Plzeň
The Masné krámy (Meat Market) exhibition hall is a medieval butchers' market built in 1392, one of the few surviving structures of its kind in the Czech Republic. After reconstruction in 1967–1971, it opened in March 1972 as an exhibition space of the Gallery of West Bohemia in Pilsen. In 2009, architect Roman Koucký redesigned the interior as a "great white gallery". The hall hosts temporary exhibitions, concerts, lectures, and regular Sunday musical matinées.
Pražská 18, 301 00 Plzeň
Mon closed, Tue–Sun 10:00–18:00
A graduation concert by students of the ZUŠ Sokolovská music school in Plzeň, showcasing talented young musicians from four different classes.
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Graduation concert of students from Chválenická Basic Art School, featuring pianist Andrea Vápeníková.
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A graduation concert featuring young musicians from ZUŠ Třemošná performing on guitar and transverse flute, with support from local musicians and ensembles.
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A morning concert by students of a Plzen music school performing works for flute and accordion.
A student music concert in Plzeň featuring talented performers from the Department of Music Education and Culture at the University of West Bohemia.
A concert honouring Danuše Bělohlávková, a long-time French teacher and honorary citizen of Plzeň. The Plzeň Children's Choir, opera soloists, and guest performers will take the stage.
A hands-on creative workshop for children inspired by vintage entertainment posters, where participants design and create their own poster using typography, collage, and colors.
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Curator Lucie Vlčková leads a guided tour through an exhibition of entertainment posters from the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries in Plzen.