HUNGARIAN TRADITIONS: Folk music from Hungary is on the program at Princeton Makes’ Java Jam on Sunday, January 21.

Princeton Makes, the artist cooperative in Princeton Shopping Center, will feature the Fészer Band at its monthly Java Jam on Sunday, January 21 at 4 p.m.

The Fészer band – Emma Turkanu, Hunor Kosbor, Bence Kalán, and László Gáspár – plays authentic Hungarian folk music at Hungarian events and festivals, dance houses and other private events. Their goal is to cultivate and pass on the musical traditions of Hungarian folk culture by preserving the original sound. The cohesive force of the band is friendship and a common need for musical development. Fészer treats its audiences to a high-energy, entertaining tour of Hungary’s folk music, song, and dance culture. 

Java Jam is a free coffeehouse that takes place on the third Sunday of every month at Princeton Makes, a cooperative of 35 local artists who work across a range of artistic genres, including painting, drawing, stained glass, ceramics, sculpture, textiles, and jewelry. Customers can support local artists by shopping for a wide variety of art, including large paintings, prints, custom-made greeting cards, stained glass lamps and window hangings, jewelry in a variety of designs and patterns, and more. 

Visit princetonmakes.com for more information.