KC Vozovna is an intergenerational community cultural centre in the Žižkov district of Prague, opened in November 2015. It was created by reconstructing a 1970s supermarket, designed by Projektil architekti, and is located in the basement of a building that also houses a branch of the Municipal Library. The centre hosts film screenings, children's theatre, courses, workshops, and neighbourhood community events. It includes a café, a multifunctional hall, and an open foyer.
Hartigova 2687/164, 130 00 Praha 3
Mon–Fri 11:00–17:00 and during events; café Wed–Sat 13:00–19:00
An exhibition of layered drawings on translucent canvas exploring the tension between movement and stillness, and the search for rhythm in our restless times.
An exhibition of layered drawings exploring the relationship between movement and stillness, between the outer world and inner searching. The transparent canvas works capture the experience of persistence and finding one's own rhythm.
A ballet performance by Sylva Šafková Ballet School featuring dancers of all ages performing classical and modern ballet pieces.
An interactive workshop on communal living led by members of the Žižkov community Kočka v tašce, marking their tenth anniversary.
Historians Miroslav and Jaroslav Čvančara present the story of soldier Josef Rocek and the first politically motivated killing of a Czechoslovak soldier.
A musical fairy tale for young listeners featuring flute, clarinet, violin, drums and saxophone.
Dance classes designed for people with Parkinson's disease and movement limitations, led by professional dancers. Open to all regardless of age or experience.
A documentary following a capuchin monkey named Saï who, after a plane crash, finds herself in the Amazon rainforest and meets its inhabitants.
A musical workshop combining harmonica playing and singing for all skill levels.
A neighborhood cooking session focused on preparing winter herbal remedies to strengthen immunity. Create two healing infusions together that you can use all winter long.
A guided walk through Prague that takes you off the usual routes and reveals your neighborhood from a fresh perspective.
Regular memory training sessions with certified instructor Petra Steinová. Classes designed to improve memory and provide social engagement.
Folk Knock is a balfolk duo blending traditional music and dance with original songs at Prague dance nights.
A screening of Pedro Almodóvar's Bitter Sweet for parents with strollers - enjoy the film without childcare concerns.
A poetic fairy tale about a silkworm whose peaceful life is turned upside down by mischievous eggs. A charming production by Theatre Na kárce for children and adults.
A shared creative workspace for artists and makers who work better outside their home studio.
Post-folk ensemble HYJÉ with an unconventional lineup (cello, banjo, guitar, percussion) wraps up the summer concert season at KC Vozovna's courtyard.
A meditative outdoor walk combining movement, relaxation and creative drawing, led by a therapist and artist.
An interactive performance for the youngest children that introduces ballet and dance through the story of the Little Bun and his animal friends.
Launch of Eugen Brikcius's new novel set in a world resembling Prague's Žižkov district, blending biographical and autobiographical storytelling around the Vítkov landmark.
Certified instructor Petra Steinová leads a memory training session with practical exercises. Bring writing materials and participate.
Singer-songwriter Martin Rexa closes the Vozovna season with an intimate unplugged concert featuring songs about life's beauty, struggles, and absurdities.
Second-year students of the International Conservatory Prague present theatre snippets under the direction of František Skřípek. A special season-closing programme at KC Vozovna.
Folk duo Husy Vrány performs acoustic covers in the courtyard of KC Vozovna as part of the Vozovna Unplugged series.
An introductory lecture exploring the hidden secrets of building construction and the methods used to uncover a building's historical development.
Informal conversation with the Prague mayor, open to questions about city affairs and local issues.
An open creative space for anyone who works better surrounded by others. Bring your own project – writing, crafts, art – and create in a welcoming atmosphere with tea and soft music.
Cellist Margit Koláčková and singer Jana Procházková explore how classical composers drew from folk poetry in the works of Janáček, Dvořák and Bach.
An exhibition of drawings and paintings exploring Czech landscapes, folklore, and human stories through color and composition. Opening reception April 29, exhibition runs through June 25 at KC Vozovna in Prague.
An exhibition of paintings and drawings by Barbora Šaroun Šemberová inspired by Czech folk stories, natural cycles, and landscape details. The works blend demonology with human fates.
Barbora Šaroun Šemberová's exhibition of drawings and paintings explores landscape through Czech folklore and personal stories.