Brno
BVV – Brno Exhibition Centre is a large trade fair and exhibition complex operated by Veletrhy Brno, a.s. Opened in 1928, it is one of the most significant functionalist architectural complexes in Central Europe and is listed as a cultural monument. Around 50 trade fairs and exhibitions take place here annually, attracting nearly one million visitors, alongside congresses, concerts and sporting events.
Výstaviště 1, 647 00 Brno
Opening hours follow the event programme
in 3 days
Annual gaming industry conference featuring talks, workshops, and an Indie Showcase with over 100 games. Brings together 2,000+ developers and professionals from around the world.
(3 days)
A three-day trade fair and conference on smart and resilient cities, featuring expert discussions, student hackathons, and international living labs.
A full-day beatification celebration of the first martyrs of modern Czech history, featuring live music, theatrical performances, and a solemn mass led by Cardinal Michael Czerny.
(2 days)
The Czech Republic's largest truck and bus exhibition, featuring the latest vehicles, stunt shows, a Dakar special, and an evening music festival. Aimed at professionals and families alike.
(4 days)
The 18th Brno Hummel Open Game Kids youth floorball tournament runs in Brno from 25–28 June across multiple venues, including Pavilion P at the BVV exhibition grounds. The tournament features junior and youth categories following IFF rules.
(5 days)
The largest charismatic ecumenical Christian conference in the Czech Republic runs July 8–12 in Brno with lectures, prayers, and parallel programmes for children and young adults.
(2 days)
A traditional international dog show with over 50 years of history. Two-day event featuring dogs from all FCI groups, judging, and the awarding of prestigious titles.
(3 days)
Pop Messe is a multi-genre festival showcasing contemporary popular, electronic, rap, and indie music. The sixth edition features international stars like Oklou, Overmono, and Einstürzende Neubauten alongside Czech and Slovak artists.
(13 days)
The women's European volleyball championship returns to Brno after 29 years. The tournament runs from August to September 2026 across four countries, with Brno hosting group stage matches, Round of 16, and quarter-finals in Hall P of the exhibition centre.
The 6th edition of this family festival features live music, bouncy castles, a petting zoo, trampolines, face painting, and entertainment zones for children of all ages.
(3 days)
The Science & Technology Festival in Brno offers interactive exhibitions and demonstrations for all ages, showcasing science and technology in an engaging way.
(2 days)
Industry professionals in aerospace and defense meet in Brno to network, exchange expertise, and explore business opportunities.
(4 days)
International exhibition of wood, construction, and design featuring leading manufacturers and industry experts.
(2 days)
Maker Faire Brno is a festival celebrating creative projects, DIY culture, and innovative technologies for all ages.
(4 days)
The traditional student festival Gaudeamus brings music, entertainment, and celebration to Brno for young people.
(4 days)
Caravan and camping equipment fair in Brno featuring motorhomes, accessories, and services for travel enthusiasts.
(3 days)
The third edition of Brno's largest book fair offers thousands of new titles, meetings with bestselling authors, and author readings. A programme for all ages awaits, from fiction to children's literature.
(2 days)
An international trade fair of minerals, fossils and jewellery — one of the Czech Republic's largest mineralogical events. Meet exhibitors from home and abroad with an accompanying programme.
(3 days)
A three-day festival featuring sports, dance, esports, and workshops for all ages. Highlights include a national skills championship, gaming tournaments, and a celebrity sports battle.
(2 days)
An annual educational fair for grades 8–9 students, featuring dozens of secondary schools, vocational schools, and educational institutions from Brno and the surrounding region.
(2 days)
The historic first winter edition of Central Europe's largest electronic dance music festival features over 30 international artists including Lost Frequencies and Sigma in Brno.
(4 days)
A large-scale Christmas market at the Brno Exhibition Centre featuring nearly three hundred vendors, creative workshops for children and daily entertainment programme. The ideal place to shop for Christmas gifts and home decorations.
(2 days)
South Moravian exhibition of rabbits, poultry, pigeons and ornamental birds with international participation. The programme includes the RABBIT JUMPING MORAVIA 2026 rabbit-jumping competition.
(3 days)
The largest Czech anime and manga festival returns to Brno Exhibition Centre with three days of screenings, workshops, cosplay competitions, and live music performances.
(2 days)
The Czech Republic's largest minerals fair with over 270 vendors from 14 countries. Visitors can buy minerals, jewelry and decorations or create their own jewelry using wire-wrapping and other techniques.