The social and cultural centre in Staré Město near Uherské Hradiště occupies a reconstructed Sokol gymnasium building from 1935. The city took over the premises in 2005 and, after a major renovation, turned it into a multi-purpose facility. The main theatre hall seats up to 250 people, with smaller halls and salons also available. It serves as the primary venue for cultural, social and sports events in the town.
Brněnská 1249, 686 03 Staré Město
Opening hours follow the event programme
An exhibition of paintings by Emzad Hamdullayev featuring fantasy themes at the Staré Město Information Centre, open from May through August.
An exhibition by artist Štěpán Mareš at KOVOZOO features the character Green Raoul across drawings, paintings, and other artworks.
The second edition of GulášFest - a goulash cooking competition with tastings, voting, and family entertainment.
The band SORRY performs live at August Night on the tennis courts in Staré Město.
A magical trail with tasks and fairy-tale creatures for children, ending with roasted sausages and a festive goodbye to summer.
Paintings by Darja Cehelská on display at the Staré Město Information Centre. Opening reception on 10 September at 4:00 PM.
A family-friendly event featuring traditional crafts and artistic workshops in blacksmithing, ceramics, carpentry, and creative reuse.
A local amateur theatre group performs a traditional Czech comedy about a village pig-slaughtering celebration.
Halloween party in the Jezuitský sklep with voluntary entry and welcome costumes.
The travesti group Wild Cats from Ostrava presents a full evening of entertainment filled with humor, songs, and costumes. A show for all audiences lasting 180 minutes.
A summer swap and bazaar focused on school supplies, backpacks, pencil cases, and children's clothing. A great way to give a second life to items you no longer need.
A firefighters' competition for the Mayor's Traveling Cup is held on Sunday at the Rybníček complex. Refreshments will be available during the event.
World premiere of photographer Nick Ut's iconic images from the Vietnam War, a landmark exhibition in photojournalism history.
The drag group Divoké kočky from Ostrava brings a full-length programme packed with comedy, songs, and costumes. The show runs for 180 minutes and is designed for all audiences.