🏙 Events in Pelhřimov

5 events for the next 18 months

September 2026 (2 events)

Tue 1.9. 19:00 Divadlo Lubomíra Lipského, Pelhřimov from 690 Kč · ≈ 29 €

Bridgerton Music by Candlelight

A string quartet performs music from the beloved Bridgerton series in a candlelit atmosphere. The concert blends classical compositions with contemporary pop melodies.

concert Classical

Mon 21.9. 19:00 ✨ New Kulturní dům Máj, Pelhřimov

ŠVANCI SHOW - JÁ SU JÁ

Petr Švancara presents a new stand-up show packed with stories from his football career, TV behind-the-scenes moments, and his time on reality show Survivor. An authentic evening with the chance to meet the entertainer in person.

stand-up

October 2026 (1 events)

Mon 26.10. 19:00 ✨ New Kulturní dům Máj, Pelhřimov

Tigran Hovakimyan - Tigran is in Town - Pelhřimov

Armenian comedian Tigran Hovakimyan brings his stand-up special to Pelhřimov, delivering original humor and sharp observations.

stand-up

November 2026 (1 events)

Tue 24.11. 19:00 ✨ New Kulturní dům Máj, Pelhřimov

Václav Noid Bárta - Christmas Concert

Václav Noid Bárta, winner of the Golden Nightingale award, brings a Christmas concert to Pelhřimov filled with his characteristic energy and charisma. This performance by one of the most recognized interpreters of Czech music promises an evening steeped in festive spirit.

concert Pop

December 2026 (1 events)

Wed 9.12. 19:00 ✨ New Kulturní dům Máj, Pelhřimov

Martin Hranáč - CRAZY SHOW - Pelhřimov

Comedian Martin Hranáč brings his CRAZY SHOW full of humor, improvisation, and stories from the restaurant world. Together with his sister Štěpánka Šmídová, an unforgettable evening of irreverent and self-ironic comedy awaits.

stand-up

Past events (1 events)

Last 1 events that already happened.

From My Window to Yours — Gallery M, Pelhřimov, Pelhřimov

Sat 25.4. – Mon 1.6. Gallery M, Pelhřimov, Pelhřimov from 10 Kč · ≈ 0.4 €

(38 days)

From My Window to Yours

An exhibition combining expressive oil paintings by Eliška Matoušová with structured ceramics by Michaela Nejedlá, both inspired by the Vysočina landscape. Open until June 1 at Gallery M.

exhibition