ABOUT US
Central Literary Class
A special encounter with historic coffee houses and the history of the West during school teaching weeks every Monday, a celebration of culture and literature in the spirit of coffee house heritage.
In 1908, the Nyugat magazine, which changed the life of Hungarian literature, was born in the Centrál Kávéház, which gave us Ady, Babits, Kosztolányi, Karinthy, Árpád Tóth, Lőrince Szabó, Szép
Ernőt, Sándor Weöres, Radnót and the countless luminaries of Hungarian literature.
The purpose of the weekly literary class
The procession of literary groups
The literary gatherings are held on Mondays at three consecutive times: 9:00 AM, 10:30 AM and 1:30 PM. The classes are led by the writer-director Zsolt Meskó and Mr. Bence, the head waiter, in each group no more than
40 people or a class can participate. As part of the program, the students not only receive an experiential lecture, but also have the opportunity to get to know the material culture of the time, as well as to write poetry.
Experiences in the café and after the performances
The café's own newspaper: Centrál Krónika
The Central literary class is not just a program, but a commitment to culture. Our goal is to make the values of Hungarian literature accessible to a new generation. Let’s provide a community experience that shapes and enriches the lives of young people in the long term. Be a part of this special experience and discover the literary world of the Centrál Kávéház!
