Drnovice
The Drnovice Cultural House near Vyškov was inaugurated on 8 April 1951 as the "Osvětový dům" with a performance of Smetana's opera The Bartered Bride. Over the decades it hosted many prominent artists, including bands Kabát and Olympic and soloist Karel Gott. After a fire in September 2018 forced a closure, a two-year reconstruction was completed and the venue reopened in September 2020. It hosts concerts, theatre performances, balls, exhibitions, and local amateur theatre productions.
Drnovice 1, 683 04 Drnovice
Opening hours follow the event programme
The H+L Vyškov dance club showcases standard and Latin American dances at the community centre in Drnovice.
A guided excursion for local residents visiting Sovinec Castle and the Pradědova Gallery in Jiříkov.
Václav Noid Bárta and Bek Bek Clan perform at the Drnovice Cultural Centre. A concert featuring two acts on Tuesday evening.
A ten-member ensemble ABBA WORLD Revival performs the greatest hits of Swedish legends ABBA in an authentic tribute for fans of classic pop-rock music.
A wild comedy about two dancers from a London nightclub caught in a dangerous situation with a local gangster and his thugs.
Legendary Slovak rock band Tublatanka will perform in Drnovice. A concert by one of the most important groups in Slovak rock history.
The final joint concert of Pačess with vocalist Bára Basiková, marking the band's farewell after four years together. Gothic-rock legends XIII. století headline this special evening in Drnovice.
A lively talk show by fashion designer Osmany Laffita, hosted by Eva Decastelo, featuring uncensored stories from show business and his personal life.
A comedy about a man who tries to escape his marital obligations through faked deaths. When his plan becomes complicated, he must face all the consequences of his lies.