1302 events for the next 18 months
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.
Explore Tomáš Bata's golden pocket watch through augmented reality at the Zlín memorial. Scan a QR code to view a detailed 3D model on your phone and discover this historic Swiss timepiece in an innovative way.
A Romanian language and culture course at Charles University's Faculty of Philosophy in Prague, with early bird pricing available until 31 July 2026.
Every Sunday, Prague Botanical Garden in Troja offers guided tours of its vineyard and wine cellar, concluding with a tasting of wines produced on-site.
Guided tours of the vineyard and cellar with tasting at the Botanical Garden, which has managed the vineyard since 1995 and continues its medieval tradition.
An interactive guide to the services and resources of the Klementinum Library for students and researchers.
A lecture exploring the life and work of Josef Smýkal at the Technical Museum in Brno.
A guided tour exploring the history of the Benedictine abbey in Třebíč, its basilica, and monastic life. Available from April through October.
An event exploring the history and contemporary role of school gardens in our connection to nature.
An exhibition exploring how tourism evolved from personal adventure into a mass phenomenon reshaping landscapes and cities. Atrium Žižkov Gallery presents it as a living project that develops alongside its visitors.
A lecture exploring how travel evolved from personal adventure into a mass phenomenon reshaping cities and landscapes.
An educational programme for school groups exploring Baroque opera, where children discover emotions, gestures, and music through interactive experience.
A 7-workshop cycle for parents of children aged 2–12, focused on respectful parenting, better communication and conflict resolution in the family. Led by Ester Bezděk, a lecturer and coach with expertise in psychology and parenting.
A guided tour through a unique art collection displayed in a seven-room apartment setting. A personal host will introduce approximately 100 works and a rotating graphics cabinet with contemporary installations.
A guided tour of a 1912 Cubist villa featuring an exhibition of furniture and applied arts by leading Czech Cubist designers.
A 90-minute guided tour exploring the history and architecture of Kladno's distinctive tower buildings, including a model apartment, civil defence shelter, and rooftop views across the Czech landscape.
A guided tour of the Rudolf Jelínek distillery in Vizovice showcasing the tradition of fruit distillate production since 1894, including product tastings.
An educational workshop for school groups exploring water through hands-on experiments and artworks by Czech painters from the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries.
A four-part lecture series on herbs and their seasonal uses led by herbalist Jana Karglová. The first meeting, focused on spring, takes place on May 28 at Křtiny Castle.
An educational detective game for upper primary school students exploring life in Prague's Josefov ghetto in the late 19th century, examining social inequality and gender roles through art and history.
An interactive educational workshop for primary school students exploring still-life paintings through sensory engagement and creative comic-making activities.
Extended factory tour of the historic Rudolf Jelínek distillery in Vizovice, featuring tastings, museum exhibits, and a behind-the-scenes look at traditional fruit distillate production methods.
Interactive programme for schoolchildren about a medieval scriptorium where students try writing with quill pens and painting illustrations based on authentic artworks.
A thirty-minute tasting of four premium fruit spirits at the legendary Rudolf Jelínek distillery in Vizovice.
An educational programme for schools exploring baroque art through legends, theatre and music. Participants will learn to recognize baroque style characteristics and interpret works by renowned artists.
An educational workshop for school groups exploring medieval painting from the age of Charles IV. Children learn about Theodoric's workshop and create their own artwork using egg tempera technique.
An interactive programme for young children exploring colours, their properties, and symbolism through storytelling and games. Children discover colours directly in front of medieval paintings in the monastery.
An interactive programme exploring poet and visual artist Jiří Kolář's innovative techniques, where secondary school students create their own visual poems and discover concrete poetry.
An educational programme for school groups where students sketch directly in the gallery and create their own interpretations of works from the 1939–2021: The End of the Black and White Era exhibition.
An educational workshop for secondary and upper secondary students exploring Emperor Rudolf II's art collection and Mannerism, with a creative studio activity at Schwarzenberg Palace.
An educational programme for school groups where students walk through the 1796–1918 exhibition and record their impressions through sketching. Suitable for primary and secondary school students.
A lecture on traditional customs of the Olomouc region and their inclusion in the cultural heritage register. Learn about processions, pilgrimages, and craft traditions of the area.
A project for young readers at the Plesná Municipal Library where children discover interesting books and stories.
A guided tour of sites linked to the Žerotín family, an important Moravian noble dynasty.
A guided tour of a Romanesque and Baroque church featuring the monastery crypt and lapidarium. The tour lasts approximately one hour and begins at TIC Louka.
Expert-led tour of Adolf Loos's iconic Winternitz Villa, featuring architectural insights and prosecco. Saturday mornings and afternoons in Prague.
A guided tour of the National Library for students, exploring the institution's history and modern services.
Interactive tour of the historic Baroque Clementinum exploring its evolution from the 17th century to today, designed for primary school groups.
An interactive museum tour with a mysterious story. Uncover hidden details and solve puzzles as you explore this historic site.
The Vlastivědné Museum in Olomouc showcases the Objevuj památky project, which links remarkable heritage sites where visitors find something fresh to discover on every return.
Educational programme held on Fridays at the Centre of Traditional Technologies in Příbor.
A relaxing session blending yin yoga, breathing techniques, and aromatherapy with essential oils.
A lecture revealing experts' confirmation of Josef Mánes' participation in ornamental decoration of the orangery. Researchers will share their findings.
A fun creative art circle for children combining play and visual art at Horácká galerie.
Accredited Czech language course for foreigners at level B1 in Brno. Suitable for those with basic knowledge who want to develop intermediate-level skills.
