The Jesuit college in Březnice is a large baroque complex built by the Jesuits in the 17th and 18th centuries, standing close to the town's château. It served as an educational and spiritual centre of the order and ranks among the most significant baroque monuments in central Bohemia. The premises now host cultural events, exhibitions and concerts.
An exhibition of works by Paolo Viviano and Petra Peštová at the Ludvík Kuba Gallery, with an artist meet-and-greet at the opening.
A traditional Moravian evening featuring the cimbalom ensemble Vitaj, with local food and wine in the courtyard of the Jesuit College.
Four-hour watercolor workshop for beginners and experienced painters led by Lucie Králová. All materials included in the price.
The V-Originál brass band performs a traditional fair concert in the courtyard of the Jesuit College in Březnice.
A freely accessible exhibition of visual artist, musician, and lyricist Jaromír 99 at the Jesuit college in Březnice, with an opening reception on May 19.