An Art Nouveau building from 1901-1903, originally erected by the Sokol association as a multipurpose hall to a design by architect Josef Podhájský. It was converted for theatre use in 1956-1959 and underwent a major interior renovation after the 2000 floods. The large hall seats 399 including the balcony and is well regarded for its acoustics. The venue is run by the Jaroměř Municipal Cultural Centre and also houses the amateur theatre group Vrchlický and the Jaromír choir.
Náměstí Dukelských hrdinů 240, 551 01 Jaroměř
Opening hours follow the event programme
Legendary Czech band Bratři Ebenové brings their distinctive sound - a fusion of classical training, folk, jazz, and rock - to the stage in Jaroměř.
A ten-piece tribute ensemble performs over 30 of ABBA's greatest hits with live musicianship, authentic 1970s costumes, and choreography that has won audiences across Europe.
An intimate talk show with Petr Kostka and Jaroslav Satoranský about the golden age of Czech theatre, iconic roles, and life on stage and screen.
Soprano Tereza Dlouhá and tenor Jakub Turek perform beloved operetta and musical theatre arias and duets, accompanied by pianist Alina Říhová.
Comedian Martin Hranáč brings his original stand-up show full of improvisation, personal stories from the restaurant world, and self-ironic humor. The performance is not suitable for children under 15.
Legendary rock hits performed by a string quartet by candlelight. Songs from Queen, Metallica, Nirvana and other classics in an intimate setting.
Golden Nightingale winner Václav Noid Bárta brings his charismatic concert to Jaroměř with Bek Bek Clan, spanning two decades of Czech music with original songs and beloved covers.
A grand family musical bringing the tale of Aladdin to life with spectacular staging, music, and magic for all ages.