This year, the festival will take place at the Rosice Castle on Saturday, 5 September, providing a unique setting for a day full of flavours, entertainment, and memorable experiences.
Visitors will be able to sample unique dishes, delicacies, and beverages prepared exclusively by small-scale producers, many of whom come from the surrounding region.
Alongside traditional favourites such as potato pancakes and garlic soup, the festival will feature a variety of creative garlic specialities, including raclette with roasted garlic and pulled duck in a black garlic sauce, as well as many other delicious surprises.
The cultural programme will once again be rich and diverse, with more details to be announced soon.
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For the ninth time, the Janáček Brno Festival will fill with music the city where Leoš Janáček spent virtually his entire life.
In 2026, the Brno National Theatre Ballet will offer a combination of romantic classics and modern works as part of the 2025/2026 season
Brno’s opera company enters the new season with a varied program that will delight lovers of classical music as well as families with children.
Over the course of its eleven-year history, the International Lednice–Valtice Music Festival (LVHF) has secured a firm place in the cultural calendar and has become one of the leading classical music festivals in the Czech Republic.
You’ll see numerous folk-costume groups, children’s folklore ensembles, men’s and women’s choirs, as well as well-known contemporary music artists.
The 16th annual St. Martin’s Day celebrations in Mikulov are here! From Wednesday, November 11, through Sunday, November 15, you can look forward to plenty of wine, great music, and much more!
Experience the unforgettable atmosphere of the largest St. Martin’s Day wine tasting event.
