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An evening celebrating Bach as both poet and composer. Actor Vilém Udatný recites his poetry while mezzo-soprano Pavla Švestková performs songs and arias in five languages.
A hands-on workshop for decorating ceramic mugs at the Šumava Museum. Suitable for all ages.
A lecture on Czechoslovak-Swedish relations during World War II, presented by historian PhDr. Vendula Hingarová.
Greek metal band Suicidal Angels takes the stage at Ostrov Santos in Sušice.
A lecture on the Czech-Jewish movement as part of the debate over national identity in the Czech lands. Michal Konvalinka from the University of West Bohemia in Plzen will discuss how the Jewish community sought its place in the historical context.
A lecture on the fate of Jewish refugees in so-called no man's land in the late 1930s, when they found themselves beyond the responsibility of Central and Eastern European states.
A chamber music concert with two cellists and a violinist, part of the Music in Synagogues festival in the Plzeň region.
The 24th Fairy Tale Day at the Šumava Museum features actor Václav Vydra bringing fairy tale stories to life. Visitors are invited to wear fairy tale costumes.
A lecture exploring how 19th-century Jewish emancipation transformed the legal status and professional horizons of Jewish communities.
A walk through Sušice's tales and legends with a chance to uncover legendary treasure. An interactive expedition for curious listeners.
The klezmer trio NIMA performs at the Šumava Museum in Sušice, bringing traditional Jewish music to the stage.
The MLP Chamber Orchestra presents a classical music concert at the Šumava Museum in Sušice.
A spooky guided tour of Sušice for older children featuring mysterious stories, riddles, and treasure-hunt style tasks.
A guided walk through Sušice's history with a choice between visiting local landmarks or sampling beer from the town's brewery.
A sales exhibition of ceramics by two Šumava artists, Iveta Kůsová and Jarka Kolbeková, blending the region's natural beauty with traditional pottery craft.
A traveling exhibition about Czechoslovak refugees in Sweden during World War II, mapping stories of survival and humanitarian aid.
