20 events for the next 18 months
A historical walking tour of Ceske Budejovice's city centre exploring the events and history of the Protectorate period.
Documentary screening "Emergency Signal" in České Budějovice. Admission 100 CZK.
A guided tour of Prague's iconic Strahov Stadium, exploring its role in Sokol festivals, communist-era spartakiads, and the turbulent events of the 20th century.
Memory of the Nation shop stand on Náplavka in České Budějovice offering books and materials on Czech history.
A guided walk through Šumava that explores the history of the state border and local heritage.
Guided tour exploring historic locations in Budějovice from the Protectorate era, covering the outer parts of the city.
Documentary screening with debate at Strahov Stadium in Prague. Admission 100 CZK.
A memorial action held in front of the Russian Embassy in České Budějovice in support of Ivan Dudy and in solidarity with Ukraine.
Memory of the Nation e-shop booth at the NeverMore68 event. Discover historical materials and the organization's offerings.
Documentary about uranium mining in northern Bohemia after WWII, followed by a discussion with the filmmakers.
A memorial event by Post Bellum dedicated to freedom and independence, held in České Budějovice.
A guided tour of the historic Kende Villa in České Budějovice with professional commentary.
Documentary screening about the public space of František Skála, shown at Strahov Stadium.
Slam poetry exhibition featuring teams from Ceske Budejovice and Plzen. Contestants perform without costumes or props in a competition where the audience decides the winner. Hosted by Czech Champion Anatol Svahilec.
Opening of the Louny exhibition on expulsion and resettlement in České Budějovice.
Community breakfast featuring Milan Talíř discussing Osudovka.cz, an app for horoscopes, tarot, and personal development. Learn about the technology and real-world experience behind the project.
A festival of freedom marking the 25th anniversary of Post Bellum in the historic Waldstein Garden in Prague.
Musica Florea's Advent concert showcases Baroque Czech music on historic organs tuned in unequal temperament, featuring rare 17th-century works and compositions by Czech and European masters.
Martin Filippi's stand-up packed with wordplay and jokes about relationships, family, and the Czech language. The 90-minute show blends new and classic material.
Last 10 events that already happened.
A guided walk exploring historical sites dedicated to the memory of disappeared people and their fates.
Opening of an exhibition exploring expulsion and resettlement in Žatec. Free admission.
A summer day camp featuring theatre workshops for children in Prague 2.
A Czech drama about a doctor in the 1980s working at a provincial hospital, confronting the moral dilemmas of her profession.
A guided walk through Hradec Králové exploring the city's unified response to the Warsaw Pact invasion in August 1968 and the transformations that followed.
Documentary film about the St. James Pilgrimage Route screened at Post Bellum in České Budějovice.
László Nemes' new film about a Jewish boy's life in 1950s Hungary, followed by a discussion on family and social collapse.
A lecture on contemporary graphic design, typography, and the role of artificial intelligence in creative work. Petr Babák, founder of Laboratoř studio, will share his approaches to experimental design and visual communication.
Journalist Jan Štifter leads a guided walk through the historic brothels of České Budějovice, inspired by his book Café Groll. Discover the stories of the city's most famous establishments and their traces in the modern city.
An escape game based on the true story of two Budějovice residents who were among the most successful Western agents of the 1950s. Players have 90 minutes to escape from a safe house in 1950 and reach the West.