The Vlastivědné Museum in Olomouc is launching new educational programs for the 2026/2027 school year. Schools can choose from interactive lessons and workshops focused on local history and culture.
Join the curators of Prague Botanical Garden for guided tours of the exhibitions every Thursday from April through September. Learn about plants and their stories directly from the experts.
A creative workshop for schools exploring how architecture communicates through material and form, with hands-on model-building inspired by Czech modernist buildings.
A practical workshop series exploring the Finnish concept of forest mind to build everyday skills for mental balance and well-being in nature.
An educational programme for secondary schools examining the interconnection between medieval art and literature through specific artworks and texts.
A lecture on the restoration of a rare articulated trolleybus prototype Škoda-Sanos from the Technical Museum Brno collection.
A hands-on drawing workshop exploring line-based techniques for anyone interested in creative mark-making and visual expression.
Educational workshop for school groups exploring the Virgin Mary in medieval art, with a hands-on watercolour painting session.
A poetry and verse programme at the Municipal Museum in Kralupy nad Vltavou.
An interactive 90-minute programme where primary school students explore the history and purpose of galleries through role-play and hands-on artistic activities.
Pavel Hayek explores the history and meaning of art in a lecture at the Moravian Land Museum.
A dance course designed for students at the House of Culture in Hodonín.
Dance lessons for adults at the House of Culture in Hodonín.
Advanced French language course for teenagers aged 10-15 in Olomouc.
A movement workshop for children aged 4-6 where kids discover the joy of movement and creativity through games and imagination. Twelve sessions with flexible Pay What You Can pricing.
A weekly workshop for children aged 7-12 exploring theatre, film, music, and visual art. No performance pressure - the focus is on creative joy and experimentation.
A lecture on art history from ancient times to the present at the Moravian Gallery in Brno.
Interactive French language workshop for children aged 8-12, combining language learning with games and entertainment.
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 practical course on communicating with deaf people, designed for beginners and those with some prior experience.
A creative studio class for children aged 12-14 at the National Gallery. Young participants can experiment and develop their artistic skills.
A medium-term art course at Ekocentrum PALETA for creative people seeking to slow down and explore painting and mixed techniques in a stress-free environment. Ten sessions of 120 minutes each, every Tuesday from September through December.
Weekly creative workshop for children aged 6-8 at the National Gallery.
A workshop exploring contemporary calligraphy where you can experiment with different techniques and create in a mindful atmosphere.
An inspiration forum exploring trajectories and new directions within the Lab project.
Weekly creative workshop for children aged 9-11 at the National Gallery.
An educational programme about medieval saints for primary school students. Children will explore legends and medieval artworks, then create their own legend as a comic strip.
A creative workshop for children aged 9-11 at the National Gallery. The Thursday studio provides a space for artistic experimentation and hands-on creation.
A school programme for kindergartens inspired by Zdenek Rykr's work, where children create sculptural images and memory imprints from everyday objects.
Awards ceremony for the Seifertovy Kralupy 2026 literary competition, featuring Karolína Shipstead and her work "I'd Rather Just Paint".
A four-day course on Rider Waite tarot practice, card interpretation, and client communication techniques.
A dance course taught by the Cíchovi couple from Dance Stod dance school in Domažlice.
A therapeutic music relaxation session in Luhačovice combining music with relaxation and body restoration.
An autumn lecture series examining how museums serve as guardians of collective memory and historical witnesses.
A lecture on nuclear energy and modern nuclear technologies at the FJFI faculty of the Czech Technical University.
Guided tours of Prague's Industrial Palace. Currently sold out.
An interactive walk through Kynžvart Castle exploring the life of Prince Metternich and his pivotal role in 19th-century European history.
A lecture exploring the Slovene language and its cultural context at Charles University's Faculty of Philosophy.
A traveller's story of a kayaking expedition from the Alps to the Mediterranean and North Sea, seen from a paddler's perspective.
A lecture exploring the Latvian language and cultural context at Charles University's Faculty of Philosophy.
A guided tour of the Vít Soukup RETRO? exhibition at Václav Špála Gallery. Free entry.
Wanko shares his life story and deep ties to Brno in an intimate lecture at Arnold Villa.
An educational programme about the role of earthworms in nature, running all month at Děčín Zoo.
An interactive session for English learners to practice speaking and reading naturally by discussing literature together.
A lecture on the Albanian language and culture at Charles University's Faculty of Philosophy in Prague.
A lecture exploring the life and work of Josef Borovička, a notable museum director from the Renaissance period.
A hands-on ceramic workshop at the Šumava Museum where participants explore traditional shamotte clay techniques and sculpt their own ceramic cat.
A traditional series of four expert lectures in Mikulov, held in October and November at Mikulov Castle. Free admission.
Free year-long Czech course for teenagers aged 15-18 preparing to enter a Czech school. Admission is by competitive selection.
Two-day oil painting workshop with Toy_Box for beginners and experienced painters looking to develop their personal artistic style.
A series of lectures and debates in the cultural space AULA at Jiráskovo Gymnasium. The second season (October 2026 - June 2027) features at least 16 programmes with experts from science, politics, psychology and culture.
The third workshop in the series focuses on developing personal strength, willpower and autonomy through solar plexus chakra work.
Guided tour of the Judith Tower, one of Prague's oldest structures, led by art historians and members of the Club for Old Prague. Discover Romanesque architecture and a remarkable medieval relief.
A traditional October event honouring Czech traveller Dr. Emil Holuba, featuring a travel lecture on Eastern Africa and an excursion to Vienna.
