Multi-day exhibitions and festivals still on today.
An exhibition at the Bedřich Smetana Memorial explores the composer's family tree through photographs and genealogical records. Visitors discover the fates of his daughters from both marriages and see curious objects loaned by his descendants.
This exhibition marks the 200th anniversary of Vojta Náprstek's birth, a pioneering Czech entrepreneur and collector who founded one of the nation's earliest museums. Over 420 artefacts chronicle his life, collections, and influence on 19th-century Czech society.
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.
A comprehensive retrospective of Czech fashion designer Liběna Rochová, featuring over 125 garments and her private archive, exploring the intersection of fashion, art, and sculpture across seven immersive rooms.
Traditional witch-burning celebration at one of the region's largest bonfires, featuring the band Steakhaus, a beer festival, and hearty food on the Berounka riverbank.
A geological exhibition showcasing minerals, rocks and fossils from the Ostrava region, including rare Carboniferous holotypes and historic collections spanning over eighty years.
A permanent natural history exhibition showcasing the biotopes and landscapes of the Ostrava region, from agricultural land through floodplain forests to industrial cityscape.
A retrospective exhibition of Czech fashion designer Liběna Rochová traces her creative journey from 1980s experiments to the present, where garments become a language of the body and society.
The sixth edition of Pearl Hunters, a reading competition for children, returns with activities that encourage reading, text analysis, and fun ways to spend free time.
A wine-tasting tour through Velké Bílovice where visitors can explore up to 50 local wineries over the spring and summer months.
The tenth edition of the Czech Republic's largest non-commercial showcase of glass and jewellery features five thematic exhibitions exploring contemporary design, tradition, and innovative technologies.
An international jazz festival showcasing the current landscape of the genre, from established traditions to cutting-edge innovation.
A tour of the National Museum from basement to attic, revealing how the institution operates and its behind-the-scenes workings.
An exhibition of over 300 artworks from 1939–2021 exploring diverse approaches to artistic quality without hierarchy, from official art to unofficial creation.
Photography exhibition by Liběna Rochová capturing intimate moments and human relationships.
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 of art deco glassware and design by master craftspeople from the Valašské Meziříčí region.
An exhibition at Gočárova Gallery in Pardubice featuring contemporary art and creative projects.
Kryštof Brůha's site-specific installation in the courtyard of Galerie města Plzně, responding to its environment and evolving through natural processes.
An exhibition blending historical jewellery from the museum's collection with contemporary design. University students reimagined Art Nouveau and Art Deco pieces as modern fashion accessories.
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 talk exploring the history of Drobného Kindergarten housed in the historic Arnoldova Vila in Brno.
An interactive cipher game that guides you along the Macocha Educational Trail, turning an ordinary hike into an adventure.
A lecture exploring the Slovene language and its cultural context at Charles University's Faculty of Philosophy.
A lecture on the Albanian language and culture at Charles University's Faculty of Philosophy in Prague.
A lecture exploring the Latvian language and cultural context at Charles University's Faculty of Philosophy.
