Events
Wednesdays in co.labs_park / concerts All the way down, S.N.A.K
Wednesdays at co.labs_park are regular afternoon and evening gatherings in the open air, combining relaxation, music, discussions, workshops, community programs and free time in the city center. Whether you just want to hang out with friends, have a drink, listen to live music, dance or join in the program, CO.LABS_park is open to everyone. Come for alcohol, soft drinks and langos and enjoy sitting in the greenery of the park. Schedule 15.00: bar opens 19.30: S.N.A.K concert 20.45: All the way down concert
Ballet UPROSTŘED: Dar el paso
The performance "Dar el paso" (To Take the Step) deals with the interpersonal relationships we experience every day with partners, friends and people around us.
VUS Ondráš: Through hills and valleys
The concert of the Folk Instrument Orchestra and Girls' Choir is structured as a journey through various, mainly Moravian and Slovak regions. Its title suggests that "hills and valleys" are not just a description of the landscape, but above all a figurative musical expression - it reflects the contrast between lyrical and spirited numbers.
Aida at Špilberk Castle
Warm summer evenings are best spent under the stars with music, which is why the Janáček Opera NdB ensemble is once again bringing an opera performance to the romantic setting of Špilberk Castle this year. Two nations are at war, but in the middle of the battlefield a much more intimate drama is unfolding that may have unexpected consequences. The Egyptian princess Amneris loves the warlord Radames. However, his love belongs to the captive Aida, whom no one knows is the princess of the hostile Ethiopian country. Unbeknownst to either of them, they will soon face a choice that will decide life or death...
ORBIT Mother Earth
Movement performance with musical inputs and reading A varied program awaits you, connecting inclusive dance, musical improvisation, physical theater and author's poetry reading. The ORBITA association, together with its friends, will open a space in the reservoirs for meetings and sensitive perception of art in its diverse forms and create a living mosaic of contemporary art that connects different genres.
La traviata at Špilberk Castle
Warm summer evenings are best spent under the stars with music, which is why the Janáček Opera NdB ensemble is once again bringing an opera performance to the romantic setting of Špilberk Castle this year. A timeless tragic story of a courtesan hoping for the happiness of true love. For a brief moment it seems so close, but it is only a dream. A chamber drama in the classic direction of Zbyněk Srba.
Dwarves (USA)
For over forty years, Dwarves have been shocking and mystifying audiences around the world with their unique blend of garage punk, thrash metal and experimental music. Originally from the Midwest of the USA, they settled in San Francisco in the mid-1980s, played over a thousand concerts on five continents, released fifteen full-length albums and were part of the soundtracks of hundreds of films, television shows and skate videos.
JÁNOŠÍK or Painted on glass
Tell the mountains, forests and valleys that the greatest of robbers was the only one... Thus begins one of the most famous variants of the often-told story of the Slovak robber Juraj Jánošík, a folk-rock musical, which was brought to the world in 1970 under the title Na skle malované by two Polish creators - composer Katarzyna Gärtnerová and librettist Ernest Bryll.
Vinyl should not be exposed to sunlight No.2
DJ and vinyl lover Romeo Green celebrates thirty years behind the turntables this year. And that's why he decided to offer his Brno residents, who perhaps - after all these years - understand him - four different versions of his set. Each one supplemented by a distinguished DJ guest. Romeo is sensitive to social and cultural events and likes to play at public and charity events, such as the traditional "Run for the Memory of the Nation". In addition, he promotes genres that are so-called minority in our country, although in the world it is just the opposite. He respects minorities and sides with women as much as he can. That is also why his invitation to DJ guest will be gender-balanced.
JÁNOŠÍK or Painted on glass
Tell the mountains, forests and valleys that the greatest of robbers was the only one... Thus begins one of the most famous variants of the often-told story of the Slovak robber Juraj Jánošík, a folk-rock musical, which was brought to the world in 1970 under the title Na skle malované by two Polish creators - composer Katarzyna Gärtnerová and librettist Ernest Bryll.