Guided tour of the Art Nouveau Thonet Villa in Koryčany with art historian Petra Svobodová, exploring the history of the famous furniture company and the villa's architecture.
A weekend partner dance workshop emphasizing natural movement and connection between dancers without worrying about technique.
A guided bike tour through Prague's centre with transport urbanist Tomáš Cach, exploring recent and upcoming transport and urban planning changes across the city.
A guided tour of the "1956-1989: Architecture for All" exhibition exploring housing and prefabrication in Czechoslovak architecture, led by art historian Eva Novotná.
A discussion by three prominent figures on societal resilience: philosopher Alice Koubová, writer Martin M. Šimečka, and poet Michal Tallo explore hope and resilience in contemporary society.
Poet and slam artist Lucie Vondrýsková performs an author reading with pianist Dominik Ulbrich accompanying her work.
A debate on Václav Havel and hope in the modern world featuring Belarusian dissident Maxim Znak, Turkish composer Zülfü Livaneli, and Irish lawyer Bill Shipsey. Moderated by Iranian artist Azadeh Kangarani.
Three Czech authors present readings on contemporary masculinity within the ANDROS exhibition space, exploring themes of strength and vulnerability through poetry and prose.
British author Missouri Williams, whose novel made the Booker Prize longlist, presents her work in Prague, moderated by Czech poet Marek Torčík.
Palestinian poet Ghájath Almadhún presents his work in conversation with Czech writer Jonáš Zbořil. This hour-long English-language programme explores poetry that interweaves personal loss with histories of violence and displacement.
Rudolf Merkner, creator of the iconic series Vyprávěj, recounts the making of his legendary work. An insider's look at the creation and filming of a beloved Czech series.
English-guided tour of Adolf Loos's architectural masterpiece from 1932, revealing the villa's history and the philosophy of Raumplan.
Part of Sportfilm festival: screenings of Věčná touha and Ondrova hvězda, Márovo peklo with a discussion featuring director Marek Holeček.
Ukrainian author Max Kidruk presents the second volume of his fantasy series "The New Dark Age" - the novel "Collapse". The event features a lecture on the scientific basis of the book, discussion of the series' future direction, and time for book signings.
A guided tour of Prague Castle's gardens with guide Monika Miličičová. Discover the castle's history, Rudolf II's zoo, and Europe's earliest flowering plants.
The fifth edition of a dance and social etiquette course designed for young people. The event takes place at the Kulturní dům Ostrov in Havlíčkův Brod.
A guided tour of Jihlava's new multifunctional arena with architect Ondřej Chybík. Discover the 2025 building that serves as HC Dukla's home stadium and the city's cultural hub.
A discussion with British artist Tom de Freston and South African visual artist Conrad Botes about their exhibition inspired by Géricault's iconic Raft of the Medusa. Includes exhibition entry.
A creative workshop at Divadlo Lampion in Kladno offering hands-on artistic activities for participants.
A guided tour of the monastery exploring the history of monastic life and the architectural transformations of this Benedictine complex from the 11th to 18th century.
A guided tour exploring the history and decline of Hutska Street in Kladno, examining how this once-vibrant neighbourhood lost its urban character and what the future might hold.
A guided architectural tour of Prague's historic passages and arcades with architect Štěpán Beneš, exploring how these 19th-century structures reshaped the city center.
An interactive workshop for children aged 6-12 where they can try their hand at architecture and design their dream home, organized by Artschool.cz at the Faculty of Architecture VUT.
Architectural tour of Hotel Růže, a Renaissance building from the 16th century, exploring its transformation from Jesuit college to one of Český Krumlov's most important landmarks.
A lecture and guided tour exploring how Biedermeier style shaped domestic life and interior culture in 19th-century Prague, led by historian Maria Firtova.
A lecture on the history and current state of Slovak post-war department stores. Art historian Karolína Králiková explores how these symbols of modernization became part of cities' cultural heritage and their role today.
A guided tour of three palaces designed by architect Pavel Kupka on the left bank of the Vltava, led by architecture historian Radomíra Sedláková.
A lecture exploring the life and work of Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, one of the most influential architects of the twentieth century, presented by architectural historian Martin Pavlíček.
A lecture celebrating the life and work of German-American architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe on the 140th anniversary of his birth, held as part of Architecture Day.
Philosopher Václav Němec discusses Václav Havel's legacy and the relevance of his ideas to modern times, marking what would have been Havel's 90th birthday.
A guided tour of the iconic 1912 Cubist house with guide Kristina Václavů. Visitors will explore the building's history, representative interiors, and an exhibition on living in Cubist spaces.
An identification talk for mineral enthusiasts where participants can have their finds identified and hear collectors' experiences.
Guided tour of a modernist collective housing building in Litvínov with editor Jan Beneš. An architectural experiment from 1947-1958 featuring shared services designed for chemical plant workers' families.
Interactive tour of Schwarzenberg Palace with a creative workshop for children aged 6+, exploring how people lived in the suburbs and creating their own artwork.
An interactive circus workshop for young children and their parents, featuring juggling, acrobatics, and games led by experienced trainers.
A guided tour of Strahov Stadium led by Tom Bílý. Visitors will see the presidential lounge, stands, and galleries. Advance ticket purchase is required.
A guided tour of the historic Husův sbor in Vršovice, exploring the 1930 architectural masterpiece by Truksa and Janák and its rich theatrical heritage.
Interactive weekend workshops for children aged 6 and up, where they will learn the basics of puppet theatre and try operating different types of puppets under the guidance of a professional puppeteer.
A commemorative gathering honouring the 90th birthday of Václav Havel at the Tyjátr club in Svitavy.
