120 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.
A lecture exploring the life and work of Josef Smýkal at the Technical Museum in Brno.
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 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.
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.
Wanko shares his life story and deep ties to Brno in an intimate lecture at Arnold Villa.
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 guided tour of Brno's former regional prison, tracing its history from the 18th century through the stories of inmates and guards.
A three-hour painting workshop inspired by Vincent van Gogh and post-impressionism. Participants will paint with acrylic on canvas under the guidance of instructor Antonio.
A creative workshop for children where you'll learn to make animated paper stories with author Katerina Illnerova.
A three-hour painting workshop inspired by Henri Matisse and Fauvism. Participants work with acrylic on canvas under the guidance of instructor Antonio.
A traveller's account of authentic Africa without romantic illusions. An expedition in two old cars through one of the world's poorest countries, with lemurs and roads that asphalt forgot.
A basic drawing and painting course inspired by masterworks, held at the Moravian Gallery in Brno.
Business Excellence Association ČR MeetUp on workplace conflict resolution. Guest speaker Michal Malaník, a mediator and conflict manager, will show how conflicts impact company performance and how to resolve them effectively.
The third lecture in a neo-avant-garde history series examines how the Global South and Eastern Europe reshape the Western story of conceptual art.
A lecture exploring lesser-known aspects of Japan - from pilgrimage routes and tea plantations to questions about language and health in Japanese society.
An astronomy and travel lecture by Petr Hykš exploring a five-day expedition featuring Atlantic sunsets, a total solar eclipse, and Alpine glaciers.
An informal gathering dedicated to the lives and experiences of blind people, featuring coffee and conversation.
A workshop on community garden design and shared space creation at Arnoldova vila in Brno.
Book launch for "The Olympic Myth" by Alarm publisher at Galerie Kontext.
A workshop on designing community neighbourhoods and developing local communities at the Brno City Museum.
Beton University 2026 in Brno will feature discussions on sustainability, innovation, and collaboration between universities and industry.
A course exploring the history of neo-avant-garde art from 1965 to 1980 at the Moravian Gallery in Brno.
The second edition of this conference combines personal narratives of Romani women with expert discussions on health, parenthood, education, and spirituality.
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.
Discussion programme Respektování featuring Erik Tabery, Silvie Lauder and Ján Markoš. Guest artist Kateřina Šedá works with communities and public space.
Curated gallery tour with artist talks and a painter's intervention installation at a historic Brno venue.
Travel lecture by Marek Schauer on a cycling journey through the Cape Verdean islands of Sal, São Vicente, and São Antão.
Guided tour of the Czech Republic's first open depository, where visitors can explore the collections of the Moravian Gallery.
A guided tour of the FaVU Gallery in Brno with expert commentary.
A theatrically styled discussion with three prominent figures about overcoming sexualized violence and healing from trauma. Iris Kristeková, Renata Kalenská, and Jiří Kylar share their personal stories and experiences with post-traumatic stress.
A lecture by travelers Vandráci Vagamundos about their adventures on Papua New Guinea, featuring stories of local culture and nature.
Expert-led tour of Reissigova Villa, architect Leopold Bauer's first project from 1901-1902, a key example of geometric Secession architecture in the Czech lands.
A lecture on architect and designer Bohumír Čermák, who shaped Brno's character in the early 20th century. Art historian Pavla Cenková explores his modernist work and the influence of Viennese design.
A lecture on Kazakhstan featuring photographs and travel stories. Štěpán Vinkler explores the contrasts of this country - from mountains and glaciers to deserts and modern cities.
A lecture exploring how societies can build resilience against disinformation and its impact on public discourse.
A lecture exploring Václav Havel's life and legacy through the lens of his family history, ancestors, and relatives.
A practical first aid course organized by Brno-Bosonohy in partnership with the Czech Red Cross and Helago.
Arabist and traveler Lenka Hrabalová recounts her journeys across Mauritania and Afghanistan, meeting smugglers, armed forces, and remarkable figures across the Orient.
Tereza and Luboš Kopecký share their experience hiking the three major American long-distance trails - 11,000 km across 22 US states.
A lecture on mental health self-care and personal wellbeing practices in Brno.
The 10th National Outpatient Care Conference explores the future of Czech healthcare, focusing on technological innovation, demographic change, and quality of care.