JÁNOŠÍK or Painted on glass
Tell the mountains, forests and valleys that the greatest of robbers was the only one... Thus begins one of the most famous variants of the often-told story of the Slovak robber Juraj Jánošík, a folk-rock musical, which was brought to the world in 1970 under the title Na skle malované by two Polish creators - composer Katarzyna Gärtnerová and librettist Ernest Bryll.
JÁNOŠÍK or Painted on glass
Tell the mountains, forests and valleys that the greatest of robbers was the only one... Thus begins one of the most famous variants of the often-told story of the Slovak robber Juraj Jánošík, a folk-rock musical, which was brought to the world in 1970 under the title Na skle malované by two Polish creators - composer Katarzyna Gärtnerová and librettist Ernest Bryll.
Only Fire (HR)
Only Fire is a 26-year-old producer, songwriter and DJ from Zagreb, Croatia. His explosive beats and club anthems are characterized by an iconic robotic voice reminiscent of Siri, which serves up absurdly funny and hypersexual catchphrases and metaphors. Thanks to this, he has collected over 50 million streams worldwide. His single "Moana Lisa" became a viral phenomenon more than a year after its release - over 75 thousand videos were created on TikTok and the track was supported by stars such as Doja Cat, Zara Larsson and Sukihana.
How to get lost, as one should (in the orchards)
A site-specific journey transforming architecture into a playful partner for dialogue, movement and encounter.
How to get lost, as one should (in the orchards)
How to get lost, as one should (in the orchards)
A site-specific journey transforming architecture into a playful partner for dialogue, movement and encounter.
Zoran Dukić
Zoran Dukić is a Croatian classical guitarist. Between 1990 and 1997, Dukić won more competitions than any other guitarist at that time.
Bogdan Mihailescu
Throughout his career, Bogdan Mihailescu has had the opportunity to perform around the world, giving concerts and masterclasses in France, Italy, Romania, Switzerland, Slovenia, Spain, Portugal, Finland, Australia, Brazil, Argentina, and Mexico.
Joscho Stephan Trio
Joscho Stephan is a German jazz guitarist who is known for his interpretation of classical, jazz and pop standards in the style of Gypsy jazz.
Boskovice: XXXIV. Festival for the Jewish Quarter
The festival with its unmistakable atmosphere has been an integral part of summer and the beginning of the holidays for more than three decades. It takes place in the historic center of the city, where you will find a unique Jewish quarter with a unique genius loci, and in other places in its vicinity. During the four days of July, you can not only absorb music of various genres in the amphitheater of the summer cinema, the castle greenhouse, the synagogue or the manor yard, but also watch theatrical performances in the backdrop of the Boskovice castle, the parish garden or in the more intimate environment of the local interiors.
DUNAJ / NAČEVA
Monika NAČEVA with her band – she made her debut in the early 1990s as a singer of dark poems by Jáchym Topol, she sets texts by Czech poets to music and experiments in electronic music. DUNAJ is considered a classic of the so-called Brno alternative scene. After a twenty-year break, the band successfully returned to the stage with the original members: Vladimír Václavek (bass guitar, vocals), Josef Ostřanský (guitar, vocals) and Pavel Koudelka (drums, vocals). Last year, the band was expanded by the great singer Jana Vébrová.
Peter Croton
Peter Croton is a Swiss-American lutenist and guitarist who has established himself in his field through numerous recordings, performances, publications, and teaching activities.
Boskovice: XXXIV. Festival for the Jewish Quarter
The festival with its unmistakable atmosphere has been an integral part of summer and the beginning of the holidays for more than three decades. It takes place in the historic center of the city, where you will find a unique Jewish quarter with a unique genius loci, and in other places in its vicinity. During the four days of July, you can not only absorb music of various genres in the amphitheater of the summer cinema, the castle greenhouse, the synagogue or the manor yard, but also watch theatrical performances in the backdrop of the Boskovice castle, the parish garden or in the more intimate environment of the local interiors.