A lecture exploring architect Rudolf Schindler's vision of architectural space, held at Villa Tugendhat.
A guided walking tour through the historic Vinohrady neighbourhood, exploring its architecture, notable figures, and transformation from a barren area into an elegant district.
An expert-led tour of a hospital complex in Plzeň exploring green infrastructure, ecological roofs, and sustainable design in healthcare buildings.
A guided walk through the revitalized Lochotínský Park exploring its renovation principles, vegetation design, and public space improvements.
A guided walk through Upper Nusle with historian Michal Šedivý, uncovering the stories, history, and legends of this overlooked Prague neighbourhood.
Solar observation at the Jindřichův Hradec Observatory. A perfect event for astronomy enthusiasts and families.
Former Culture Minister Daniel Herman leads visitors through the grand rooms of Hluboká Castle, sharing insights from his own student days.
A guided tour exploring two historic workers' colonies in Kročehlav with an expert in Kladno's industrial past.
Guided tour of the Kolonie Svoboda residential complex, a 1920s architectural ensemble designed by František Albert Libra and led by architectural historian Radomíra Sedláková.
Architectural historians Martin Strakoš and Romana Rosová discuss the evolution of rental and residential housing in Opava from the 19th century to modern times.
A guided tour of Prague's largest housing estate exploring its innovative urban planning, architecture, and public spaces with expert commentary.
A children's workshop in Japanese kintsugi technique, where kids will create animals and decorative objects from porcelain shards. For ages 9 to 13.
A guided architectural tour of Olomoucká Street in Opava with historian Václav Hájek, exploring how this turn-of-the-century street evolved from grand urban architecture to suburban character.
A guided tour exploring Prague's symbols and history through the lens of Dan Brown's novel, visiting Prague Castle, St. Vitus Cathedral, and Wallenstein Garden.
A lecture on the evolution of furniture from handcrafted pieces to mass production, exploring how chairs, tables, and cabinets changed and why quality craftsmanship often outweighs quick, cheap alternatives.
A documentary about footballer John Terry followed by a panel discussion at the Sportfilm festival.
A guided tour of two Dejvice inner courtyards being transformed into shared community spaces. Discover the phases and practical steps behind these urban renewal projects.
A discussion about a film based on Philippe Croizon's remarkable true story of recovery and determination after losing all four limbs in an accident.
A guided tour of a Prague courtyard public space with landscape architect Tereza Rapsová, exploring shared living and the role of public gardens in urban life.
A guided architectural tour of Letná and Bubeneč exploring interwar residential buildings and villas, led by architect Zuzana Ilinčevová.
A guided walk with artist Epos 257 exploring his Dýmová Hill project, which examines homelessness and the use of public space in Prague.
Meet the filmmakers behind "Bigger than ever" at this Q&A session during the Sportfilm Festival Liberec.
Premiere of the first episode of a documentary series about Slavia Prague's women's football team, following players through a challenging season. A Q&A with the filmmakers follows the screening.
Meet the filmmakers behind Bojovník, a sports documentary, at the Sportfilm Festival Liberec. An intimate conversation about the film's creation and vision.
A talk about finding beauty in literature and the Carpathian landscape, examining how mountain scenery has inspired writers across the ages.
Architectural walk through Prague's Ořechovka district exploring First Republic villas and design, led by guide Petr Ryska.
An architectural walk through Velešín featuring new urban projects, followed by a public discussion on the future of the housing estate.
A guided tour of an experimental 1960s prefabricated house with an architect, exploring its history, construction, and ongoing renovations. The tour includes a new exhibition with photographs, plans, and a model of the house.
A long-running talk show featuring in-depth conversations with notable guests from culture, sports, and public life, hosted by veteran journalist Honza Dědek.
Expert-led tours of Prague's historic New Town Hall, showcasing its architecture and rich history.
A lecture exploring the history and fate of noble estates during the era of presidential decrees, held at Slatiňany Castle.
A video lecture by music critic Pavel Klusak mapping Nick Cave's life and work across nineteen chapters, from his Australian origins through his Berlin years to the present day.
The Bittner brothers bring a live episode of the satirical podcast Škrty focused on the Czech housing crisis, its causes, and concrete solutions.
Eight candidates for Prague mayor debate before municipal elections, moderated by Eva Mikulecká and Michael Rozsypal.
Historian Leo Pavlát presents the diary of Věra Mahlerová, a Jewish girl from Prague who died in the Holocaust. Her 1941-1942 entries document school, scouting, and life in the Theresienstadt ghetto during Nazi persecution.
A ten-week animation course where children create their own animated film from script to finished sound design.
Opening lesson of an autumn dance course for young people at Gregoriades Dance School, led by dance masters Nikola Gregoriades and Jana Gregoriadesová.
A raw and honest account of a polar expedition on Kungsleden, exploring physical limits, friendship, and the personal trials that tested one woman's spirit.
An evening of words and music featuring actress Tereza Kostková and cardiac surgeon Prof. Jan Pirk, moderated by Václav Žmolík as part of the Stars and Starlets festival.
A guided tour of Prague's historic New Town Hall, exploring its architecture and history with an expert guide.
An interactive evening of emotional sharing and personal stories in the heartcore spirit. A gathering for those seeking deeper connection and authentic communication.
Meet the architects of KOGAA studio for a guided tour of their innovative projects exploring sustainable housing, urban regeneration, and alternative forms of community living.
A guided tour of the early 20th-century Neo-Baroque Kramář Villa, the official residence of the Czech Prime Minister, with expert commentary on its architecture and interiors.
