Centrum Jízdárna is a cultural and creative centre located within the historic Louka Monastery complex in Znojmo. The building, with over 170 years of history and formerly used by the military, underwent a sensitive renovation and opened to the public in 2025. Its multifunctional hall accommodates up to 800 visitors and hosts concerts, theatre performances, balls, congresses, and workshops. The centre also includes studios and classrooms for educational and leisure activities.
Konráda Oty 2, 669 02 Znojmo
Opening hours follow the event programme
Live version of the popular TV talk show Tiki-Taka featuring Petr Svěcený, Petr Švancara and Luděk Zelenka. An entertaining evening about football and more for all fans.
Martin Hranáč brings his CRAZY SHOW full of humor, improvisation, and stories from the restaurant world. Irreverent, self-ironic, and edgy - a show you won't forget.
Slovak musician Maok performs an improvised concert without a playlist, where each evening is created anew. Ambient, electronics and acoustics in the unique atmosphere of Jízdárna.
Two piano composers Ondřej Brousek and Ondřej Brzobohatý clash in a humorous concert full of musical surprises and improvisations on two pianos.
Three leading Czech musical theatre stars perform the greatest hits from Czech and world musicals with a live band in an entertaining concert show.
Premiere of two comic operas by Cimarosa and Salieri featuring baritone Adam Plachetka and soprano Kateřina Kněžíková. Conducted by Tomáš Netopil with staging by Ondřej Havelka.
Fashion designer Osmany Laffita brings a Christmas special packed with irreverent humor and wild stories, hosted by Eva Decastelo.
Premiere of Rameau's Baroque opera-ballet Les Indes galantes with the SILENTIUM! Ensemble on historical instruments. Exotic lands, lavish dances, and choral scenes in an authentic interpretation.
An entertaining show by Cuban-born fashion designer Osmany Laffity featuring irreverent humour and personal stories. Hosted by Eva Decastelo.
A concert by Václav Noid Bárta, this year's Golden Nightingale award winner, tracing twenty years of his musical path – from the bands Dolores Clan and Dymytry to his current solo career.