The Martos Event Park and Leisure Center has been repopulated. On August 7, Saturday, the MartFest organizers prepared a family program lasting all day.
MartFesz debuted with something new, while preserving the nature of the festival, while combining it with a family atmosphere. The MartFamily family festival started at 10 a.m. organized by the Association for Common Goals, Villa Camarum, Marthos Civic Association, Sziget Civic Association, Via Nova, and Martos village.
This year, the Martos Rendezvényliget and Leisure Center welcomed those interested with concerts and numerous skill sports games and crafts for children. In addition to face painting, archery and crafts, the organizers awaited the little ones with a bouncy castle, a petting zoo and a dance hall.
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In addition to the Glamor band, Tomi the clown, the Tilinkó folk band, the Zsapka-Emmer duo, and Carpedante Music came. In the evening, the performance of Tamás Bernáth and Anita Szvrcsek was followed by the performance of Rita Polyák and Szilárd Szelle, and the program ended with a Retro disco. At the information desk of the Association for Common Goals, those interested could get information about the current calls for tenders, the Köldökznór program, and the organization's work.
While the parents listened to lectures, the children took part in crafts.
Terézia Stredl, Tanás Süll and Annamária Nagy/Photo: Erika Szalai
The presentation entitled "The role of the family in the 21st century" was moderated by reporter Réka Kiss, winner of the International Family-Friendly Media Award. Psychologist Terézia Stredl, Reformed pastor Tamás Süll, family therapist, and psychologist Annamária Nagy talked to the parents about the family and the challenges of the 21st century lifestyle. The professionals did not remain in debt with useful, practical advice either – the speakers reflected not only on raising children, but also on difficulties in relationships with useful advice.
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In the presentation entitled "A happy family before time heaven", he emphasized the importance of traditional family roles, moderated by three men living in a large family, Andrea Hideghéthy. Journalist Tamás Krúdy, member of the Men's Club, father of 6 children, András Gável, singer, journalist, and Csaba Pásztor, president of the Mátyusföld Association of Large Families talked about how the family is the key to growth, happiness and success.
Journalist László Vésey Kovács moderated the presentation examining gender theory from the point of view of Christian-conservative values. In addition to the publicist Gergely Szilvay, author of the book Critique of Gender Theory, his interlocutors were Attila Józsa, Roman Catholic theologian, Ógyalla parish priest, Emília Vincze, reporter and presenter, and Zsolt Kolek, a journalist.
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