
Poetics of Božena Augustínová
Exhibition exploring the poetics and artistic legacy of Božena Augustínová.
The Slovácké muzeum (Museum of Moravian Slovakia) was founded in 1914 and has focused on ethnography and archaeology from the start, later expanding into fine arts and history of the Slovácko region. The main building in Smetanovy sady - extended by architect Bohuslav Fuchs and listed as an architectural monument since 1964 - houses the permanent multimedia exhibition Slovácko alongside rotating shows. The museum also runs a gallery, the Great Moravia memorial in Staré Město, a folk distillery museum in Vlčnov, and an open-air museum in Topolná.
Smetanovy sady 179, 686 01 Uherské Hradiště
Mon-Sun 9:00-12:00, 12:30-17:00

Exhibition exploring the poetics and artistic legacy of Božena Augustínová.

An exhibition showcasing the artistic legacy of painter Božena Augustínová, whose estate was donated to the museum by her sons in 2024.

An exhibition exploring spiritual and artistic themes through contemporary visual art at the Moravian Museum.

An exhibition of knitted and crocheted angels by Eva Blahová, featuring verses by Jan Skácel and Bohuslav Reynek. Visitors can embroider an angel, play games, or try on costumes.

Art workshops for children aged 5-8 years, where young artists explore the museum through a fairy-tale adventure.

An exhibition of miniature bonsai trees exploring Japanese aesthetics of form and harmony at the Moravian Museum.

A lecture exploring journalist Jan Janči's career and influence in Uherské Hradiště.

Art workshops for toddlers and preschoolers exploring creativity through fairy tales and hands-on making at the museum.

A professionally guided tour through the ethnographic exhibition showcasing the culture of the Slovácko region.

An interactive programme where history comes alive through live actors and dramatized scenes at the Slovácké Museum.

An exhibition about the life and achievements of Tomáš Baťa, the legendary Czech entrepreneur and founder of the Bata empire.

Guided tours through a bonsai exhibition examining Japanese philosophy of form and beauty. For art lovers, botanists, and those interested in Japanese culture.

Learn traditional glove knitting techniques at this hands-on workshop in the Moravian Museum.

An interactive programme for children exploring wool painting and discovering the collections of the Slovácké Museum.

A Christmas celebration at the Moravian Museum with traditional festive atmosphere and holiday cheer.

An exhibition at the Moravian Museum that explores the art and methods of capturing hidden aspects in artistic works.

A hands-on workshop in traditional willow weaving for all ages at the Slovácké Museum.

Guided tour exploring the poetics and artistic work of Božena Augustínová at the Moravian Museum.

An exhibition exploring 185 years of railway history in the Uherské Hradiště region and the arrival of the first train.

Exhibition opening celebrating architect Fuchsa with an interactive community knitting project at the Moravian Museum.

Guided tours exploring the history of the local prison and its role in the modern history of Uherské Hradiště.

Guided tour of the hillfort of St. Clement near Osvětimany, part of the Archaeological Summer programme.

Expert-led tour of Zuvačov Castle as part of the museum's summer archaeological programme.

Guided tour of the Great Moravia Memorial with expert commentary. Learn about the history and artifacts of the Great Moravian period.

A summer morning programme for children featuring guided walks and interactive activities at the Moravian Museum.

Summer creative workshops at the Moravian Museum provide engaging hands-on activities for visitors of all ages.

An exhibition of works by Ester Krumbachová, a key figure in Czech modernism. Discover her artistic vision and life story.

Exhibition honoring architect Fuchs with a community weaving component at the Moravian Museum.

An exhibition about Olympic skeet-shooting champion Josef Panáček from Uherské Hradiště, showcasing his sports career through medals, trophies, and thousands of photographs from his personal archive.