A guided historical walk through Brno during the Stalinist era with historian Martin Koplík. Visit sites of repression, power centers, and social transformation from 1948-1953.
A guided tour of the Herdans' apartment at the City Museum of Brno. Learn about the history and distinctive architecture of this unique interior.
A three-hour painting workshop inspired by Monet and impressionism for adults and children aged 9+. Participants paint with acrylic on canvas under the guidance of instructor Antonio.
Guided autumn garden tour at Vila Stiassni in Brno with the estate's gardener. Advance booking required.
A 10-year journey through Canada's Rocky Mountains with rare wilderness encounters, national parks, and Indigenous heritage, told through photographs and stories by Ondra Bačík.
A traveler shares a year of adventures across 13 Mexican states, from chocolate and pyramids to volcanoes and Día de los Muertos, with tips on culture, food and solo travel.
A lecture exploring Homer's Odyssey as a metaphor for personal life and the search for one's own path. Ancient myth through a modern lens.
An excursion to the prestigious Rotterdam Architecture Biennale, exploring engaged architecture and its role in shaping contemporary cities.
Hands-on 3D printing workshop where you design and print your own object, from concept to finished product you can take home.
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.
Guided tour of David Možný's new exhibition Night Shift at the House of Arts in Brno. The artist will present his transformative installation exploring the relationship between people, cities, and systems.
A guided walk through Brno's city centre exploring interwar modernist architecture with guide Anna Korbášová. Discover works by Bohuslav Fuchs, Ernst Wiesner and other architects who shaped the city's modern identity.
A lecture exploring the history and fate of the crown of Czech queens at the Jiří Mahena Library in Brno.
A meeting and conversation with Jaroslav Dušek at the Dělnický dům in Brno.
SECURITY DAYS 2026 is a conference focused on security and cybersecurity issues in Brno.
A fun aerial hoop workshop for children aged 5-10, where kids learn basic tricks and strengthen their bodies through play.
A curator-led tour of Adriena Šimotová's exhibition exploring print, process, and paper techniques as part of a neo-avant-garde history lecture series.
An introductory workshop at Designlab where participants discover 3D printers, cutting plotters, sewing machines, and other technologies. A three-hour session with hands-on experience of the equipment.
A workshop on intuition and soul in career led by sociologist and therapist Karolína Presová. Explore your work story and learn to use intuition as a decision-making tool.
Travel festival GO Kamera features photographer Veronika Souralová, who specializes in macro photography of insects and has authored several children's books about nature.
A travel lecture featuring stunning photographs of Iceland's natural wonders, guided by meteorologist Ondřej Brambus with insights into geology and Icelandic culture.
The travel festival GO KAMERA presents an evening with mountaineer Ruda Švaříček and traveler Jozef Macko. Stories from Peru, Bolivia, Argentina and Colombia featuring films, photographs and travel experiences.
International summit EVOLVE! 2026 in Brno. A conference on innovation and development.
A guided tour of the Moravian Gallery's new exhibition exploring key themes of visual art through works from its collections, led by curators Michaela Gerichová and Robert Spurný.
Petr Hingar's lecture takes you from colonial Granada through volcanic islands to the Pacific coast of Nicaragua. Learn about local culture, transport, food, and adventures in this Central American country.
A talk exploring the history of Drobného Kindergarten housed in the historic Arnoldova Vila in Brno.
Photographer David Švejnoha presents his images from Africa at the GO Kamera travel festival. The lecture focuses on the lives of indigenous peoples in South Sudan and Cameroon.
The GO Kamera travel festival showcases the best films and photographs from participants. Guest speaker is actor and comedian Miroslav Táborský, who will discuss theatre, television, and travel.
Mountaineer Eva Perglerová presents Crown of the Planet - Seven Summits, her journey to the world's highest peaks, the South Pole, and diving with great white sharks.
An open heels chair dance class for all levels led by cabaret dancer Lulu Noir, combining technique, movement, and safe chair work.
Travel storyteller Tomik na cestach recounts his year-long tuk-tuk adventure across Asia. A stand-up show featuring photos and video from the road.
A three-day course exploring C. G. Jung's life and work, his psychological concepts, personality development and symbolism. Practical exercises are included.
