The Sbor českých bratří is a Renaissance pseudo-basilica built between 1544 and 1554 by Italian architect Matteo Borgorelli for the local Bohemian Brethren congregation. It ranks among the oldest buildings of this type outside Italy and reflects the era when Mladá Boleslav was a centre of the Brethren's Reformation. Today the building serves as an exhibition and concert hall with exceptional acoustics; it closes during the winter months for climate reasons.
Českobratrské náměstí 123, 293 01 Mladá Boleslav
Opening hours follow the event and exhibition programme; closed in winter (approx. mid-December - mid-March)
Accordion and violin duo performing Piazzolla's tango nuevo alongside Spanish and French compositions, enriched with original pieces.
Two vocal ensembles - Gospel Voices and KrisKros a cappella - perform together in an evening of gospel and a cappella music.
The North Bohemian Philharmonic Teplice performs a gala concert with works by Smetana and Bach. Soloists include flutists Giuseppe Nota and Miroslav Matějka, violinist Markéta Janoušková, and conductor Gudni Emilsson.
A quintet performs fresh arrangements of beloved film themes from world cinema and Czech classics in a historic Renaissance hall.
A concert performance by Czech musician Vojta Nedvěd in Mladá Boleslav.
An Advent concert by Petr Tomeček featuring Christmas music on the pan flute. A leading Czech performer who blends technical precision with natural musicality.
