Arácsi Community Center and Exhibition Hall

The Arácsi Community Center and Exhibition Hall is the cultural center of the Arács district of Balatonfüred, which has a rich historical past and plays an important role in the community. The building was constructed in 1914 based on the plans of Aladár Keszler, and over the decades it has served many different functions: during World War I, it operated as a military hospital, and later it housed a school, a doctor's office, a library, and a shop.

Following its renovation in 2010, the building regained its original purpose and now serves as a true community space for locals and visitors alike. Permanent and temporary exhibitions, art and music programs, a branch library, and events organized by local art groups add color to the offerings.

Permanent exhibitions at the Arácsi Népház:

• Hunting trophies and mineral exhibition
• Postal history exhibition
• Ferenc Schneider's hunting trophy collection
• Mineral and rock exhibition From the collections of Ferenc Schneider, Árpád Kutas and Dr. Tibor Cserny

The Arácsi Népház is located in Arács, Balatonfüred, at 62 Lóczy Lajos Street, in the north-eastern part of the town.

The building, located in the center of the town, is easily accessible on foot, by bike, and by car. Free parking is available in the area, and the local bus stop is located directly in front of the building.

The images and content are sourced from the official website of Balatonfüred cultural programs and the Facebook pages of Arácsi Népház and Killítóház.