A travel lecture about two months of hitchhiking across African countries - Tanzania, Malawi, Zambia and Botswana. A story of budget travel, volunteering and unexpected adventures in the wilderness and among local communities.
Writer and comedian Jiří Charvát explores consciousness, meditation, and the illusion of ego in an engaging talk on awakening to non-duality.
The fifth lecture in a neo-avant-garde history series examines mail art, correspondence networks, and alternatives to conventional gallery spaces.
A lecture on Japan's natural wonders - from active volcanoes and sulfur lakes through coral reefs to ancient rainforests and encounters with rare wildlife.
A lecture on photographer Dagmar Hochová and her documentary work capturing Czech history from the normalization period through the Velvet Revolution.
A traveller's lecture on the lives of indigenous tribes in South Sudan and Cameroon - from the Mundari pastoralists through the mountain-dwelling Lotuko to the Baka pygmies. Presented by traveller David Švejnoha.
English-language book club for children aged 3-8. Instructor Jana Repelová reads a fun story about a puppy searching for his lost nose.
The Czech Republic's first and only conference dedicated to employing foreign workers. A professional forum for HR professionals, employers, and migration experts sharing practical experience and legislative insights.
A lecture about the legendary two-week GR20 trek on Corsica, considered one of Europe's most challenging. Lenka Přikrylová and Adam Čerbák will share their experience and practical insights.
Awards ceremony celebrating the most beautiful Czech books of 2025 at Pražákův palác.
Travel lecture on cat rescue in Croatia and the impact of international volunteers in helping abandoned animals.
Mountain guides present two spectacular multi-day hiking routes: the Dry Stone trail on Mallorca and the Fishermen's Trail along Portugal's Atlantic coast.
A guided tour of large-scale paper artworks by Adriena Šimotová for parents with young children, exploring the artist's innovative techniques from the 1980s.
A one-day business conference for students and aspiring entrepreneurs featuring lectures and workshops from experienced entrepreneurs.
A creative workshop for children exploring paper art within Adriena Simotova's exhibition. Kids will experiment with rituals and create their own paper objects and collages.
Live broadcast of the film-critical magazine Čelisti at Kabinet múz in Brno.
A lecture on relationships and digital communication with Ester Geislerová and Honza Vojtko, combining humor with practical real-life examples.
Jakub Večeř's lecture explores Montenegro's diverse landscapes and culture - from pristine coastlines and mountain peaks to unique landmarks and religious heritage.
Traveler Šimon Brázda recounts his challenging journey along the Pacific Crest Trail - a legendary route through the wilderness of the western United States from California to Washington.
An hour-long book discussion in French with lecturers Markéta Richterová and Aude Martin. The playful format works for native speakers and beginners alike, children from four years old and their parents.
A lecture about the women who participated in Operation Anthropoid and the Czechoslovak resistance against Nazism. Historian Jana Kudrnová discusses their roles as couriers, messengers, and helpers.
A lecture about the Norwegian Lofoten Islands beyond the Arctic Circle - discover fishing villages, Scandinavian beaches, and mountain vistas with traveller Marek Schauer.
A 17-week philosophy course exploring how classical ideas apply to modern life. Weekly Monday sessions combine lectures and practical exercises designed to foster personal growth.
A lecture about the Ak Suu Traverse trek in Kyrgyzstan with a 4,000-metre summit climb. Mountain guides discuss their expedition and the region.
An evening with actor Petr Nárožný, who shares his memories and experiences from theatre, film, and television.
An evening dedicated to the Bethlehem Light with Světlana Nálepková at the Hall of the Merciful Brothers in Brno.
The Werner von Siemens Prize celebrates the best student and scientific work in Brno.
The sixth lecture in a neo-avant-garde history cycle explores early computer art and experiments bridging art, science, and technology in 1968.
A lecture on the effects of coffee and tea on the human body from a scientific perspective. The Art of Aging Club meeting will focus on antioxidants, longevity, and common myths.
Michal Stehlík and Martin Groman trace how Czech Christmas evolved throughout the 20th century - from the First Republic through war and communism to the present day. A lecture on how politics, propaganda, and advertising shaped our ideal vision of Christmas.
Pavel Liška and Jan Révai share experiences from their adventurous journey through Papua New Guinea. A talk with photographs and videos about encounters with locals, surprising discoveries, and puppet theatre performances.
