Velké Bílovice is a town in Břeclav District and the largest wine-growing municipality in the Czech Republic, with over 760 hectares of vineyards and more than 650 wine cellars spread across 40 named cellar lanes. It lies in the Velkopavlovická wine subregion and gained town status in 2001. The annual Hody folk festival (first Sunday after 8 September) draws visitors from across the country for its costumed parade of over 50 pairs, and the Ze sklepa do sklepa cellar-hopping event takes place each spring at the turn of March and April.
nám. Osvoboditelů 570, 691 02 Velké Bílovice
A traditional wooden-pole pushing competition in Malá Morava, open to participants of all ages.
The Czech band Slípka brings their concert tour to Velké Bílovice. A chance to catch this popular group in their home region.
A traditional costume festival in Velké Bílovice celebrating local cultural heritage and folk traditions.
Traditional Moravian festival Hodky in Velké Bílovice with wine, music, and local culture.
A theatrical performance by Viliam Klimáček in Velké Bílovice.
A traditional festival with music and entertainment in Velké Bílovice that celebrates local customs and regional culture.
Meeting under Předníma is a community gathering in Velké Bílovice in the Břeclav district.
A summer wine festival in Velké Bílovice featuring tastings and entertainment for wine lovers.
Rock festival FERBY FEST returns after two years in Křástelka, Velké Bílovice, featuring Tublatanka, Harlej, Alkehol, and other bands.