Easter and Czech Spring Traditions in Šatlava

From 3 March 2026 through summer, the underground spaces of Šatlava in the Mázhaus in Pardubice host a children's exhibition about Easter and Czech spring traditions. In a playful way, it explores the origins of Easter, explains Carnival, presents the May pole, and features witches. Visitors will learn not only about spring customs but also summer traditions that were part of village life for centuries. For older visitors, there is a letter-hunt game that guides them through the exhibition and highlights its details. The exhibition also includes an outdoor space with spring decorations and a tree where visitors can tie a ribbon and, according to folk tradition, welcome spring. Concurrently, from 3 March to 6 April, the ground floor of Mázhaus hosts the Spring Exhibition of students from the Polabiny Art School in Pardubice. Entry to Mázhaus is free; admission to Šatlava is 50 CZK per person (children under 3 free).