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2/14/08 - MS 74, Queens, "International Express” 2/22/08 - Berkeley Carroll School, Brooklyn, Global Family Night 3/13/08 - PS 85, Bronx, "International Express” Stay tuned for exciting info about our participation in “Immigrant Heritage Week” in New York City, April 14-20, as well as our upcoming events in Pennsylvania! Ongoing Classes at  |
 Aron Zoltan Szekely, DancerAron's exposure to folk music and dance started as soon as he wasborn, his father being one of the most prominent folk violinists in Hungary and his mother the solo dancer for the Hungarian State Folk Ensemble. He began to formally study Hungarian folk dance in his early teens in the Bela Bartok dance group's youth division in Hungary. Upon coming to the United States, Aron danced in the Ritka Magyar Hungarian Folk Dance Ensemble, during which period he started mastering Hungarian, Romanian and Gypsy dances from the Carpathian Basin, learning from the most authentic sources. He is a well-known performer and teacher in Hungarian communities of the tri-state area, and gives workshop regularly in the Tanchaz (Hungarian Folk Dance House). Aron also dances and teaches in the Csurdongolo Folk Dance Group in New Brunswick, NJ, and regularly performs all over the East Coast with Eletfa Hungarian folk band, North America's most popular Hungarian folk music band. |
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