The House of Culture on Velká Hradební is Ústí nad Labem's main cultural venue, opened in May 1964 under the name "Trade Union House of Working People". Architects Helena Láchová Skálová and Jaroslav Lácha designed it in the style of abstracted classicism; the foyer features etched glass reliefs by René Roubíček. With a capacity of 2,700, the complex holds a theatre hall, cinema hall, representative hall, puppet stage and gallery, and is run by the city's Cultural Centre.
Velká Hradební 1025/19, 400 01 Ústí nad Labem
Opening hours follow the event programme
A string quartet performs Coldplay's greatest hits by candlelight, creating an emotional and unforgettable musical experience.
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.
Stand-up and improvisation show by Martin Hranáč, a comedian known from social media. Irreverent humour drawn from hospitality and personal life, with live improvisation and his sister Štěpánka Šmídová on stage.
Three punk rock bands - Vision Days, E!E and Driák - perform in Ústí nad Labem. An energetic show with raw, no-nonsense atmosphere.
A grand family musical about Aladdin and the magic lamp, featuring music, lights, and magic for audiences of all ages.
Petr Švancara presents a new comedy show featuring stories from his football career, TV appearances and direct audience interaction.
Josef Vojtek, one of the most recognizable voices in Czech musical theatre, performs his greatest roles in a rock-infused concert with the Charlie Band.
