Title: Other gatherings 1998–2001 – Péter Kozma (1961–2023)
URL: https://kozma.foundation/frankhegy/other-gatherings/
Language: English
Magyar változat: https://kozma.foundation/hu/frankhegy/tovabbi-esemenyek/
Description: Events linked to Péter Kozma besides Frankhegy, 1998–2001: Katlan, Hajógyár 322, dada nights at the Royal, Ruhagyár 414, Tresor in Budapest.
# Other gatherings, 1998–2001
Besides Frankhegy, Péter Kozma is associated with other significant events of the period in and around Budapest.[1]
- 22 May 1998 and 3 July 1998: Törökbálint Katlan.
- 23–24 March 1999: Hajógyár 322, dokk party (Nap hall).
- 12, 19 and 20 November 1999: dada events at the Royal Music Hall (the former Apolló cinema, later the Corinthia Hotel Royal).
- 14 April 2000: Ruhagyár 414, in the former Páva clothing factory.
- 7 October 2000: Tresor in Budapest, Bartók tram depot (Bartók Remiz).
- 29 June 2001: PszeudoFrankhegy, in the former Telecommunications Machine Factory (Híradástechnikai Gépgyár). Photos: .[1]
According to Dóra Berkes, the parties on the hill were held in the summer months, but in winter they also held club nights in the city, for example at the Fésűsfonó factory or at the Ruhagyár; in autumn and spring there were the Katlan parties, of which theirs was the one at Törökbálint.[2]
## Tresor in Budapest, 7 October 2000
Original text Flyer of Tresor in Budapest, as transcribed by the archive
> Berlintage in Budapest: WORLD CLUB BERLIN and DORKANDKOZMA FRANKHEGY prod. with THIRD GENERATION present TRESOR in BUDAPEST OFFICIAL TRESOR CLUB AND LABEL PARTY
> REMIZ XI. Bartók B. u. 137 BUDAPEST / HUNGARY
> Dash / Tresor Resident, Rampe-d
> Trias / Tresor Resident
> Dork / Frankhegy prod
> Event Details
> Note: If FRANKHEGY event is rescheduled for 6-7 Oct., TRESOR will take place on the FRANKHEGY / ha Okt 6-7. esőnap akkor a Frankhegyen
> Ticket: 1500 HUF
> Flyer HQ: Toldi Mozi
The flyer's Hungarian note and the history of the Tresor label printed on it are on the source page.
Index.hu reported that the Tresor residents Dash and Trias were joined by DJ Dork, the Frankhegy resident, as the only Hungarian DJ, and that after the party there was an after-party at the Desperados club, organised by DJ D250.[3]
Index.hu: [A Tresor Budapesten](https://index.hu/exit/offline/cooltura/tresor/).
## Flyers and photographs
From the archive's home page.
Image: Other gatherings: photograph 1 of 12 in the archive's gallery
Image: Other gatherings: photograph 2 of 12 in the archive's gallery
Image: Other gatherings: photograph 3 of 12 in the archive's gallery
Image: Other gatherings: photograph 4 of 12 in the archive's gallery
- Gallery (12 images)
Image: Other gatherings: photograph 5 of 12 in the archive's gallery
Image: Other gatherings: photograph 6 of 12 in the archive's gallery
Image: Other gatherings: photograph 7 of 12 in the archive's gallery
Image: Other gatherings: photograph 8 of 12 in the archive's gallery
Image: Other gatherings: photograph 9 of 12 in the archive's gallery
Image: Kozma Péter at Kelenföldi kocsiszín
Image: Other gatherings: photograph 11 of 12 in the archive's gallery
Image: Other gatherings: photograph 12 of 12 in the archive's gallery
- ## Sources
1. Wikipedia (English): Péter Kozma (skier), revision 1360711204 (2026-06-23):
2. hvg360: "Lemúrok a fényben – DJ Dork, a magyar technokultúra fényfestő ősanyja ma is alkot" (interview with Dóra Berkes), 5 November 2025:
3. Index.hu (exit): "A Tresor Budapesten" (October 2000):