Visitors taking a break from the concerts in the hall can expect to find a wide variety of interesting events in the Glass Hall and Foyer.

• From 8 pm on 20 March and 10 pm on 21 March, the Bach Café will be welcoming guests seeking light refreshment and relaxation in the Glass Hall and its foyer with comfortable armchairs and a soundtrack of Bach arrangements to accompany a special selection of food and drink.

• The Bohemian Restaurant will be serving simple and quick lunches and evening meals.

• On Saturday 21 March from 10 am and 3pm, the Glass Hall will be transformed into AerisOrgona Kft.'s open organ workshop, where visitors will be given a rare glimpse into the secrets of organ building. Employees of this company specialising in the construction and reconstruction of organs from the Bach era will be demonstrating the tools used to build an organ, the sequence of steps to be taken, and all the elements that need to come together for the instrument to play. Participants will also be invited to create their own organ pipes, just for fun. This programme is intended to be of interest to adults and children alike.

• Alongside the organ simulator in the first-floor foyer near to the concert hall entrance, visitors will also have the opportunity to try their hand on a positive organ set up for the duration of the Bach24 series. What is more, from 10 am to 4 pm, those wishing to learn more can also take short lessons from students of the Ferenc Liszt Academy of Music.

Presented by: Palace of Arts