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Kulturní a kongresové centrum Elektra (Cultural and Congress Centre Elektra) is a municipal contributory organisation in Luhačovice, established to support cultural activities and local traditions. The venue hosts congresses, exhibitions, concerts and cultural events for up to 600 guests. The complex includes a gallery, cinema hall, tourist information centre, restaurant and disco club. KKC Elektra also organises major town festivals such as the Otevírání pramenů spring festival.
Masarykova 950, 763 26 Luhačovice
Opening hours follow the event programme
A charity fashion show in Luhačovice featuring hosts Petra Nesvačilová and Miloš Pokorný, with Italian musician Davide Mattioli as the musical guest.
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An interactive talk show where audiences ask questions and explore topics that typically stay behind the scenes.
Czechoslovak singer and composer Vlasta Redl performs with his band in Luhačovice.
A children's fairy tale performance exploring the magical world of a gingerbread heart and a mysterious enchanted book.
A theatrical performance titled "Tomorrow We'll Get It Going, Darling!" in Luhačovice.
A new stand-up show with humor and memorable moments touring across the Czech Republic. Come enjoy a unique performance packed with unexpected stories.
A theatrical performance 'Keys on Sunday' staged in Luhačovice for a Sunday outing.
A concert celebrating the songs of Jiří Heger in Luhačovice. Join in singing beloved melodies in a friendly setting.
A dance evening at the Skoroňáci cultural centre. An opportunity to dance and enjoy entertainment in a pleasant atmosphere.
A theatrical performance ŠLAPKY presented in Luhačovice for audiences of all ages.
A three-day festival celebrating the colours, structures, and natural beauty of minerals at the Sunny Baths.
A ten-day project blending bonsai, tradition, and Far Eastern art within the Sunny Baths. A unique experience for nature lovers and enthusiasts of Asian culture.
A three-day tea festival in Luhačovice combining tea ceremonies, traditional Japanese theatre, dance, martial arts, and bonsai from one of Europe's largest collections. Entry to the grounds is free.