Villa Löw-Beer in Brno's Černá Pole district was designed by architect Ernst Wiesner and completed in 1905 for the prominent Löw-Beer textile family. The building blends historicist and early modernist elements and served as the family's private residence for decades. Today it opens to the public for exhibitions, lectures and cultural events.
Drobného 297/22, 602 00 Brno
Tue-Sun 10:00-18:00, Mon closed
Weekly outdoor cinema in the Löw-Beer Villa garden featuring a mix of recent films, art-house releases, and classics every Friday.
A guided walking tour exploring the history of the Dubová family and their connection to the Löw-Beer villa, set among the architectural treasures of early 20th-century Brno.
Gentle yoga under the trees followed by a shared brunch in the garden of Vila Löw-Beer - perfect for a relaxed Saturday morning.
Guided tour of an exhibition about Max and Edith Löw-Beer, led by curator and historian Eva Svobodová. Part of the 10th anniversary celebrations of Vila Löw-Beer.
An international festival celebrating Jewish culture and history in Brno. The programme honours the memory of the Great Synagogue and features meetings with descendants of significant Jewish families.
A four-evening film festival celebrating Spanish, American, French and German cinema with live performances, exhibitions and workshops at an open-air venue in Brno.
A guided walking tour through Brno's Cerné Pole neighbourhood exploring the history and architecture of its notable villas.
An intimate concert by Lenka Nová in the historic Vila Löw-Beer, featuring a welcome drink, guided tour, and 70-minute performance with outstanding musicians.
A chamber theatre piece celebrating Jaroslav Seifert's 125th birthday, blending drama, dance and music. A fresh portrait of the Czech Nobel laureate's life and poetry.
A charity event at Vila Löw-Beer where visitors can purchase a mug for at least 50 CZK, with all proceeds supporting Brno's children's hospice Dům pro Julii.
Concert by Ensemble Opera Diversa featuring Czech premieres of British music. Conductor Patrik Červák and soprano Jana Vondrů present works by Britten, Holst, and other composers.