Galaxie kulturní stanice is a multigenre club and cultural space in the Prague district of Řepy, built inside a converted filling station. It hosts concerts, theatre performances, exhibitions and community events, and has become a go-to alternative venue for local and visiting artists alike.
Arkalycká 833, 149 00 Praha 4
Mon-Tue depending on programme, Wed-Sun from 14:00
Three-day summer workshop for young dancers and musicians (ages 10-15) learning choreography and electronic music production under Věra Ondrašíková's guidance.
A theatrical performance exploring crime, punishment and forgiveness at Kulturni stanice Galaxie.
A theatrical performance exploring conflict and perspective through dark humour.
A theatrical performance exploring variations on a classical theme at Kulturni stanice Galaxie.
A performance about unfulfilled plans and cancelled group events titled Fifty.
An immersive comedy performance by Nebojsy: Uličnice unfolds around Kulturní stanice Galaxie. Interactive theatre full of humor and unexpected twists.
A detective story about love unfolds in this theatrical production at Kulturni stanice Galaxie in Prague.
Czech premiere of a Canadian play about a tense confrontation between a working mother and a young teacher in love with her husband. Starring Martina Preissová and Pavla Gajdošíková, directed by Tomáš Mašín.
A theatrical exploration of how each person perceives reality differently. Performance at Kulturní stanice Galaxie.
Three musicians present the Elegance of the Molecule project - experimental music at the intersection of electronics and live sound.
A theatrical performance exploring revolution and social change at Kulturni stanice Galaxie.
A theatrical performance about three frozen characters at Kulturni stanice Galaxie.
Shakespeare's tragedy of an ambitious duke who will seize the crown at any cost. A theatrical performance at Kulturni stanice Galaxie.
A raw two-character drama about a working mother and a young teacher who collide during a parent-teacher meeting. Canadian playwright Jordi Mand's dark comedy stars Martina Preissová and Pavla Gajdošíková.
A darkly comic theatrical piece about Soviet history and the absurdities of Kremlin politics, told through the lens of Stalin's disappearance.
The first festival of contemporary dance and movement theatre for young audiences. The programme features performances by Czech and international choreographers, workshops, and discussions about dance for children.
A benefit performance exploring unexpected turns in the lives of theatre actors, set within a theatrical world that mirrors yet transcends reality.
Open contemporary dance classes every Tuesday at Kulturni stanice Galaxie. Come enjoy movement without prior experience.
An exhibition by artists Vladimir 518 and Epos 257 exploring post-revolutionary dreams of Western life and the memory of Prague's outskirts through a specially created project.
Contemporary art exhibition exploring personal memory, intimacy, and daily rituals through the work of artists engaging with physicality and time.
Temporary Young transforms social media gestures into a live dance collage where movement precedes thought.
An interactive theatre show designed for school audiences using forum theatre methods to engage spectators in the action.
A guided tour with artists Vladimir 518 and Epos 257 around Kulturní stanice Galaxie and its exhibition. Meet the creators and explore their work in the space where it was created.
A public-space project connecting movement and urban visual elements with rest areas, creating stations that transform into spaces for slowing down and experiencing the present.
Every Tuesday evening at Galaxie, a contemporary dance class features different instructors from the Czech dance scene. Open to all who want to discover new movement and approaches.
An outdoor dance-theatre adventure for children inspired by Timothée de Fombella's novel, where young audiences journey through the forest and encounter characters from the story of Tobias Lolness.
An exhibition by artists Vladimir 518 and Epos 257 exploring the phenomenon of 1970s–80s estate entertainment, where imitation of American models collided with the reality of socialist transformation. The installation in the former Galaxie multiplex reveals the paradoxes of that era.
An exhibition by Vladimir 518 and Epos 257 exploring housing-estate culture, the collision of socialist ideals with early capitalism, and American influences in post-communist Prague.
Site-specific dance-music intervention Homo Haius: Southern Procession transforms the Galaxie venue and surrounding residential complex into a surrealist spectacle full of playfulness and strangeness.
A four-day interactive installation exploring home as a place of intimacy, transformation, and emotion. Visitors encounter an archaeology of feelings and personal memories.