Rocking - musical activities for young children // MÜPA (Blue Room)
Hold it, rock it, sing it! - proclaims the programme of the music workshop "Rocking music workshop", based on Kodály principles. The popular musical activity, which has become known nationally and internationally, offers young children and their parents the opportunity to rediscover songs, folk songs and sayings in a playful way and to get to know singing and playing together again. On Wednesday mornings, Emese Viktória Gáll welcomes parents and grandparents who would like to sing, play and play music with their children in a family atmosphere.
Age group: 0-3 years
Schedule
Ticket information
You can buy your tickets for this performance online or in person with a Müpa gift voucher or an OTP, K&H or MBH SZÉP card. When buying in person, we also accept Edenred Gift Vouchers and Edenred Gift Cards (benefit and family cards), as well as the OTP Cafeteria Card cultural sub-account credit.
Parking information
Please note that when Müpa Budapest's underground and outdoor car parks are at full capacity, you should expect increased waiting times on arrival. To avoid this, we advise our audience to arrive early to find the most ideal parking space quickly and smoothly and to arrive at our performances in comfort. The Müpa Budapest underground car park is equipped with automatic number plate recognition. Parking is free of charge for guests who have a ticket for one of the day's paid performances. A detailed description of Müpa's parking policy is available here.
Secure ticket purchase
Please note that Müpa Budapest can only guarantee tickets purchased through its website and official ticket offices. To avoid any inconvenience, we recommend that you continue to purchase your tickets for our performances and concerts via the mupa.hu website, Interticket (jegy.hu) or our ticket offices.
Müpa Budapest
Müpa Budapest is one of Hungary's best-known cultural brands and one of the most modern cultural institutions, bringing together different artistic disciplines in a unique way: it hosts classical, contemporary, light, jazz and world music, opera, new circus, dance, literature and film.