Concert of participants of the Guitar Festival Mikulov
Graduates of guitar courses will join forces during a joint concert in Mikulov.
New Model Army
Since forming in Bradford in 1980, New Model Army have gone through everything from punk rebellion to northern English folk influences to dark rock. Their sound is built on a dominant, pulsating bass guitar and the charismatic voice of frontman Justin Sullivan, whose lyrics about social injustice and personal freedom have lost none of their relevance in 45 years. They have immortal classics like Vengeance and Thunder and Consolation, as well as a fresh approach in the form of the well-received album Unbroken. The band is famous for their devoted fan base, "The Family", and concerts where blood and emotion are sweated without unnecessary studio embellishments. New Model Army don't need pyro or confetti; they just need guitars and the truth that cuts to the heart.
Fábio Zanon
Fabio Zanon is a Brazilian classical guitarist, conductor and teacher.
Night at Karlštejn
The original comedy by Jaroslav Vrchlický, which was later made into a famous film, premiered at the National Theatre in 1884 and quickly became very popular. Its fame grew even more after 1973, when Zdeněk Podskalský made a musical comedy film of the same name, which is now part of the golden fund of Czech cinematography.
Boskovice: XXXIV. Festival for the Jewish Quarter
The festival with its unmistakable atmosphere has been an integral part of summer and the beginning of the holidays for more than three decades. It takes place in the historic center of the city, where you will find a unique Jewish quarter with a unique genius loci, and in other places in its vicinity. During the four days of July, you can not only absorb music of various genres in the amphitheater of the summer cinema, the castle greenhouse, the synagogue or the manor yard, but also watch theatrical performances in the backdrop of the Boskovice castle, the parish garden or in the more intimate environment of the local interiors.
Concert of participants of the Guitar Festival Mikulov
Graduates of guitar courses will join forces during a joint concert in Mikulov.
Marco Ramelli and Enrica Savigni
Marco is a teacher at the TU Dublin Conservatoire, where he approaches music with curiosity and a spirit of inquiry. As a guitarist, he moves between contemporary music and historically informed interpretation on period instruments. He is interested in the relationship between instrument and interpretation, developing projects aimed at developing tactile sensitivity. He has performed as a soloist and chamber player on prestigious stages around the world. Enrica Savigni is an Italian multi-instrumentalist with a diverse musical experience, currently focusing on the study of instruments and repertoire from the Classical and Romantic periods.
Night at Karlštejn
The original comedy by Jaroslav Vrchlický, which was later made into a famous film, premiered at the National Theatre in 1884 and quickly became very popular. Its fame grew even more after 1973, when Zdeněk Podskalský made a musical comedy film of the same name, which is now part of the golden fund of Czech cinematography.
Boskovice: XXXIV. Festival for the Jewish Quarter
The festival with its unmistakable atmosphere has been an integral part of summer and the beginning of the holidays for more than three decades. It takes place in the historic center of the city, where you will find a unique Jewish quarter with a unique genius loci, and in other places in its vicinity. During the four days of July, you can not only absorb music of various genres in the amphitheater of the summer cinema, the castle greenhouse, the synagogue or the manor yard, but also watch theatrical performances in the backdrop of the Boskovice castle, the parish garden or in the more intimate environment of the local interiors.
Hrubá Hudba
Opening of the 33rd Mikulov Art Symposium with a concert by Hrubá Hudba. Start at 6:00 PM on the square in Mikulov.
Night at Karlštejn
The original comedy by Jaroslav Vrchlický, which was later made into a famous film, premiered at the National Theatre in 1884 and quickly became very popular. Its fame grew even more after 1973, when Zdeněk Podskalský made a musical comedy film of the same name, which is now part of the golden fund of Czech cinematography.
