
Kristýna Barta Quintet
Czech jazz pianist Kristýna Barta performs with her international quintet, exploring themes of memory and identity through compositions from the album Red Landscape.

Czech jazz pianist Kristýna Barta performs with her international quintet, exploring themes of memory and identity through compositions from the album Red Landscape.

Two-day pass for Jazz Goes to Town festival (October 9-10, 2026) in Hradec Králové featuring leading jazz ensembles.

Legendary saxophonist Marcel Bárta presents his new project in its world premiere, followed by the international quartet BRIQUE with lyrical and experimental music.

Vojta Violinist performs original music blending Celtic melodies and world music with looper-layered violin, didgeridoo, and percussion, joined by singer-songwriter Myrith.

An exhibition by Eva Horská and Jakub Horský showcasing their artist books, textiles, and creative pieces that blend traditional letterpress with contemporary materials.

A dialogue exhibition by Slovak artists Veronika Rónaiová and Peter Rónai, contrasting photorealism and neo-realist painting with post-conceptual and multimedia art.

A special samba lesson as part of Dance 2026 Course B - an energetic and rhythmic dance experience.

A special samba dance lesson for participants in the Dance 2026 course.
Multi-day exhibitions and festivals still on today.

Full pass covering all concerts of Jazz Goes to Town 2026, an international festival with three decades of history, running 6-10 October in Hradec Králové.

A darkly comic film about the world's strongest man racing to convince humanity he can save them before his own catastrophe destroys everything.

A new horror film by director Zach Cregger following courier Bryan as he finds himself caught in the chaos of Raccoon City during a night filled with the infected and dark secrets.

An exhibition celebrating the historic Circle of Women Artists from the early 20th century, which championed women's professional status in art. Features works by Minka Podhajská, Julie Winterová-Mezerová, Anna Macková and other artists.

A new permanent exhibition at the Gallery of Modern Art explores Czech 20th-century art through critical examination of traditional categories like school, style, and generation. Over 180 works by 140 artists including Kubišta, Preisler, and Filla will be on display until January 2030.

An experiential installation in a historic wooden church from 1605 blends past and present through interactive elements and narration by actor Jaroslav Plesl. Suitable for curious visitors aged 7 and above.

Horror screening of Insidious: The Red Door at Bio Central. A supernatural thriller for fans of the franchise.

An animated fantasy comedy about two girls who discover a mysterious portal to an enchanted island and rediscover the power of friendship.

An action film about a retired soldier and his war dog fighting for survival after a plane crash in the Alaskan wilderness.

An exhibition showcasing the complete collection of 54 sculptures by Vladimir Preclík displayed as an open storage, complemented by additional works from the gallery's holdings.

The interactive sculpture Wish by Dušan Zahoranský invites visitors to create their own messages by manipulating movable letters in the heart of Hradec Králové.

A permanent exhibition exploring key artistic movements of the 20th century from the Mařák School to the 1990s, critically examining how categories shape our understanding of Czech modernism.

An exhibition dedicated to creative partnerships in art – married and life couples whose works were created in the context of the twentieth century. It demonstrates how personal relationships were reflected in their artistic practice.

Ukrainian artist Polina Davydenko presents photographs, videos, and installations examining home, memory, and daily life during wartime. A thoughtful exploration of how people, their histories, and landscapes are shaped by conflict.

A retrospective of Czech art historian and conceptual artist Karel Miler (1940-2025), bringing together works from the GMU with selected pieces from the Moravian Gallery.

An exhibition of black-and-white portraits by photographer Karolína Alexiová exploring what persists when color vanishes. A study of intimate connection between photographer and subject.