A guided tour of a historic 1888 villa designed by Viennese architects for a prominent textile family. The interiors were later transformed by Leopold Bauer, a key figure of Viennese modernism.
A guided walk exploring Prague's Readable Prague wayfinding system and how it helps people navigate the city. Led by an urban planner from the Prague Institute of Planning and Development.
A guided walk exploring Prague's Readable Prague wayfinding system and how it helps people navigate the city. Led by an urban planner from the Prague Institute of Planning and Development.
A guided tour of the 1902 Reissigova villa, once considered the most modern house of its era. Architecture historian Dagmar Černoušková reveals how Leopold Bauer combined technical innovation with luxurious interior design and landscaping.
A conversation with Czech writer Kateřina Surmanová, author of mystery thrillers, discussing her books and literary work.
A practical healthy cooking course in Blatná. Learn to prepare delicious and nutritious dishes.
Historian Leo Pavlata's lecture on the diary of a Jewish girl, Vera Mahlerova, who perished during the Holocaust. Her entries reveal life in the ghetto and the persecution she endured.
A lecture on Portugal's Fishermen's Trail - wild Atlantic coastline, practical trekking tips and personal travel experiences.
A debate with political scientist Ivan Krastev exploring the current crisis of democracy and its roots.
Public recording of Mirka Vaňura's new true crime podcast featuring interviews with criminology and forensic medicine experts.
An educational programme for primary school students exploring the Gardens below Prague Castle and its history.
A tour of the Rothmayer Villa, an authentic masterpiece of Czech interwar modernism from 1928-1929 that seamlessly integrates architecture, interior design, and landscape.
Regular Monday yoga sessions at Hotel Zámek Valeč suitable for all fitness levels.
A lecture exploring the medieval history of Vysočina, with focus on the territories between Bočkonov and Smilův Brod.
An educational initiative for older adults designed to help them master digital technologies and internet tools.
A practical lecture for seniors on managing unwanted phone calls and dealing with phone-related nuisances.
An open forum exploring how to build resilient culture in response to climate challenges.
Open Brazilian zouk dance classes for all levels, held every Monday at Kampus Hybernská. A friendly community where students and dance enthusiasts can learn and connect.
An interactive programme for children exploring the history and stories of Jihlava through engaging storytelling.
A lecture about life in an Indonesian village on Java, told through the eyes of a Czech woman who lives there and shares her experiences and stories.
A Feldenkrais method session to improve mobility and reduce muscle tension through conscious work with muscle synergy.
A travel lecture by Helena Janáčková about cycling and hiking routes through the Bernese Alps.
Historian Blanka Soukupová examines antisemitism in interwar Czechoslovakia, tracing its presence in politics, society, and public discourse.
Travel lecture about Ireland by Jiří Hošek at Jihlava City Library.
An engaging lecture exploring the history of religious orders, ideal for anyone interested in history and spirituality.
A literary evening with two authors sharing their stories and experiences in an intimate one-on-one setting.
A book launch about Ancient Egypt with an archaeologist. The author will discuss pyramids, tombs, temples and daily life in one of the world's oldest civilizations.
Travel talk by Jiří Kalát about the Hadrian's Wall Path route across England from east to west.
Travel lecture about Gambia, Africa's smallest nation, led by experienced traveler Jiří Kafíno Kafka.
A lecture on ancient Egyptian and Mesopotamian art and its impact on totalitarian art, with a chance to explore the villa and its current exhibition.
A travel programme celebrating six years of journeys across the Czech Republic, featuring the most beautiful stories and unforgettable experiences.
Seven-week beginner dance course for adults with a final dance evening. Starts on Sunday at the Sokol Hall.
A fairy-tale programme for children at the Prague City Library's Hostivař branch.
Guided tour of Prague's iconic 1934 functionalist building with architectural historian Radomíra Sedláková. Learn about the architecture of Honzík and Havlíček and the history of Prague's first skyscraper.
A guided tour of the Czech Republic's first children's hospice with the project's architect. Discover the architecture of this award-winning building that provides care and support to families in difficult situations.
A guided tour of the architectural conversion of the Ferona warehouse into modern housing that preserves industrial heritage, presented by the A69 architekti team.
A performative audio walk with artist Markéta Kinterová exploring public space between Slavie stadium, Eden shopping centre, and the Vlasta housing estate. The walk combines narration with direct experience of movement through the city.
A documentary screening and historical discussion exploring the post-war displacement of German-speaking populations from Czechoslovakia and its lasting social and demographic effects on northern Bohemia.
Musician Allan Mikušek and hockey player Václav Stupka meet for an informal conversation on the Fajront talk show, hosted by Andrej Zvolenský.
A discussion programme F-TALK about the decision to stay or leave. Event at Dejvické Divadlo in Prague.
An open readers' club discussing Anna Cima's novel connecting Prague and Tokyo. A gathering for anyone who has read the book and wants to share their thoughts.
Hands-on workshop covering essential Chalk Paint™ techniques - from shabby finishes and crackling to patina effects and wax application.
A meditative session exploring Osho Kundalini meditation, combining movement, dance, and conscious presence to release deep tension.
A monthly gathering of readers at the municipal library where people read and share their favourite books.
A live podcast recording with moderator Miloš Pokorný and chef Zdeněk Pohlreich. Unfiltered talk, celebrity guests, and unpredictable twists.
Eight athletes from various sports share their stories in a fast-paced talk show at Royal Theatre & Club Chic. Early bird tickets 200 CZK (until September 6).
An architecture lecture exploring Prague's urban renewal in the Podskalí district, led by architect Zdeněk Lukeš.