Opera UPROSTŘED
Three opera soloists with piano accompaniment. IN THE MIDDLE OF THE CITY with famous opera arias and duets. Program: G. Rossini: The Barber of Seville, Basilio's aria G. Donizetti: The Elixir of Love, Dulcamara's aria G. Puccini: La Bohème, Mimi's aria G. Puccini: Gianni Schicchi, Lauretta's aria G. Verdi: Rigoletto, Duke's aria E. di Capua: O sole mio G. Verdi: La Traviata, Violetta and Alfredo's duet G. Verdi: La Traviata, Libiamo Performers: Lucie Kašpárková – soprano Ondřej Koplík – tenor Jan Šťáva – bass Jitka Houfová – piano
Dan Bárta & Illustratosphere
Dan Bárta, an eleven-time winner of the Anděl Award in the categories Singer of the Year and Singer of the Quarter Century, became widely known in the 1990s with the band Alice and his performance in the musical Jesus Christ Superstar. He also became an integral part of the cult J.A.R. His broad musical outlook was used from the danceable Sexy Dancers to popular songs from films (including Snowboarders, Rafťáci, Horem pádem) to jazz associated with, for example, the Robert Balzar trio. He left his significant mark in a number of other domestic musical projects and also performed with the greats of the world music scene (e.g. with the phenomenal singer Bobby McFerrin or with Sting's court guitarist Dominik Miller). In 2000, Dan Bárta surprised fans with his own group Illustratosphere, with which he has released five regular albums and one live double album. The first four albums have also been released in remastered reissues and for the first time on LP. An unmistakable voice with excellent singing technique, lyrics playing with the charm of the Czech language, and first-class musicians: all of this gives rise to songs that soar above the domestic standard of popular music, which have been appealing to listeners across generations for 25 years!
Ballet at the Bishop's Court
Every summer, the Bishop's Court turns into an open-air theatre. This year, we will present Romeo and Juliet at this venue with a strong genius loci. Shakespeare's story of two young people from opposing families is probably familiar to everyone. However, in the performance of the NdB Ballet, it takes on a new form: the choreography of Mário Radačovský to the music of Sergei Prokofiev creates a powerful dance experience from this timeless tragedy. A specially adapted open-air version was created for the summer performance at the Bishop's Court - whether you have seen the production at the Janáček Theatre or not, this performance is worth a visit in itself. Last year, the ballet Romeo and Juliet was missing at the Bishop's Court - this year we will perform it for you four times.
Take the ukulele to the orchard
Do you know a few chords? That's enough. Take your ukulele and join in. Ukulele Orchestra Brno is preparing a slightly different evening. This time it won't just be a classic concert - it's more about playing together. Take your ukulele and come play in Denisovy sady. We'll play a few familiar songs, no big deal, just the joy of having more people with the same instrument. You don't have to learn anything. It's really not that complicated. If you can master a few chords, you'll play with us. Take your ukulele and join in.
Hana and Petr Ulrychovi & Javory
Hana and Petr Ulrych, as the protagonists of the band Javory, have been active on our music scene for decades. What they sing and play has gradually crystallized into a unique musical genre that experts call "Moravian world music". The Ulrychs were the first pioneers of creatively following Moravian folklore. Their songs contain elements of folk songs and big beat, which they started with. They also contain references to Petr's film and theater music. Together with Hana's extraordinary singing quality, they offer listeners the culmination of their original musical journey, especially in the Christmas concert, which exceptionally capitalizes on all these contributions.
Poison Ruin (USA) + Vole
Poison Ruin's sound grows out of crust punk, with influences from oi!, American post-punk, NWOBHM and dungeon synth. They make heavy use of dark medieval themes and lyrical motifs, interwoven with anarchist iconography.
Ballet at the Bishop's Court
Every summer, the Bishop's Court turns into an open-air theatre. This year, we will present Romeo and Juliet at this venue with a strong genius loci. Shakespeare's story of two young people from opposing families is probably familiar to everyone. However, in the performance of the NdB Ballet, it takes on a new form: the choreography of Mário Radačovský to the music of Sergei Prokofiev creates a powerful dance experience from this timeless tragedy. A specially adapted open-air version was created for the summer performance at the Bishop's Court - whether you have seen the production at the Janáček Theatre or not, this performance is worth a visit in itself. Last year, the ballet Romeo and Juliet was missing at the Bishop's Court - this year we will perform it for you four times.
