22 events for the next 18 months
Organ recital by Jaroslav Tůma, part of the Cheb Summer Organ Festival.
A street theatre and contemporary circus festival featuring live performances and acrobatic acts.
Chamber concert for clarinet, violin and organ, part of the Cheb Organ Summer festival.
A musical and theatrical performance featuring Pavel Richta at the Svoboda Cultural Centre in Cheb.
A concert by singers Lucie Marková and Kateřina Navrátilová in the Monastery Garden in Cheb. An evening of summer music in a scenic setting.
A concert featuring voice, trumpets and organ as part of the Cheb Summer Organ Festival.
Concert featuring Martina Trchová and Jaroslav Panuš, part of the Musical and Theatrical Summer series.
A summer archaeological day at the Cheb Museum exploring the ancient site of Pomezná. Interactive activities and hands-on introduction to archaeological research.
An exhibition exploring the traditional agricultural cycle and the farmer's year at the Cheb Museum.
A fairy tale performance by Divadlo B for children in Cheb.
A lecture about Pekelský Stream in the Aš region, a unique wetland ecosystem on the Czech-German border with rich biodiversity.
Jazz evening with Spinus Q at the cafe in Svoboda cultural centre in Cheb. Live music in an intimate setting.
British pianist and composer James Harries performs a concert in the Monastery Garden in Cheb.
Classical music concert at Cheb Cathedral starting at 5 PM in a historic venue.
A traditional harvest festival in Milíkov with family-friendly activities, crafts, and local food.
A puppet show for children featuring a magical story and amusing characters.
Armenian stand-up comedian Tigran Hovakimyan brings his special to Cheb with original humor, sharp observations, and infectious energy.
Petr Tomeček performs pan's flute in an intimate gallery setting, playing iconic melodies from "Love Story" to film scores, interspersed with personal stories about this enchanting instrument and his musical journey.
Dalibor Janda performs with his band Prototyp in a concert showcasing the Hurricane 365 Days programme.
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An adventurous tale of two unicorns trying to scatter an eternal cloud. An unconventional show full of music and surprises for children from age 4.
An evening of live music featuring Lukáš Réda, Stephanie Van Vleet, and the band La Resistans at Klub Divan.
One-day craft beer festival at the Main Colonnade in Mariánské Lázně featuring tastings from Czech breweries, competitions, live music, and activities for all ages.
British rock band The Moodies perform at Klub Divan.
An exhibition of photographs from a documentary photography workshop led by Jan Šibík in Cheb.
Music event DANZ HUN takes place in Cheb.
A relaxing art therapy session at Galerie 4 in Cheb, offering creative relaxation and artistic expression.
Performance by Jitka Hosprová at the Cheb Museum.
The distinctive Chebské dvorky festival returns to Cheb after three years, transforming the historic city centre with exhibitions, theatre, concerts and performances.
The 21st edition of the traditional Chebské Dvorky festival at Gallery 4. The event features a programme in the historic courtyards of the city.
The fourth edition of the largest wine festival in Bohemia features 18 wine producers, a food zone, and live music. Free entry; wine is served in festival glasses.
A project celebrating the songs of legendary singer Petr Novák, born from a birthday tribute and now a regular performance series in Cheb.
Jazz Cakes is a jazz trio from the Karlovy Vary region performing classic standards and popular hits in original arrangements. Frontwoman Lucie Víšková leads the band with upright bass and guitar.
Celebrating two decades of the pioneering Cheb–Marktredwitz landscape exhibition, the first cross-border art show of its kind in Czechia.
A retrospective exhibition of photographer Petr Hecht celebrating his 70 years, 50 years of photographic work, and 30 years with the Jára Cimrman Theatre. A selection of theatre photographs, portraits, landscapes, and sculptures.
A Cheb-based visual artist presents his subjective interpretation of the city through colored drawings and mixed media, creating visual puzzles with real foundations rather than literal depictions.
A rare still life by Karel Purkyně from 1861 featuring dead birds against a white background. The painting demonstrates Purkyně's contribution to establishing this genre as a major form in 19th-century Czech art.
A joint exhibition by Julie Daňhelová and Kryštof Kučera exploring the mining mythology of the Krušné Mountains through precise drawings, wooden objects, and historical fragments of local craftsmanship.
An exhibition of Veronika Holcová's paintings showcasing a distinctive artistic style with intense visual imagination. The works explore universal female experience through themes of the body, vulnerability, and strength.
