Modern Jazz Concert: Gereben Quintet

Zita Gereben’s velvety voice and personal onstage presence ensure an unforgettable evening. She has recently released her new album, which is a tasteful combination of electronic dance, jazz, R’n’B and funk.

31 August - Budapest Jazz Club

Taiko Japanese Drummers in Budapest

The drummers of Taiko Hungary transport the audience to the ancient world of Japan. Their sound symbolises life and strength, a celebration and shared experience that bring people together - in this case at Pozsonyi Picnik.

2 September - Jászai Mari Tér Budapest

Jewish Festival Concert: Budapest Klezmer Band

According to Ferenc ‘Fegya’ Jávori, founder of the equally legendary Budapest Klezmer Band, ‘klezmer is a mirror of the relationship between peoples’. These include Eastern Europeans and Yiddish-speaking Jews.

3 September - Dohány Street Synagogue Budapest,

Healthy High: Techno Yoga

The first techno yoga of the autumn season is taken by instructor Kinga Tauber, and features neon body painting, UV lights and DJ Sabira. Deep, rhythmic techno induces body energy and mind relaxation. Bring a warm top for after.

4 September - Akvárium Klub Budapest

Jewish Jazz: Omri Mor Trio

The musical roots of this virtuoso Israeli pianist and composer go back to the Arab-Andalusian world, from European classics to jazz. Omri Mor is also part of the orchestra of famed double bassist Avishai Cohen.

5 September - Rumbach Street Synagogue

Locals Rock: Triász Band

Three old muckers in de rigueur black got together a decade ago to revive a bunch of lost songs from rock’s rich tapestry in unplugged format. Band members include Béla Jankai of 1980s’ stalwarts Prognózis.

6 September - Sirona Ship Budapest