Kulturní dům Dvorana occupies a historicist building from 1894-95 in the old town centre of Loket, just steps from the main square. It was built as a boarding school for the local secondary school, with a hall for cultural and social events attached. After decades of neglect following privatisation, the town reclaimed the building, had it listed as a cultural monument in 2015, and fully restored it - reopening in 2021. The programme covers concerts, theatre, exhibitions, balls and the long-running Loket Jazz Spring festival, held here since 1981.
Radniční 312/4, 357 33 Loket
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An exhibition of watercolor paintings exploring the theme of water by artist Ilona Stranská from Atelier Inka in Karlovy Vary.
Legendary Czech folk group Nezmaři, known for their multi-part vocals and acoustic sound, performs in Loket.
The Lupinek children's theatre ensemble presents a musical fairy tale about Lotrando and Zubejda at the Dvorana cultural centre in Loket.
An Italian comedy about marital intrigue and infidelity, where a husband tries to get even with his unfaithful wife. A show full of laughs, temperament and surprising twists.
A casual clothing swap event with coffee, jazz music, and fashion talk in a relaxed community setting.
Photography exhibition by Ivana Svoboda featuring images of nature and travel that capture the beauty of fleeting moments and places with distinctive character.
Birthday mega-concert featuring legendary Karel Kahovec, The Beatles Revival band, and special guest Michal Šindelář. An evening of Czech rock classics and Beatles hits.
A hands-on creative workshop where you'll craft a decorative wire wreath under the guidance of Hana Šlehuberová.
A musical tribute to Czech big beat legend Petr Novák, featuring his classic songs in fresh arrangements and stories from his life, performed by four Plzeň musicians.
An intimate chamber play about friendship and life in a kitchen, directed by Václav Polda with Jan Milota, Jakub Hrbek and others.
A series of six disco nights at the Dvorana cultural centre in Loket throughout 2026.
An entertaining talk show with philosopher and poet Ivo Šmoldas, who shares personal stories and witty anecdotes with guests actor Lukáš Langmajer and moderator Martin Hrdinka.
Věra Martinová and her band Meritum celebrate 40 years of her solo career with a Christmas concert featuring her greatest hits and new songs at the Loket Cultural Centre.
A classic comedy by Voskovec and Werich about finding happiness in an absurd world, performed by the amateur theatre group Ostrov with wit and perspective.
Three actresses and an opera singer gather on an empty stage to mourn a director who died during Macbeth rehearsals. A funeral ceremony becomes a sharp theatrical drama about art, memory, and the future.
A comedy about family chaos when the self-appointed household patriarch loses control after his youngest sister brings her fiancé home.
A moderated talk show with acclaimed Czech film director Zdeněk Troška, who shares behind-the-scenes stories, discusses his approach to family filmmaking, and talks about his culinary and travel adventures.
A theatrical play about love, weight, and happiness. A successful businessman's wife embarks on a therapeutic course that raises questions about what truly makes a person happy.
Znouzectnost, a legend of the Czech alternative scene, marks forty years of existence. The band plays exclusively original material and represents one of the longest-running Czech groups.
The traditional St. Wenceslas Pilgrimage in Loket takes place on the last Saturday of September at the Dvorana Cultural Centre.
A musical fairy tale about young explorers uncovering the secrets of the forest. A performance for children.
The closing concert of Museum and Musicians Night 2026 features the band PJENA performing at Dvorana in Loket.
Music festival MUZ MUZ 2026 in Loket. The event begins at 14:00 at Kulturní dům Dvorana.
An exhibition exploring the history of Dvorana Loket from its construction through decay to modern restoration and contemporary use.
A photographic exhibition documenting five decades of Prague Chamber Ballet, showcasing its landmark choreographies and key figures.