Susana from Spain: The multicultural atmosphere in Brno

In Brno, people from diverse cultures and backgrounds live side by side, creating a vibrant and inclusive environment. As a Spanish girl, I’ve come to appreciate that Brno is a calm and welcoming city, where different cultures have become part of everyday life. It offers many opportunities, reflected in the respect people show for ethnic and cultural diversity.

Celebrate Czech Craftsmanship at the Foreigners’ Gala Night 2024 – A Night of Elegance and Connection in Brno!

Join us for a night of style, creativity, and celebration at the Foreigners’ Gala Night 2024! On November 27, 2024 we’re gathering to celebrate the 15th anniversary of Foreigners Group with us at the exquisite UMPRUM Brno – a must-attend event for anyone passionate about Czech art and culture!

Principal Royal Ballet London Dancers to Perform La Bayadère Gala in National Theatre Brno

If you’re a fan of ballet, you can start dusting off your fanciest dresses and suits! On 8 February 2022, do not miss Ludwig Minkus’s La Bayadère Gala presented by National Theatre Brno and starring principal Royal Ballet London dancers in lead roles. This premiere will take place in Janáček Theatre and there are still tickets up for grabs. Snatch them before they’re gone!

DANCE BRNO 2021: A Festival of Czech Professional Ballet Is Here and Tickets Are Still Available!

Are you a fan of ballet? DANCE BRNO festival is back after a hiatus of two years and it will surely make you want to put on your fancy clothes! The event, taking place on 18-23 October, offers a showcase of almost the entire Czech professional ballet scene. The programme includes performances by companies from Prague, Pilsen, Ostrava, Olomouc, České Budějovice, and Brno. Audiences will be able to see both original works and famous pieces by world-renowned choreographers.

Maori Culture: Discover an Indigenous Cultural Group of New Zealand

This June has prepared something very special for us: a performance of Maori cultural group. The group takes its origin in New Zealand. This year, they celebrate 155 years since first Czechs arrived to New Zealand and settled in a town called Puhoi, located in the Northern island. Their performance is truly unique and filled with traditional dance and songs and will take place at ArtBar Druhý Pád on June 4. Below you can read a short interview with Frank Tomas Grapl, the leader of native Maori cultural performance group Whakaari Rotorua.