An educational programme for seniors exploring digital literacy and contemporary technology skills.
Astrophysicist Stanislav Ohera presents a lecture on neutron stars and kilonovae at the Cultural Centre in Uherské Hradiště.
František FF Brukner reads from his novel Zhýralci, exploring mental health and psychiatric care through the story of a Prague writer, with live music from Garita.
A series of open performer's workshops exploring improvisation, movement, voice and text. Led by Mish Rais and Jana Novorytová, welcoming both experienced performers and beginners.
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 for parents on supporting children's learning. Discover practical tips for motivating and helping your child succeed in school at the castle courtyard in Kuřim.
An architectural walking tour through one of Prague's most beautiful parks, exploring the history and design of Riegrovy Sady.
Guided tour of iconic Czechoslovak design objects from the 1950s-1990s, exploring the materials and forms that defined the era's domestic aesthetics.
A lecture on medieval Ostrava's architecture and domestic life from the 13th to 16th century, led by archaeologist Zbyněk Moravec.
A free trial lesson in movement work with emotions for students, parents, and children aged 3-8, with no experience required.
The third edition of K smrti dobrý kafe brings a film screening about mortality, intimacy, and human connection, followed by an open discussion.
The opening lecture of a neo-avant-garde history course explores Jiří Valoch's archives, collection, and artistic practice within Czechoslovak and international contexts.
Political podcast Kecy & Politika returns to Havlíčkův Brod with hosts Bohumil Pečinka and Petros Michopulos discussing the upcoming municipal elections.
A multimedia tribute to Václav Havel featuring an animated film, dramatic readings from his letters, and an interactive quiz with students from a Prague conservatory.
Travel lecture by Víti Dubec about Ecuador - volcano climbs, jungle expeditions, and Pacific Ocean relaxation. Part of the ExpeNight series organized by Expeditionclub.
Michal Viewegh explores humor as a way to face life's hardest moments - illness, fear, and loss of control. A personal account of how to laugh at what cannot be changed.
Architecture historian Adam Štěch presents an illustrated lecture on radical and experimental residential designs of the 20th century, from German Expressionism to Japanese conceptual architecture.
A talk with the notable figure Milada Měsícová at Telegraph in Olomouc, exploring her life and work through discussion.
Traveller Jakub Frank shares stories about Sri Lanka - its oceans, jungles, tea plantations and surfing waves. The lecture explores local culture, traditions and the challenges of sustainable tourism.
A special Dance Fit class combining contemporary dance with functional movement, suitable for all ages and experience levels.
Guided tour of the most beautiful parts of Clementinum: the Mirror Chapel, Baroque Hall, and Astronomical Tower.
A lecture exploring the history and architecture of Prague's most famous hotels and the remarkable stories connected to them.
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A guided walk exploring the architectural evolution of Opava's Kateřinky neighbourhood, from original urban design to modern housing estates.
A travellers' afternoon in Rožmitál pod Třemšínem showcases interesting places and travel inspiration.
Learn the fundamentals of glass blowing with instructor Marcela Růžičková at the North Bohemian Museum in Liberec.
A conversation about Václav Havel with actor Daniel Kroupa and musical accompaniment by Dana Vertiga.
An excursion at Geopark Říčany exploring trilobites, dinosaurs, and other fossils from Earth's ancient past.
Guided architectural tours exploring Pardubice's notable buildings and urban design.
Autumn dance courses for adults in Kroměříž offer three levels of difficulty - bronze, silver, and gold.
Learn acrylic painting alla prima technique at this hands-on workshop in Znojmo.
A night architectural tour of Hotel Medlov with its owners, revealing the building's technical systems, history since 1933, and an exhibition of Antonín Šuman's iconic chairs.
The 26th Šumperk Pecha Kucha Night features over ten speakers presenting their projects as part of the Days of Architecture festival. Refreshments and an afterparty with DJ eMdot Pantlík.
Fifth annual styling workshop with fashion trendsetter Zuzana N. Stráská exploring capsule wardrobes and autumn/winter 2026 trends.
A portrait of figure skater Ondrej Nepela after his Olympic gold medal in Sapporo 1972, exploring his clash with the communist regime and personal crisis, followed by a talk with the filmmakers.
Philosopher and theologian Tomáš Halík delivers a lecture on hope at the TEMPLFEST festival in Ostrava.
Robert Richardson presents his book "White Devil", an exploration of historical and social dimensions of the topic.
A dramaturgical introduction to "End of Spring" at the Na Zábradlí Theatre with free admission.
French author Marie NDiaye discusses her magical realist fiction, literary prizes, and novels including a Booker Prize finalist with poet Guillaume Basset.
Vladimír Merta discusses Václav Havel's play Audience in commemoration of the playwright's 90th birthday.
Doc. Ivo Štefan explores the archaeological origins of the parish network in a lecture at Sázava Monastery.
Learn how to repair and creatively transform your favourite clothes with embroidery and other techniques, turning flaws into unique design features.
A documentary portrait of Italian alpine skier Alberto Tomba followed by a live discussion. The film traces his journey from childhood through career highlights to life after competitive skiing.
Lecture on Czech interwar villa architecture with curator Adam Štěch, tracing the evolution from art deco through functionalism to organic design.
A guided tour of the historic Karlín Barracks, a 19th-century neoclassical building with a rich military past. Today it hosts a cultural centre and an art school.
Turkish composer, writer, and intellectual Zülfü Livaneli discusses his work across music, literature, and film. A 60-minute talk with Czech interpretation.
Honza Vojtko explores relationships and communication - how to better understand those we love.