Traveler Libor Bednář shares stories of two Caucasian countries - trekking in Georgian Svaneti and mountain biking in Armenia around Lake Sevan.
The seventh lecture in a neo-avant-garde history course unfolds as a guided tour of Jiří Valoch's archive, showcasing original artworks and historical documents.
A multimedia travel lecture by Roman Janusz about the Bolivian Andes, combining photographs, video, and music to explore mountain peaks and unique landscapes.
The second lecture in the Mosaic of Relationships series explores four common relationship traps - recurring conflicts, tension, and passive aggression - with concrete examples and couples therapy methods.
A lecture exploring Japanese everyday culture - how politeness and respect function in real situations, from dining to bathing in an onsen.
A live broadcast of the popular Buchty podcast from Radio Wave, featuring direct interaction with listeners in the intimate setting of a Brno club.
Photographer and traveller Tomáš Štěpán shares his experiences from India - from the Taj Mahal through the deserts of Rajasthan to the Dharavi slums and the sacred city of Varanasi.
Two travelers share their authentic and witty account of a 22,000-kilometer trek on foot from Bali to Czechia through Asia and the Middle East.
A travel talk about Brazil with practical information, budget, and itinerary. Jaromír shares experiences from journeys through the Amazon, waterfalls, and colorful cities.
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Public gathering with citizens at the Soběšice Cultural Centre in Brno.
A curator-led tour of an exhibition exploring color transitions and artistic methods from yellow to red and back.
Live chi kung classes on the Druna plateau designed to restore health and improve body function.
Explore the historic Toulcův Dvůr estate in Prague, discovering its architecture and natural surroundings.
Traditional dance and etiquette course led by experienced instructors Jana and Ondřej Scholz, covering the basics of classical and modern ballroom dancing.
Blanka Jurková shares the story of three Czechs who trekked 230 km across Greenland beyond the Arctic Circle, from the coast to the base of the world's largest glacier.
Investigative journalist Josef Klima discusses the Czech underworld of the 1990s, his encounters with mafia figures, and the perils of journalism. After the talk, books will be available for purchase with author signatures.
Travel lecture by Ondřej Tomšovský about Japan featuring photography and tales from his visits.
Traveller Ondřej Brambus compares two picturesque archipelagos - Madeira and the Azores - revealing their natural beauty, architecture, and culinary specialities.
Two brothers and their thirty-year-old Subaru Libero drove twenty thousand kilometres from the Czech Republic to Pakistan. A lecture about an adventure filled with mechanical breakdowns, dangers, and encounters with local people from the Balkans through Iran to the foot of Nanga Parbat.
Continuation of a dance course at Velký sál Záložny. Formal dress code required - gentlemen must wear a tie.
Pre-election studio by Seznam zprávy with discussion of current political issues.
An internist and rehabilitation physician discusses health and society, with open discussion and book signing. Two hours.
Advanced qigong workshop focused on health restoration and body vitality using the traditional Eight Pieces of Brocade practice.
A gathering with Aleš Cibulka organized by the Verneřický Association in Úštěk.
An opportunity to meet Czech actor and director Michal Stehlík in Moravské Budějovice.
A dance course for young people focused on Caribbean dance styles and music, part of the 2026 course series.
A lecture for dancers on managing finances, setting rates, handling irregular income, and building a sustainable career in dance.
Author Dory Dutková leads a reading and hands-on workshop inspired by her book Alice, with live characters bringing the story to life.
A lecture exploring the contributions of T. G. Masaryk, Edvard Beneš, and the Czech American diaspora to Czechoslovakia's independence struggle.
Practical English for workplace meetings: a Communication Club focused on speaking in discussions, expressing opinions, and assertive communication. Led by Gabriela Šiller, no language level required.
A lecture by psychologist and dancer Kristýna Černá on maintaining boundaries and saying no respectfully in the creative world.
A teacher workshop exploring the skočná dance from Smetana's The Bartered Bride - a piece that blends operatic, folk, and comedic elements.
Signal Forum 2026 is a one-day international conference offering lectures and panel discussions by Czech and international experts and artists in Czech and English.
A lecture about traveling with children and affordable ways to travel with your family.
An educational workshop exploring light and its properties for primary school students, organized by KC Půda as part of a sustainability initiative.
