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On the 28th of October, it will be exactly 100 years since the establishment of Czechoslovakia and thus founding of modern and democratic Czech statehood. We have been enjoying the celebrations already at other occasions this year, but in October we will have the pleasure to raise a glass with audience from across Europe at the opening of an engaging exhibition about the Czech and Slovak century in the most prestigious premises of the European Commission. Join us!
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Those who want to shape the future of our continent should well understand and honour our common history. Among other European countries, the Czech and Slovak Republics celebrate 100th year anniversary of their establishment in 1918 as democratic states. It is our great honour to present an exhibition commemorating the events leading towards this geopolitical change in the Central Europe and what followed after in the wider European context. The exhibition is interesting, engaging and fun but with seriousness and factual accuracy using both traditional displaying techniques and new technologies. The exhibition also includes a collection of students’ posters on the topic of the anniversary. Registrations for the opening on 18 October necessary before 8 October HERE. |
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 03/10>07/10
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Prague Philharmonic Choir and Symfonieorkest Vlaanderen: the Belgian tour |
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With its expanded brass section, thundering organ chords, glorious melodies and lyrical intermezzos, Leoš Janáček’s Glagolitic Mass is a highlight of the symphonic chorus repertoire. In the hands of Janáček specialist and chief conductor Jan Latham-Koenig, this cooperation with the celebrated 80-strong Prague Philharmonic Choir promises to be an exceptionally festive season opener. (BOZAR) Concerts in Brussels, Bruges, Gent and Antwerp are an unmissable treat for every music lover!
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04/10>21/10
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Czech centenary celebrated in Luxembourg |
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CinEast, the Central and Eastern European film festival joins the celebrations of 100 years of Czech statehood. Its programme combines the rich tradition of Czechoslovak cinema (Lemonade Joe, The Joke, Journey to the Beginning of Time) with a selection of recent films such as Winter Flies (in the presence of director Olmo Omerzu), Ice Mother and Domestique. Special guest of the festival, legendary trumpetist Laco Deczi, will perform with Jazz Cellula International on 14 October. Embassy of the Czech republic in Luxembourg joins in with an exhibition of film posters and screening of The Joke on the ocassion of the exhibition opening on 10 October. More information: CinEast official website.
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23/10 7PM
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Science Café with Tomáš Jungwirth |
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Tomáš Jungwirth is recognized scientist in the field of Spintronics. His expertise is condensed matter physics, electronic properties of nanostructures, quantum Hall effects, and antiferromagnetic spintronic devices. Recently he was involved in discoveries in the area of antiferromagnetic materials that change the way of data storing. Join us for an open debate at the Pilsen House in Brussels - entry free, registration needed before 20 October HERE.
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25/10 > 28/10
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Clarinet Facotry - Belgian Tour |
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The quartet Clarinet Factory attempts to interpret various genres and experiment in the field of classical music, jazz, electronic music and ethno. The sound variations offered by this set are very unusual, soothing as well as dense and full of vitality and surprise. Their mastery of "music without borders" could be heard at Hide&Seek festival in Brussels and they are back for their tour in Belgium this October. More information can be found at their Facebook page.
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