Jaromír Nohavica performs a solo recital with guitar and helicon, accompanied by accordionist Robert Kusmierski and percussionist Pavel Plánka, featuring songs from his latest album.
Čechomor celebrates 25 years of their most successful album Proměny with a grand tour featuring the original album, new songs, and guest vocalist Lenka Dusilová.
Czech folk legend Jaromír Nohavica takes the stage at Měšťanská beseda in Plzeň for an evening of his signature songs.
Photographer and traveler Tomáš Kubeš takes you on a journey through Indonesian islands – from orangutans in Borneo through shamans in Siberut to indigenous tribes of West Papua.
Three comedians deliver a sharp stand-up show about relationships, eroticism and the awkward side of daily life.
Czech rock band Krchoff Band plays at Zach's Pub in Plzeň.
An experimental theatre piece about artificial intelligence and video game characters who begin to act independently. Suitable for viewers aged 10 and up.
The PiKap Quartet explores the music of Haydn alongside works by 20th and 21st-century Jewish composers Ervin Schulhoff and Karel Šimandl.
Pecha Kucha Night Plzeň returns with the theme Memory - an evening of short personal presentations in the unique 20-slides-by-20-seconds format.
Multi-day exhibitions and festivals still on today.
A multi-sensory summer festival celebrating Baroque culture across the Plzeň Region with music, architecture, theatre, crafts, and cycling routes at dozens of historic sites.
An international competitive exhibition of graphic art featuring 45 artists from six countries. The 13th Rokycany Biennial showcases works from the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Serbia, Croatia, Poland, and Japan.
An interactive family exhibition where visitors shrink to cell size and explore the human body through games, challenges, and audiovisual installations.
A centennial exhibition dedicated to Hurvínek, the iconic Czech puppet, returning to its birthplace in Plzeň.
Pavel Niebauer explores aging and the passage of time through his artistic project ART ALTER EGO.
An exhibition exploring fashion at the turn of the century through the lens of Art Nouveau aesthetics and design.
An exhibition of 102 works by Czech sculptor and painter Zbyněk Sekal, spanning his entire creative career from the 1950s to his death in 1998, presented alongside his personal diary notes.
An exhibition marking 150 years since the founding of Pilsen's industrial school, which shaped the region's architecture and engineering heritage. Discover forgotten professors and their influential students through historical plans, photographs, and architectural models.
A chamber music evening series at Nepomuk in Plzeň. Classical music in an intimate atmosphere.
Pilsen Bike bike-sharing operates in Plzeň from March to November. Rent one of 300 yellow e-bikes from 156 stations across the city for 1 CZK per minute, with free 15-minute rides twice daily for monthly public transport pass holders.
The traditional Plzeň farmers' market in its 17th season offers seasonal produce, meat, cheeses and regional specialities every Saturday morning from March to December.
An exhibition of newly displayed artifacts from the Brewery Museum in Plzeň reveals previously hidden treasures from its collections.
An exhibition of hunting motifs in European prints at the West Bohemian Museum in Plzeň.
An exhibition of student works exploring the relationship between closeness and distance through painting, drawing, photography, and video art.
An exhibition of 102 works by Czech sculptor, painter and translator Zbyněk Sekal from exile, spanning his artistic career from the 1950s to 1998.
Season subscription for 2026/2027 at the Moving Station cultural centre in Plzeň, with the flexibility to choose from the full programme.