A sports physiotherapy conference featuring practical insights and expert collaboration across multiple disciplines.
A lecture exploring historical sound recordings of South Bohemian folklore, presented by an ethnology specialist from the Czech Academy of Sciences.
Guided tours of the Český Krumlov State District Archive, exploring historical documents and archival collections.
An interactive evening tour of Frýdek Castle with a murder mystery twist. Visitors help uncover the secrets of a crime that took place within the castle walls.
A debate exploring how Czech society grapples with its complex past - from the expulsion of Germans to archival records and intergenerational trauma.
A travel lecture about Rwanda - a land of thousand hills, tea plantations, and mountain gorillas. Discover how to explore this fascinating African country with a complex history.
A live podcast episode featuring Bohumil Pečinka and Petros Michopulos discussing current Czech and international politics with candid commentary.
A discussion on spiritual guidance across various religious traditions, featuring a Jesuit, Carmelite, Orthodox theologian, Catholic theologian, evangelical theologian, and parish priest.
Historian Lenka Křížová and pianist Kateřina Konopová examine the relationship between women and men in Dvořák's era. The third public gathering in the Kounitz Salon at Vysoká.
Daniel Růžička hosts a discussion about the history of Czech Television and reveals stories from its archives.
A live podcast discussion exploring how wellness trends can lead to eating disorders and body image issues, with expert guests examining the line between healthy motivation and harmful obsession.
Jiří Horáček explores embodied cognition and aesthetics in this Mind Lab lecture at Prague's Central Library.
A dinner for women navigating career changes within the Femme Palette community. Share experiences and discuss the challenges and opportunities of professional transformation.
A lecture exploring the Mughal Empire and India's golden age of imperial power as part of the Bridges Between Worlds series.
A lecture on the geopolitical struggle for the Arctic and Greenland, where melting ice reveals mineral resources and new shipping routes. Political geographer Adam Kočí presents the current situation in the region based on his own experience.
Jiří Löwy shares his personal insights into the Jewish community's life, heritage preservation, and the care of monuments in western Bohemia.
A reading and discussion exploring the Gisèle Pelicot case and its implications for victims' rights and society.
A lecture by the Institute for the Study of Totalitarian Regimes exploring how society comes to terms with its history.
A lecture on the restitution of artworks confiscated by the Nazis and their return to public collections. A legal perspective on a sensitive chapter in the history of the National Gallery Prague.
Artistic duo Ondrash & Kašpárek discuss their experimental work with acrylic paint, water, and material, exploring the boundaries between painting, tattooing, and design.
Guided tasting of ten selected wines from the Znojemska region, hosted by wine expert Karel Slavík.
Free online webinar by KOVER School on preparing for Czech language exams required for permanent residence and citizenship, with format overview and study strategies.
Psychologist Martina Klicperová Baker examines the post-communist syndrome and its lasting psychological and social effects on societies.
A lecture by parenting expert Milan Studnička on common parenting mistakes and how to prevent them.
War correspondent Markéta Kutilová discusses conflicts in Congo, Syria, and the Islamic State. Moderated by historian Vojtěch Vlček.
A programme of lectures and discussions at the historic Měšťanská beseda in Plzeň for culture enthusiasts and those seeking meaningful conversation.
Wine tasting in the historic cellars of Broumov Monastery. Discover quality wines in the authentic atmosphere of a Benedictine cloister.
Psychologist Milan Studnička discusses the most common parenting mistakes and practical ways to avoid them. A talk for parents and educators.
Guided walk through Prague's historic arcades near Wenceslas Square, exploring architectural gems, mosaics, and the neighbourhood's cultural heritage.
A meeting with authors Martin Štefko and Oldřich Suchý discussing Czech genre literature, the craft of writing, and the appeal of horror and dark fantasy.
A lecture about Horšovský Týn with castellan Jan Rosendorfský, who will discuss the history and distinctive features of this place.
Guided tour exploring how cats support mental health and well-being through an exhibition on psychohygiene and the human-feline bond.
A lecture exploring the travels and achievements of Czechs throughout the world.
A lecture exploring Eurasianist ideology through the lens of interwar emigration and its relevance to modern Russia, held at Klementinum.
