Opava
The Church of St. Wenceslas in Opava is a former Dominican church consecrated in 1336. After the monastery was dissolved during the Josephine reforms in 1786, it served as a military warehouse and later as a theatre props store. Today it is managed by the municipal cultural organisation OKO and, as a deconsecrated venue with a capacity of 400–600 people, hosts concerts, exhibitions, social events and civil wedding ceremonies.
Pekařská 12, 746 01 Opava
Opening hours follow the event programme
A metal concert featuring the energy and atmosphere characteristic of the genre, held in a historic church setting.
in 4 days
Explore the Church of St. Peter and Paul and its historic cemetery on a guided walking tour in Opava.
in 6 days
A discussion about successful entrepreneurs and their journey to success. An inspiring event for those interested in business and personal growth.
A dance party featuring timeless hits from bygone eras, perfect for lovers of classic melodies and ballroom dancing.
Explore Opava's baroque heritage with an expert guide, discovering historic churches and palaces that define the city's architectural character.
Guided tour of Opava's Jewish cemetery exploring the lives of those buried there and the symbolic meaning of the monuments.
A string quartet performs Coldplay's greatest hits by candlelight in the Church of St. Wenceslas. A romantic atmosphere for fans of British music.
A string quartet performs rock classics by Queen, Metallica, Nirvana and other bands in an intimate candlelit setting. An atmospheric concert for rock music lovers.
Explore the Jewish heritage of Opava on a guided tour highlighting key historical sites and the stories of the local Jewish community.
A ten-piece professional ensemble celebrates the music of ABBA with a fully live performance of over 30 hits, complete with authentic period costumes and choreography.
A guided tour of a chapel with rich history and architecture at Marianum in Opava. Perfect for those interested in religious heritage and historic buildings.
A lecture exploring the history and fate of Opava's synagogue, once a magnificent structure that no longer stands.