Kino Hvězda has stood on Náměstí Míru since October 1967 and is one of Uherské Hradiště's architectural landmarks. Brno-based architect Zdeněk Michal designed it as a multi-purpose building: the horseshoe-shaped auditorium with around 500 seats sits underground, doubling as a civil-defence shelter. A 2011 renovation turned it into a full cultural centre, and today it hosts films, concerts, theatre, conferences and exhibitions alongside its regular cinema programme. Since 2026 it operates under the Klub kultury Uherské Hradiště umbrella.
Náměstí Míru 951, 686 01 Uherské Hradiště
Opening hours follow the event programme
Michael Szatmary, a star of the Slovak stand-up scene, brings his stand-up special to Uherské Hradiště with his sharpest material and relentless humour.
Czech imitator Petr Jablonský delivers his debut full-length stand-up show with brilliant voice transformations, sharp wit, and spot-on impressions of famous personalities and film characters that will have you laughing throughout.