Zoltán Mága, rural motorcycle festivals, religious pop music – these are the supports that the Tisza government is cutting.

The Tisza government plans to cut various cultural and religious music funding in the 2027 budget proposal. Significant reductions include support for regional motorcycle festivals and religious light music, alongside the elimination of funding for prominent figures like Mága Zoltán. The budget adjustments reflect a shift in priorities, with some previously supported programs being discontinued. The government aims to reorganize funding for performing arts, while maintaining support for certain theaters and dance companies. Additionally, several foundations that played a key role in the previous administration's cultural policies will see their funding removed, although some state responsibilities will still be financed.