Kulturní dům Barikádníků - known locally as Barča - stands in the Strašnice district of Prague 10 and was built in 1945-46 by participants of the Prague Uprising working on a self-help basis. Before 1989 it served as a refuge for bands outside the official cultural mainstream; today it hosts concerts, balls, dance afternoons and school lectures. The Prague Chamber Orchestra uses it as its home rehearsal space, and the hall is available for private hire.
Saratovská 20, 100 00 Praha 10
Opening hours follow the event programme
Dance afternoon with Stanislav Douša's orchestra playing swing, folk dances, standard and Latin styles.
A casual dance party for everyone to enjoy music and dancing together.
Dance afternoon with swing, folk, standard, Latin, and disco music.
A dance afternoon with swing, folk dances, standard and Latin, and disco music at KD Barikádníků.
Vinyl and CD market in Prague where collectors can buy, sell, and trade music records.
A theatrical performance exploring the ancient myth of Marsyas, a figure symbolizing artistic defiance and tragic fate.
A festive pop music evening at KD Barikádníků.
Rock concert by Harlej at a Prague club. An evening of energetic, authentic rock music.
The iconic Czech jazz ensemble Synkopy 61 performs in Prague.
A birthday concert for the legendary Karel Kahovec featuring George & Beatovens and The Beatles Revival. An evening of Czech rock classics and Beatles hits.
A concert by the Czech rock band Alkehol at KD Barikádníků in Prague.
A festive pre-Christmas concert and dance evening with František Skála and Provodovjané at a Prague cultural centre.
A concert by Žalman & spol. with a pre-Christmas market and raffle. Proceeds benefit the Pečovatel Foundation.
A Christmas special by Kumšt Live called "Nečekaný kambek" at a Prague cultural venue.
Concert with Jan Hrubý, friends, and guests Ondřej Fencl and Hromosvod at KD Barikádníků in Prague.