Petrohradská kolektiv is a non-profit, artist-run platform that has occupied a corner building from 1903 in Prague's Vršovice district since 2015 - the structure originally housed a steam mill and bakery. Founded by Edita Štrajtová and Daniel Konopáč, it brings together 36 studios, the Jedna Dva Tři Gallery (since 2016), an artist-in-residence programme, and the community-oriented Klub Petrohradská. The single-screen Kino Petrohradská opened in the courtyard in 2021; the yard also hosts open-air concerts, screenings and readings.
Petrohradská 438/13, 101 00 Praha 10
Opening hours follow the event programme
A screening of the Czech film "Bratříčku, kde jsi" from 2000, presented as part of the Kino Čistírna1906 series.
A screening of the Czech film "Happy Together" from 1997 at Petrohradská kolektiv. An evening of classic cinema.
Premiere of an experimental film about humanity's relationship with the world at Petrohradská kolektiv.
Josefina Dusk performs as part of the Čistírna1906 Live concert series at Petrohradská kolektiv.
Book launch exploring strategies of engaged illustration and comics, featuring the authors and a discussion on visual art's role in society.
Exhibition "Swamp Desires" in Prague. Opening on September 14 from 19:00 to 22:00.
Screening of the cult classic Big Lebowski at Petrohradská kolektiv. A masterpiece of American cinema for all film lovers.
The final concert of StonyTellers in the garden of Petrohradská kolektiv. The last performance of this legendary Czech band.
Screening of "Fallen Angels" (1995) in the Kino Čistírna1906 programme.
A theatrical performance of Laokoon at Petrohradská kolektiv.
Erik Váňa's solo project Orchard brings an intimate live set spanning a wide emotional range and poetic intensity at Petrohradská kolektiv.
Experimental electronic music and vocal performance featuring Prague musician Petr Bursa and New York-based Argentine artist Agua Viva.
SJU performs at Petrohradská kolektiv.
An exhibition of diploma works by photography students exploring the fragmentation of contemporary identity through the metaphor of a divided heart.
Cimbalom virtuoso Johana Klára Kratochvílová presents a solo concert blending classical playing with experimental electronics and voice.
