Spolkový dům Slavonice is a community and educational centre in the historic core of the Renaissance town of Slavonice. The building was erected in 1932 as the Deutsches Haus and, after years of neglect, underwent an extensive renovation between 2007 and 2013 to become a low-energy environmental centre. It hosts exhibitions, concerts, theatre performances, workshops, and educational programmes focused on ecology and the history of the Czech-Austrian borderland. The venue also houses a café, a visitor centre, and facilities for artists' residencies.
Na Potoku 629, 378 81 Slavonice
Opening hours follow the event programme
😴 Nothing scheduled here in the near future.
A solo street performance blending theatre and happening, exploring the search for a new monarch. Born from a regional cycling residency across the Czech Republic, MONARCHIOT merges movement, community, and performative art.
Festival students share their inspirations and experiences under the guidance of six experienced mentors.
An evening gala celebrating life through art, featuring performances by the festival's instructors.
A poetic theatrical piece about poet Bohuslav Reynek and poetess Suzanne Renaud, weaving together dance, music, and dramatic text.
An intimate theatrical production about the life of the legendary Soviet prima ballerina Maya Plissetskaya, blending dance, ballet, and drama. The story traces her journey through iconic roles against the political backdrop of the twentieth century.
Multi-genre festival ProART in Slavonice offers diverse programming throughout the day.
An exhibition of textile art by Anežka Podzemská and Dana Elsterová that explores the principle of growth and interweaving of different creative aspects through tapestries and spatial installations.