 1993.

The Korona restaurant was completed in 1995 and offers traditional Hungarian and European cuisine.

Most of the construction and all of the funding of the Community Centre was the result of the hard selfless work of the volunteer community. The Centre continues to be administered by a group of dedicated volunteer directors.

Serving a delicious BBQ lunch Prime Minister Victor Orban at the Hungarian Community Centre in 2000
Serving a delicious BBQ lunch Prime Minister Victor Orban at the Hungarian Community Centre in 2000

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