A Renaissance château in Moravský Krumlov, built in the 16th century and later remodelled in the baroque style. It became widely known as the long-time home of Alfons Mucha's monumental cycle Slovanská epopej (The Slav Epic), displayed here for most of the 20th century. The château now hosts exhibitions, cultural events and guided tours of its historic interiors.
😴 Nothing scheduled here in the near future.
A performance featuring Czech actress and comedian Lenka Nová at the castle in Moravský Krumlov.
Dance and theatre students present a performance exploring Slavic heritage and national identity under the direction of Martin Dvořák and Gabriela Filippii.
A contemporary dance and music interpretation of Janáček's Sinfonietta at its centenary, blending classical composition with modern choreography and live vocals in an intimate setting.
Singer Zdeněk Bína and his music workshop students perform together in the castle chapel. The evening is open to the public.
A philosophical concert combining music, spoken word, and reflection on Slavic identity. Two pianists and commentary from Professor Stehlík in the unique setting of castle arcades.
Ukrainian rock band Dymytry performs at Moravský Krumlov Castle.
Chamber ensemble Prague Cello Quartet performs at the historic castle courtyard in Moravský Krumlov.
A concert by the Prague Cello Quartet, a string ensemble specializing in cello music, at Moravský Krumlov Castle.
