Brno
Klub Leitnerova (nicknamed "Leitnerka") is a traditional multifunctional cultural club in the Staré Brno district, operated by the municipal organisation Kávéeska. The building dates from the mid-1950s; the club has been active as a music and cultural venue since 1991 and underwent a full renovation in 2017. It hosts folk, alternative, country and blues concerts, theatre performances, art exhibitions, and children's programmes. The venue also includes a café with a distinctive interior.
Leitnerova 434/2, 602 00 Brno
Wed-Fri 16:00-22:00, also outside these hours during cultural events
Publicist and musician Jiří Plocek will present his new book of diary entries and travel reportage from Italy, Spain, Cyprus, Banat, Taiwan and Albania, accompanied by live mandolin music.
(110 days)
A romantic comedy about a lawyer without charm and a man with charisma who meet on a street in Brno and search for chemistry together.
An interactive performance for children aged 3 to 11 that explores the secrets of the human body in a fun and engaging way.
Ester Kočičková and Moody Cat Band present an irreverent song show featuring jazz standards, covers and original Czech lyrics. The two-hour programme blends Amy Winehouse, Lou Reed, David Bowie and others with humour and distinctive style.
Czech singer-songwriter Mirek Kemel takes the stage with his band. An evening of quality Czech music for fans of original songwriting.
K Band from eastern Bohemia presents an original gospel-bluegrass show on a single microphone, featuring Czech songs that have become folk standards across genres.
The Brno kyogen theatre presents three traditional Japanese comedies in Czech. Kyogen is a medieval Japanese genre full of exaggeration and subtle humor that depicts human weaknesses and relationships.
Tempus celebrates 19 years with a special acoustic concert featuring new arrangements of their songs. The program is complemented by the band Lichočar.