A ten-week animation course where children create their own animated film in small groups, learning the complete process from script to final sound design.
Lecture at the Workers' House in Brno. Starts at 6:00 PM, free admission.
Guided tour of the Czech Republic's first open depository, where visitors can explore the collections of the Moravian Gallery.
A guided walk through Brno's city centre exploring interwar modernist architecture with guide Anna Korbášová. Discover works by Bohuslav Fuchs, Ernst Wiesner and other architects who shaped the city's modern identity.
Tereza and Luboš Kopecký share their experience hiking the three major American long-distance trails - 11,000 km across 22 US states.
Vesna invites people 50+ to discover volunteer work at the Wardrobe. Try out what the role involves and consider joining the volunteer team.
Hands-on contemporary embroidery workshop where you can create your own textile art, suitable for all skill levels.
Multi-day exhibitions and festivals still on today.
Accredited Czech language course for foreigners at level B1 in Brno. Suitable for those with basic knowledge who want to develop intermediate-level skills.
A series of themed walks and lectures organized by TIC BRNO showcasing the authentic city. Expert guides lead excursions year-round across many different dates and topics.
Virtual reality takes you on a tour of Brno's future main railway station. Put on VR glasses and walk through all parts of the building, which will be completed in 2035.
A lecture exploring the life and work of Josef Smýkal at the Technical Museum in Brno.
A lecture on the restoration of a rare articulated trolleybus prototype Škoda-Sanos from the Technical Museum Brno collection.
Pavel Hayek explores the history and meaning of art in a lecture at the Moravian Land Museum.
A lecture on art history from ancient times to the present at the Moravian Gallery in Brno.
A year-long lecture series exploring the major periods of art history from antiquity to contemporary times. Ideal for anyone seeking to deepen their knowledge or prepare for university studies in art history.