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 discussion about books that have captivated, surprised, or made you think. A gathering for literature lovers to share their reading experiences.
Curator Petr Jindra presents newly restored late medieval sculptures from the West Bohemian Gallery, including the Madonna from Chomle and the Annunciation to the Virgin Mary.
A talkshow exploring film music creation with composer Zdeněk Barták, singer Michaela Nosková, and publicist Petr Macek.
A hands-on workshop exploring autumn flower arrangements and floristry techniques in Litoměřice.
A hands-on workshop exploring figure drawing techniques for artists of all levels.
A two-hour beginner workshop where you'll learn the basics of 3D printing and take home your first printed model.
A lecture on architect Josef Müller, who shaped Brno's early 20th-century character through innovative apartment buildings and modern architectural trends.
A reading and discussion of "Deník lehký holky" with actors Daniela Šišková and Jakub Koudela.
A guided walk through Park Střed focused on learning about trees and their species.
A guided tour of the Emauzy monastery reconstruction site with the project manager, a three-year renovation covering facade and technical system restoration. Learn about the challenges of modernist architecture by Karel Prager and the complex's future transformation.
A lecture on the Monoxylon Expedition, in which the Prehistoric Park team crossed 430 km of the Aegean Sea. Director Radomír Tichý will discuss the fifth expedition and its discoveries.
First workshop on the song of the steppe bird at the House of Art in Ústí nad Labem.
A guided walk exploring the factories of Podbaba where local ancestors once worked, led by a local chronicler.
A talk about Ecuador at the HORIZONT Senior Services Centre. Ms. Troupová will share insights into this South American country.
A club for creative writing and theatre enthusiasts where literature and drama lovers gather together.
A lecture exploring the history of railways and their influence on the development of nations and the exchange of ideas in society.
A lecture on the history of flower arranging at the Karla Dvořáčka Library in Vyškov.
A conference bringing together leading Czech and international experts to discuss health, prevention, and medical innovation.
A 150-hour accredited training programme in crisis intervention, focusing on supportive communication, personal stabilization, and professional boundaries.
The 12th NAUTIS conference explores autism in adolescence and adulthood, covering education, employment, mental health, relationships and independence for people on the autism spectrum.
A literary evening from the South Moravia Reads series featuring readings from Beneath the Surface at Brno's library.
A lecture exploring the legacy of translation theorist Jiří Levý and current developments in translation studies.
A lecture on modern art of the second half of the 20th century with lecturer Zdeněk Babinec.
A three-session watercolor landscape painting workshop led by renowned artist Jindra Čapek, featuring personalized instruction and feedback.
A series of lectures on architectural solutions and development strategies that make cities more resilient and adaptive to future challenges.
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A lecture by physicist Dr. J. Beranovský on wind power plants, their myths and reality, part of the Physics Thursday series.
Thursday watercolour workshops with Jindra Čapek on landscape painting for all skill levels.
A book presentation exploring themes of transience and time. Literary event in Prague.
Pavla Bičíková presents a travelogue through three major Czech mountain ranges - the Krkonoše, Jizerské, and Lužické Mountains.
Dance and etiquette course at KD Strážnice. Master the basics of dance and social behaviour in a welcoming setting.
A reading club meeting exploring parenthood and the portrayal of children in literature.
A lecture on Paulina of Schwarzenberg, a progressive figure in Czech history whose life ended tragically, presented by Professor Milena Lenderová.
A literary and musical evening celebrating František Halas's 125th birthday, featuring his early poetry and South Slavic ballad translations performed by actress Kateřina Coufalová and musicians.
A talkshow featuring two popular Czech actors discussing life, work, and the world around them with humor and insight.
An evening of powerful speeches and expressive voices at KC Semilasso in Brno. Come hear compelling presentations and discussion.
A lecture on the life and work of composer Jaroslav Jezek marking the 120th anniversary of his birth. Guests Filip Sir and Veronika Gasparova will present his archive held at the National Museum.
A talk with travelers David and Eva Matáský about their Vespa journeys and unexpected adventures. Stories of freedom, spontaneity and the passion behind their motorcycle travels.
Poetry reading and discussion exploring migration, institutional indifference, and identity through Zofia Bałdyga's new collection.
An interactive literary evening featuring a lecture about an author, readings from their works, and dramatic recitation.
