Butter Churning Roadshow to be launched
The first Hungarian BUTTER CHURNING ROADSHOW will be held on 19-20 April 2017 with the support of the KKASE – Cheese Makers Association, the Milk Interprofessional Organization and Product Council, the EtyekTej and the Sole-Mizo Kft.
The BUTTER CHURNING ROADSHOW is made up of flash mobs organized in Budapest and in rural towns, on the model of the highly successful flashmob held in the Széll Kálmán square in the autumn of 2016.
The Roadshow aims to raise the public’s awareness on Hungarian dairy products, butter, cottage cheese and cheese nationwide.
The details of the BUTTER CHURNING ROADSHOW:
Date: 19-20 April 2017 (Wednesday Thursday)
Route: Budapest – Szolnok – Békéscsaba – Gyula – Hódmezővásárhely – Szeged – Kecskemét
The beginning and exact locations of flashmobs:
2017/ 04/ 19 07:30 Budapest, Deák Ferenc square
2017/ 04/ 19 11:00 Szolnok, Hild János square, Agóra Cultural Center
2017/ 04/ 19 16:00 Békéscsaba, Csaba Center
2017/ 04/ 19 19:00 Gyula, Kossuth square
2017/ 04/ 20 09:00 Hódmezővásárhely, Kossuth square
2017/ 04/ 20 12:00 Szeged, Dugonics square -Kárász street
2017/ 04/ 20 15:00 Kecskemét, Kossuth square
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