15 events for the next 18 months
A practical lecture for seniors on managing unwanted phone calls and dealing with phone-related nuisances.
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 lecture on the history and scientific legacy of Project Viking, which landed on Mars fifty years ago and transformed our understanding of the red planet.
Opening of a new semester of the Virtual University of the Third Age in Vyškov. An educational programme for seniors.
A lecture on the history of flower arranging at the Karla Dvořáčka Library in Vyškov.
An encounter with Czech writer Dora Kaprálová, who lives in Berlin and works in journalism and documentary.
A lecture on Vienna in 1908 and three young men who changed the face of Central Europe. A historical exploration of one of the most significant years in European history.
An evening with Martina Holcová about forest mind and achieving life balance, part of the Evenings Under the Lamp series.
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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.
Guided tour of the Kolonie Svoboda residential complex, a 1920s architectural ensemble designed by František Albert Libra and led by architectural historian Radomíra Sedláková.
English-guided tour of Adolf Loos's architectural masterpiece from 1932, revealing the villa's history and the philosophy of Raumplan.
Three Czech authors present readings on contemporary masculinity within the ANDROS exhibition space, exploring themes of strength and vulnerability through poetry and prose.
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.
A guided tour exploring two historic workers' colonies in Kročehlav with an expert in Kladno's industrial past.
A guided tour of the "1956-1989: Architecture for All" exhibition exploring housing and prefabrication in Czechoslovak architecture, led by art historian Eva Novotná.
An identification talk for mineral enthusiasts where participants can have their finds identified and hear collectors' experiences.
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.
Learn acrylic painting alla prima technique at this hands-on workshop in Znojmo.
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.
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.