A guided tour of an experimental house from 1961, the first attempt at prefabricated family housing in Czechoslovakia. Architect Karel Hubáček lived here with his family, and today the building is part of the North Bohemian Museum with an exhibition about his life and work.
A guided architectural tour of Prague's Prosec district with historian Dalibor Prix, tracing the area's evolution from medieval church to modern housing estate.
A guided walk exploring how Žižkov's rental housing evolved in the early 20th century, shaped by avant-garde architecture, hygiene standards, and urban modernization.
A guided tour exploring late Gothic art in Bohemia during the Jagiellonian period, tracing the transition from medieval to early modern times at the Convent of St. Agnes.
A guided tour exploring Egon Schiele's iconic drawing and paintings with NGP curator Petra Kolářová. Discover hidden details and research insights from a leading expert on the collection.
A gathering for seniors at HaDivadlo featuring moderated discussion, shared reflection on the evening's programme, and space to exchange experiences. Starts at 16:00, admission 50 CZK.
Leading architecture historian Zdeněk Lukeš discusses František Zelenka, a Kutná Hora native who was an architect, graphic designer, and theatre artist.
A guided historic tram tour through Prague's brownfields and their transformation into new neighborhoods, led by an IPR Prague moderator as part of Architecture Day.
A guided historic tram tour through Prague's brownfields and urban transformation sites, led by an urban planning expert. The 90-minute journey departs at 14:00 and 15:30 from Karlínské náměstí.
Guided tour of the interwar Villa Irene with historian Lubomír Zeman during Architecture Day, featuring normally closed interiors and art deco details.
A guided cycling tour exploring notable examples of panel architecture in Opava, led by architectural historian Martin Pavlíček.
Architecture Day at Hotel Medlov showcases a 1933 functionalist building and its 1970s modernist renovation. Visitors will tour an authentic period room, view an exhibition of iconic chairs, and enjoy all-day themed tours.
An architectural tour of an early-2000s family home presented by its designer, Zdeněk Zavřel. This distinctive building merges timber and traditional materials with panoramic countryside views.
Ukrainian writer Oksana Zabužko shares her experience of war and a new essay on memory and identity at DOX. The conversation is led by Czech poet Marie Iljašenko.
Guided walking tour of Mala Strana with guide Monika Miličičová. Discover the history and landmarks of one of Prague's oldest districts from Valdstein Garden through Charles Bridge to Kampa Island.
An adult art workshop led by artist Eva Chudomelová, inspired by her exhibition "When the Deer Calls".
An event exploring urban architecture through guided tours and lectures at the Gallery of Modern Art.
A historical walk through Bohnice exploring the psychiatric hospital, old streets, and the former cemetery of the hospital. Approximately 3 hours.
Guided tours of the wastewater treatment plant in Plzen, explaining how wastewater is treated and returned to the river.
A three-hour workshop on game music and sound design with producers Ancestral Vision and Oliver Torr. Combines theoretical analysis of sound in games with hands-on practice in Ableton Live.
A guided walk through historic Hradcany exploring the district's rich history and notable figures, with easy terrain and optional café visit afterwards.
Guided tour of a restored 1930s functionalist villa with art historian Aleš Pospíšil. Learn about architect František Zelenka and the building's transformation from a family home to a social care facility.
A guided architectural tour of Kladno's historic sports facilities, exploring how the city's sports enclave developed from the early 20th century to today.
A guided tour of Kamenice nad Lipou castle featuring exhibitions of toys, metalwork, and garden ceramics, led by a Museum of Decorative Arts specialist.
Tour of the new ČSOB regional headquarters building by Projektil Architekti. Visitors will explore office spaces, technological facilities, and a rooftop garden overlooking Hradec Králové.
Guided tour of a 1937 functionalist villa with architects and heritage experts. A landmark example of interwar modernism in Domažlice.
A guided architectural tour exploring Bruntál's transformation from a walled medieval town to an industrial centre, featuring works by Vienna's Josef Hofmann and other notable architects.
A guided walk exploring the forgotten emergency settlements that once ringed Prague, led by social anthropologist David Platil as part of the Bahno Prahy research project.
Tour the restoration workshops and central repository of Prague's Museum of Decorative Arts, exploring how artworks are preserved and restored in this innovative 2016 building.
An expert lecture on growing citrus fruits in the Czech climate, hosted by members of the Citrusáři Praha community.
A guided tour of Letna revealing stories of villas, monuments, and historic sites. Learn about the Kramář family, the tragic history of the Stalin monument's creator, and secrets hidden in Letna's buildings.
A guided walk through Prague's historic sites connected to Václav Havel's life, from his dissident years to his presidency, led by a curator of the Havel family exhibition.
A guided tour of an exhibition about the discovery of Amazon sources by Czech expeditions, led by geographer and hydrologist Prof. Bohumír Janský.
A tour of the Prague Museum building where architecture and history become the main attraction. Discover the stories hidden within the walls of the museum itself.
A talk with city architect Lucie Kavánová about architecture and urban development in Roudnice nad Labem, part of the accompanying programme to her exhibition.
Expert-led guided tour of photographer Lukáš Slavický's DUEL exhibition in a historic monastery setting.
Artist Lukáš Slavický personally guides visitors through his DUEL exhibition, sharing the inspiration and techniques behind each work.
A guided walk through Prague exploring the glamorous social scene of the 1920s and 1930s - from fashion salons to nightclubs and the lives of the era's most famous figures.
Guided walk exploring post-war architecture in central Prague with architect Štěpán Beneš, comparing preservation and reconstruction approaches from the 1960s-1980s. English only.
