Goals and achivements prepare our children for SUCCESS
Building cultural competence from an early age creates an understanding, compassionate generation respecting diversity while celebrating cultural identity.
When children experience the treasures of foreign cultures they become captivated by the sounds, colors, dances and costumes at first, but they soon develop a general curiosity and thirst for more information and experiences. Having a positive image of faraway lands opens their eyes as become well educated, open hearted adults with an appreciation for the arts and cultural heritage.
Be proud of your heritage and share it with the world!
Celebrate your roots and learn about new cultures with Hungarian Connection.
Make new friends and make the world a better place!
Unity brings harmony to humanity, see the beauty in the various colors around the world as you make the world richer by keeping your culture alive.
"Only from the pure spring." ~ Bela Bartok ( Canatna Pfrofan
Tiny Team
Making new friends
Making new friends
Our founder Alexandra Bain with her Tiny Team before their performance at Mayor Save Ly's inauguration in Elk Grove. CA.
Making new friends
Making new friends
Making new friends
Young ballerinas with Italian and French herniate admiring a traditional Hmong silver necklace on their new friend before stepping on stage at the Elk Grove Multicultural Festival.
Fabrice and Joe
Making new friends
Thank you for being!
The young Hungarian Connection artist taking class from Fabrice Calmels former principal dancer with Joffrey Ballet, Chicago.
Thank you for being!
Thank you for being!
Thank you for being!
Hungarian Connection has been blessed to have American children on stage keeping Hungarian tradition alive in the U.S.
Dancers for Dogs
Thank you for being!
Dancers for Dogs
We had so much fun on the red carpet with our furry friends. Join us next time!
100% of proceeds from the 2020 gala benefited dogs in need in the city of Del Rio.
BYU
Thank you for being!
Dancers for Dogs
Our young dancers had the opportunity to participate at a master class with BYU directorJeanette Geslison before performing with BYU dancers in Del Rio, Texas.