An autobiographical prose by French anthropologist Nastassja Martin about a bear attack in Kamchatka and the subsequent process of healing from physical and psychological wounds.
A lecture on Karel Láník, a forgotten Brno architect who shaped the city's interwar residential construction. Part of the "Faces of Brno Architecture" series.
A lecture on the founding and operations of the Czechoslovak National Bank in the 1920s-30s, presented by Czech National Bank archivist Jakub Kunert on the occasion of the bank's centenary.
Traveller Ondra Tomšovský takes you to Thailand - from jungles and the Phi Phi Islands through Buddhist temples to encounters with local monks and the king cobra.
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.
A hands-on workshop where you design and create your own heat-transfer print on textiles using a plotter. Bring your own garment or purchase a canvas bag on site.