Hadik Brunch with Péterfy Bori, Réka Ágnes Tóth, and Márton Simon - Nobody said that! Special edition
Hadik Brunch with Péterfy Bori, Réka Ágnes Tóth, and Márton Simon - Nobody said that! Special edition
Nobody said that!, Könyves Magazin's most listened-to podcast, is back, and we're celebrating the start of its third season together at the season-opening Hadik Brunch.
Come and be the first to hear who the guests will be in the new season!
On the first joint breakfast of the fall, we will talk about becoming parents and the joys and challenges of motherhood and fatherhood.
Our guests: Bori Péterfy, Réka Ágnes Tóth and Márton Simon
Series editor: Anna Ott
Schedule
In the podcast "No one told me that!", well-known people talk about their experiences of becoming parents, family patterns, and the relationship between having children, creativity, and self-fulfillment.
Erste is the main sponsor of "No one told me that!" because they know that becoming a parent brings a lot of joy, but also just as many questions. It is easier to find answers to these questions together, drawing strength from each other's stories. Believe in yourself! Erste already believes in you.
Come and celebrate the launch of the third season of No one told me that! with us!
Date: September 13, 2025
Doors open: 10:15 a.m.
Start of discussion: 11:00 a.m.
Location: Szatyor Bar and Gallery
🎟 Tickets: https://oneticket.hu/.../hadik-brunch-peterfy-borival...
Bálint Apor, chef at Hadik and Szatyor, is preparing a special brunch menu for the event.
The ticket does not include the brunch menu, seats are available on a first-come, first-served basis, and advance reservations are not possible.
Hadik Café
The Hadik Café was at its peak in the 1910s, when Karinthy, Kosztolányi, Déry, Móricz and Aranka Bőhm regarded the place as their living room. In 2010, the Hadik House was revived in its original splendour with two catering and cultural spaces: the classic Hadik Café, designed to honour the spirit of its great predecessors, and the Szatyor Bar and Gallery, which reinterprets the bohemian world of the turn of the century in a more progressive, contemporary atmosphere. Both places have a strong and quality gastronomy and a cultural profile. The Hadik and the Satoyor are the permanent home of literary evenings, art talks, musical performances and exhibitions, which we hope will revive the long sought-after café and cultural life of which the Hadik was one of the strongest bastions in its heyday.