Jewelry Trunk Shows, Talks & Hungarian Heritage Events

Where to See the Collection & Hear the Family Story

Marian Fay Levitt’s jewelry travels to trunk shows through the year, and Lisa Levitt brings the family story to talks, screenings and Hungarian heritage events. Every upcoming date is listed here.

Upcoming Shows & Events

Jewelry trunk shows IN NYC

Marian Fay Levitt’s jewelry comes out for trunk shows in New York City, where each piece can be seen up close and tried on. Upcoming trunk show dates will be listed here as they are scheduled.

Hungarian heritage events

Festivals and gatherings around Hungary’s national days on March 15, August 20 and October 23 celebrate Hungarian culture and the communities who carry it forward. Heritage events with Marvelisa Legacies will be listed here as they are announced.

America 250 events

For the 250th anniversary of the United States, the Hungarian American Coalition is honoring Hungarian American contributions to the country, and Elizabeth Fay’s story is part of the celebration.

The Lions Leap PODCAST launch

Lions Leap, the Marvelisa Legacies podcast of Hungarian family history, is coming soon. Join the waitlist to be the first to hear when the first episodes are released.

PAST Events

Lisa’s Hungarian Roots, American Dreams CHAPTER

Lisa Levitt presented about her family’s chapter at the book launch of “Hungarian Roots, American Dreams, volume 2” ( Hungarian House, New York City, October 2025). Also on stage were the two book editors Anna Fenyvesi and Réka Bakos, with XX name a representative from the HU Embassy. (12 minute video)

Model wearing a Marian Fay Levitt statement necklace of chunky golden beads with a large cream teardrop pendant, available at private jewelry viewings

Private Jewelry Viewings by Appointment

Marian‘s pieces can be seen up close and tried on at a private viewing for one guest or a small group.

Stores and galleries interested in hosting a trunk show of Marian’s jewelry are invited to get in touch.

Talks With Lisa Levitt

Family History Storytelling

Lisa speaks to historical societies, synagogues, libraries and Hungarian cultural centers about her family’s journey from Budapest to New York and how an archive becomes a story.

Statement necklace with gold accents by Marian Fay Levitt.

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Trunk show dates, talks and the podcast launch, sent before they are announced anywhere else.

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