The neo-baroque building on Ostrožná Street was designed by Viennese architect Rudolf Eisler for a branch of the Austro-Hungarian Bank and completed in 1918; it served banking purposes until 2005. After the city bought it and carried out a reconstruction in 2008-2009, it became home to the Opava Cultural Organisation. Today it houses the multi-genre Klub Art, the Burghers' Hall, an art gallery, the permanent city-history exhibition Cesta města, and a café with a summer terrace.
Ostrožná 46, 746 01 Opava
Opening hours follow the event programme
A guided historical walk through Opava led by a National Heritage Institute expert, exploring the city's destruction during World War II and its appearance before 1945.
A late-night musical gathering with coffee at the Obecní dům in Opava.
Meet acclaimed Czech artist Václav Šípos and discover his artistic practice in an intimate gathering at the Opava Municipal House.
Guided walk through the Jewish history of Opava, exploring the heritage and stories of the city's Jewish community.
Concert by British pop band The Pearls at the Obecní dům in Opava.