A theatrically styled discussion with three prominent figures about overcoming sexualized violence and healing from trauma. Iris Kristeková, Renata Kalenská, and Jiří Kylar share their personal stories and experiences with post-traumatic stress.
A lecture by travelers Vandráci Vagamundos about their adventures on Papua New Guinea, featuring stories of local culture and nature.
Expert-led tour of Reissigova Villa, architect Leopold Bauer's first project from 1901-1902, a key example of geometric Secession architecture in the Czech lands.
A lecture on architect and designer Bohumír Čermák, who shaped Brno's character in the early 20th century. Art historian Pavla Cenková explores his modernist work and the influence of Viennese design.
A lecture on Kazakhstan featuring photographs and travel stories. Štěpán Vinkler explores the contrasts of this country - from mountains and glaciers to deserts and modern cities.
A lecture exploring how societies can build resilience against disinformation and its impact on public discourse.
A lecture exploring Václav Havel's life and legacy through the lens of his family history, ancestors, and relatives.
A practical first aid course organized by Brno-Bosonohy in partnership with the Czech Red Cross and Helago.
Arabist and traveler Lenka Hrabalová recounts her journeys across Mauritania and Afghanistan, meeting smugglers, armed forces, and remarkable figures across the Orient.
Tereza and Luboš Kopecký share their experience hiking the three major American long-distance trails - 11,000 km across 22 US states.
A lecture on mental health self-care and personal wellbeing practices in Brno.
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.
A lecture series exploring neo-avant-garde art from 1965 to 1980, combining talks on key figures and movements with original artworks and archival materials. Designed for all levels of interest in modern art.
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.
A lecture on art history from ancient times to the present at the Moravian Gallery in Brno.
Wanko shares his life story and deep ties to Brno in an intimate lecture at Arnold Villa.
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.