Stop moping around Noel, you big daisy! Try one of these...
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Mokka Cuka 3rd Birthday Party
(Drum 'n' Bass)

Mokka Cuka, 25th May
Hajógyári Sziget [map] Tel. 453-2120
Sunday afternoons were made for celebrating third birthday parties. But only a Twisted Individual would play drum and bass to a three-year-old. Perhaps the teletubbies would be more appropriate. Norm, Vityoo, Sim, Sickboy, Danny Darko, Tinkywinky, La La and Po are also in the building.
________________________________Sunday afternoons were made for relaxing by the Danube with a pint of beer and very very loud music. Want to see some Hungarian heavy metal wannabees thrash it out for a record contract?
No? Chicken!
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Bluegrass Klub (Concert)
Picture this: you're stranded in Budapest and all you can think of is Kentucky. You've found the KFC on the corner of Dob utca but it wasn't enough. Thank the Lord then that Főbe-járat is meeting the demands of dozens of Bluegrass fans just like you. "We were waltzing that night in Kentucky, Beneath the beautiful harvest moon..."
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Joseph Heer and Mimmo Roselli (Exhibition)
Last Chance!
Kiscelli Múzeum, 25th May
700 HUF/adult; 1200 HUF/2 adults+2kids
Kiscelli utca 108 [map]
Tel. 388-7817
Buda, III, Bécsi út (T17), 5 min
Last Chance!
Kiscelli Múzeum, 25th May
700 HUF/adult; 1200 HUF/2 adults+2kidsKiscelli utca 108 [map]
Tel. 388-7817
Buda, III, Bécsi út (T17), 5 min
Austrian, Joseph Heer hints at landscapes with his crayons and pigments, while Italian-born, Mimmo Roselli's subtle works investigate silence and the concept of the borderline. One for the more abstract-minded armchair art-critic.
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Being John Malkovich (Film)
Sirály, 20:00, 25th May
Király utca 50 [map]
Pest Centre, VI, Király utca (T4/6), 5 min
Bored of being yourself? Of course you are; that's why you're in Budapest. The collective imagination of Spike Jonze, (Sabotage, It's Oh So Quiet) and Charlie Kaufman gets into the head of John Malkovich. Funny and clever never looked this good and neither did Cameron Diaz!
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