British author Kiran Millwood Hargrave discusses her novel "Julie and the Shark", a tale of obsession and family on a remote island. A 60-minute talk in English.
Writer Marek Šindelka and journalist Jan Němec discuss Šindelka's new novel about systems of tenderness, fragility, and performance pressure in a pianist's life.
Guided tour of Josef Gočár's functionalist villa from 1933-1934 with its restoration coordinator. Explore the architecture, history, and garden featuring a T. G. Masaryk sculpture.
A guided tour through the Ostrava Museum's photo archive exploring how the city's architecture and housing evolved from individual buildings to entire neighborhoods.
Learn instant film photography techniques from Polagraph studio professionals in this hands-on workshop.
A guided tour exploring the lives and legacies of Znojmo's most influential historical figures.
Guided tour of the historic Timo textile factory with architect Šimon Jiráček, exploring the company's history and architectural evolution.
All-day architectural tour of the functionalist Medlov Hotel, built in 1933 and modernized in the 1970s. Themed routes cover architecture, technical systems, original furniture, and an exhibition of iconic design pieces.
Architectural tour of a former 1594 industrial mill transformed into a modern residential complex with 83 units, café, and riverside park. Led by architect Martin Šenberger.
Guided tour of a heritage timber cottage in Strašín with historian Jiří Novák, restored using traditional methods. The programme includes a walk through the village to the church and cemetery.
An architectural walk through the Ďáblice housing estate with popularizer Matouš Pudil. Discover iconic 1960s buildings considered among Prague's finest examples of modernist residential design.
Architect Jakub Nakládal leads a critical lecture on Žižkov's transformation from a working-class district to a modern neighbourhood shaped by gentrification and new development.
A thematic walk, workshop and discussion exploring Vsetín's architecture. The programme includes a historical lecture, a field workshop using the KIADU app, and talks on urban livability with architects and historians.
Learn the traditional art of henna painting at historic Křivoklát Castle. A hands-on workshop for anyone interested in this ancient decorative technique.
All-day architectural programme at Hotel Medlov exploring a 1933 functionalist building and its 1970s modernist renovation, featuring themed tours, rooftop views, and an exhibition of iconic chairs by Antonín Šuman.
A guided tour of historic folk architecture in Rožnov pod Radhoštěm, exploring how traditional cottages can be adapted for modern use. Led by an architect and ethnographer.
A guided tour of Hotel Medlov highlighting its architectural features, original furniture, and materials. The programme includes thematic routes exploring functionalism, artworks, and iconic chairs by Antonín Šuman.
A guided tour of Prague's largest residential complex from the 1970s, exploring the architecture and urban design of the southwest city district with historian Radomíra Sedláková.
A discussion with artists Conrad Botes and Tom de Freston about Géricault's Raft of the Medusa and its relevance to the contemporary world, moderated by DOX curators. Exhibition entry included.
A guided tour of the historic Masaryk Cultural House in Mělník, including backstage areas and the story of this cultural landmark.
An all-day architectural tour of the 1933 functionalist Hotel Medlov with its 1970s modernist renovation, featuring the building, artworks, and original furnishings.
An architecture day celebrating Bílka Villa, a masterpiece of Prague Art Nouveau. Guided tour and presentation of this distinctive residence.
An architectural tour of six 1950s tower blocks with a museum guide, featuring a period apartment, a civil defence shelter, and views from the rooftop terrace.
Tour of the Czech Pavilion from Milan's 2015 EXPO, now the headquarters of KOMA MODULAR. Meet the creators behind this modular architecture project.
Tour of the KOMA MODULAR facility in Vizovice featuring KOMA VALLEY and a residential prototype. Meet designer Dušan Kočar and company owner Stanislav Martinec.
Behind-the-scenes tour of modular architecture manufacturing at KOMA MODULAR, led by industrial engineer František Kovařík, showing how prefabricated modules are prepared.
A guided tour of the historic House of Agricultural Education, a 1924-1926 brick building by architect Josef Gočár, celebrating its centenary.
Painter Radka Bodzewicz and poet Radek Malý discuss Goethe's Faust in a dialogue between visual art and literature. Admission to the exhibition is included.
Architect Michal Sedláček presents the planned Trnitá district, one of Brno's largest urban transformations. The presentation covers the area's development from the 1970s through its planned completion in 2035.
A guided walk through Prague 5 exploring feminist history and street art, featuring the Ženské Domovy building and other significant sites in this frequently overlooked district.
Guided tours of the Karel Čapek Memorial in Stará Huť, offered on Saturday, October 3 at three times throughout the day.
A guided tour of the ČSOB Campus in Radlice, featuring two architecturally distinctive administrative buildings with LEED Gold and Platinum certifications, including rooftop gardens and relaxation zones.
An architectural tour of Trnava with expert Miro Beňák exploring how modernism and functionalism shaped the city's housing and urban landscape in the 20th century.
Guided tour of five baroque gardens beneath Prague Castle with historian Jana Stejskalová, exploring centuries of history and intrigue. Free entry for children under 10; 1.5-hour walk with stairs.
Guided tour of Liberec's Forest Swimming Pool with architect Jan Vondrák, designer of the recent renovation. Learn about the pool's history from 1937-1940 and its modern revival, including the new swimming pavilion.
Tour of a new community housing development in Holasovice featuring architecture inspired by a traditional barn. Fourteen units by award-winning City Upgrade studio blend private and shared spaces with natural materials and light.
A guided tour of the Kolibiska construction site, the newest section of Rožnov's open-air museum, led by architect Jan Kraut and ethnographer Radek Bryol. Discover the future of this Carpathian heritage museum.