Brno
Arnold Villa in Brno's Černá Pole district is a historicist building from 1862, designed and built for his own use by master builder Josef Arnold. Around 1909 it was remodelled in the late Art Nouveau style with Art Deco elements. Today it is administered by the Brno City Museum and houses the Centre for Dialogue – a cultural and educational space offering guided tours, a permanent exhibition on the villa's history and Brno's Jewish community, as well as temporary exhibitions and lectures.
Drobného 299/26, 602 00 Brno
Tue–Sun 10:00–18:00, Mon closed
in progress
An exhibition dedicated to Rabbi Richard Feder, who led the restoration of Jewish religious life in Czechoslovakia after World War II. Petra Goldflamová Štětinová's comic-book style merges history with artistic vision.
A lecture on how life experiences are inscribed in our body and nervous system. Martina Viktorie Kopecká connects psychomotor therapy with theories of regulation and safety.
A workshop exploring inner peace and finding home within yourself, inspired by Comenius and the story of JAK. Led by Marcela Murgašová.
(5 days)
A psychological drama about a former Nazi banker's encounter with Jewish survivors in a Tel Aviv airport café in 1951. A play about guilt, forgiveness, and justice by judge and playwright Pavel Molek.