Dance-visual performance The dance-visual performance JARO is a reference to the natural cycle and returns to the rituals that were associated with this time. It is a tribute to nature, awareness of its power and getting rid of everything that hinders its flourishing. JARO is an essay about today, which carries traces of the past in the sense of belonging and the perception of oneself as part of the ecosystem. Society has meanwhile moved forward without regard to the natural order. But it continues to move forward without stopping, only man breaks it and thinks he can change it.
Petr Soukup and Milan Tomášik: Dancing Through the Summer
A summer evening between dance and stand-up. A seemingly disparate summer meeting of comedian Petr Soukup and dancer and choreographer Milan Tomášik on one evening in Brno in 2026. Musical accompaniment by Jakub Mudrák.
Ballet at the Bishop's Court
Every summer, the Bishop's Court turns into an open-air theatre. This year, we will present Romeo and Juliet at this venue with a strong genius loci. Shakespeare's story of two young people from opposing families is probably familiar to everyone. However, in the performance of the NdB Ballet, it takes on a new form: the choreography of Mário Radačovský to the music of Sergei Prokofiev creates a powerful dance experience from this timeless tragedy. A specially adapted open-air version was created for the summer performance at the Bishop's Court - whether you have seen the production at the Janáček Theatre or not, this performance is worth a visit in itself. Last year, the ballet Romeo and Juliet was missing at the Bishop's Court - this year we will perform it for you four times.
Mendel Festival
Ballet at the Bishop's Court
Every summer, the Bishop's Court turns into an open-air theatre. This year, we will present Romeo and Juliet at this venue with a strong genius loci. Shakespeare's story of two young people from opposing families is probably familiar to everyone. However, in the performance of the NdB Ballet, it takes on a new form: the choreography of Mário Radačovský to the music of Sergei Prokofiev creates a powerful dance experience from this timeless tragedy. A specially adapted open-air version was created for the summer performance at the Bishop's Court - whether you have seen the production at the Janáček Theatre or not, this performance is worth a visit in itself. Last year, the ballet Romeo and Juliet was missing at the Bishop's Court - this year we will perform it for you four times.
Folk Summer Řečkovice 2026
FOLK SUMMER ŘEČKOVICE 2026 Amphitheater Former Brewery Řečkovice Palackého náměstí 9, Brno Sunday, July 19, 2026 from 7:30 PM BRATŘI EBENOVÉ Monday, July 20, 2026 from 7:30 PM EPYDEMYE Tuesday, July 21, 2026 from 7:30 PM ROMAN HORKÝ & KAMELOT Wednesday, July 22, 2026 from 7:30 PM FOLK TEAM Thursday, July 23, 2026 from 7:30 PM ROBERT KŘESŤAN & DRuhá Trava Friday, July 24, 2026 from 7:30 PM TOMÁŠ LINKA & PŘÍMÁ LINKA (80 years) The event is held with the financial support of the statutory city of Brno. The event is held with the financial support of the South Moravian Region.
Ballet at the Bishop's Court
Every summer, the Bishop's Court turns into an open-air theatre. This year, we will present Romeo and Juliet at this venue with a strong genius loci. Shakespeare's story of two young people from opposing families is probably familiar to everyone. However, in the performance of the NdB Ballet, it takes on a new form: the choreography of Mário Radačovský to the music of Sergei Prokofiev creates a powerful dance experience from this timeless tragedy. A specially adapted open-air version was created for the summer performance at the Bishop's Court - whether you have seen the production at the Janáček Theatre or not, this performance is worth a visit in itself. Last year, the ballet Romeo and Juliet was missing at the Bishop's Court - this year we will perform it for you four times.



