The Red Church - formally the Evangelical Church in Olomouc - is a neo-Gothic brick building dating from around the turn of the 20th century. Its warm red facade gives it the popular nickname. Alongside regular worship, it hosts classical music concerts and other cultural events.
tř. Svobody, 779 00 Olomouc
Opening hours follow the event programme
Drawings by Zuzana Hrubošová explore the rhythms, light and dynamism of the architecture of Santini-Aichel and Gaudí.
Guided tours of the historic Red Church in Olomouc with commentary. Free entry, available Thursday to Sunday.
An exhibition about the lives of women in divided Germany during the Cold War, created for the 35th anniversary of reunification. Photographs, documents, and personal stories show their experiences in East and West Germany.
An exhibition of eight historical copper engravings by Friedrich Bernard Werner showing Baroque Olomouc from the 18th century and its transformation to the present day.
A gathering of women across generations at the Red Church in Olomouc, where they knit together and share their experiences in a welcoming atmosphere.
Slovak singer-songwriter Jano Svetlan Majerčík brings his recital "Highly Addictive Evening" to the Red Church, featuring music tuned to the healing frequency of 432 Hz.
A chamber music evening featuring violinist Martina Bačová and the MFO Chamber Ensemble performing works by Mendelssohn, Bartók, and Beethoven.
The vocal group HIFIVE presents an a cappella concert featuring hits by The Beatles, Robbie Williams and Czech classics at the Red Church.
A New Year concert dedicated to the music of Ennio Morricone. Petr Tomeček performs the composer's film melodies on the Pan flute with a light show.
A chamber concert featuring works by Bach, Strauss, Elgar and Respighi performed by Zbyněk Müller and the MFO Chamber Ensemble.
The musical duo Love Beats performs a Valentine's concert with Czech and international hits, from film melodies to rock classics.
A baroque chamber music evening featuring violinist Václav Hudeček performing works by Benda, Vivaldi, and Bach with the MFO Chamber Ensemble.
Chamber concert featuring cellist Valentin Uryupin and the Moravian Philharmonic Chamber Ensemble performing works by Mozart, Schnittke, and Haydn.
Open-air morning yoga session with instructor Josefína Janková, paired with specialty coffee and brunch at the Red Church.
An exhibition about the life of communist and partisan Jury Sosnar (1914–1989) and his role in twentieth-century Czechoslovak history.
A lecture series on planning and growing your own garden for year-round self-sufficiency. Ecologist Bára Hertlová will teach you how to prepare beds and properly store your harvest.
The organization Živá paměť will present its work supporting Holocaust survivors, conducting historical research, and running educational projects, featuring documentary screenings and discussion.
Traveler Radim Grzybek will share photographs from Colombia and South America and discuss his experiences traveling beyond typical tourist routes.
The Night of Churches at the Red Church of the Scientific Library in Olomouc offers free exploration and three musical performances with opera singer Jakub Rousek and the Galmonez Quartet.
Serbian double bassist Nenad Vasilić presents his Bass & Strings project, blending jazz, Balkan, and classical elements with the Moravian Philharmonic's string ensemble.