The concert hall U Minoritů was created by converting the Gothic church of a former Minorite monastery founded in Uničov at the end of the 14th century. Emperor Ferdinand V donated the church to the town in 1844; it was closed after World War II and reconstructed into a concert hall during the 1970s, opening formally in 1983. The space also houses a gallery with an exhibition on the history of the Minorite order. Renowned chamber music performers appear here regularly, alongside exhibitions and other cultural events.
Haškova 217, 783 91 Uničov
Opening hours follow the event programme
Photography exhibition by Antonín Gerža celebrating the 80th birthday of renowned Czech photographer Jindřich Štreit. Opening reception on Tuesday, 25 August at 5 p.m.
An exhibition of graphics by Polish artist Amelia Kantor, making her Czech debut. Her semi-abstract works explore processes of material decay through metaphorical visual language.
An exhibition of photographs and historical documents tracing the history of Uničov. Opening reception with video projections on September 3 at 5:00 PM.
Chamber music concert featuring oboist Jan Adamus and organist Ondřej Valenta performing works by Telemann, Bach, Mozart, Händel, Schumann and others.
An animated film about brave Vaiana, who embarks on a dangerous journey across the ocean. Family entertainment for all ages.
Concert by Odyssea at the MKZ Uničov Concert Hall.
Concert by Czech band Pramen at the MKZ Uničov Concert Hall.
A shared exhibition by Emy Choré and Lukáš Kováčik exploring stone, nature, and the geological heritage of the landscape.
An exhibition about the 1936 Week of Higher Schools in Uničov, which drew humanities scholars from Central Europe and featured archaeological research.
An exhibition of student artworks exploring flowers through various techniques including drawing, painting, collage, ceramics and recycled materials.