Unfortunately, sometimes even great events have complications and this is one of them. We will keep you informed about the possibility of returning tickets via Goout.

You can now buy our unionzzi cape at the bar for 190 CZK. So hurry up before they sell out!

We will be CLOSED on Friday 25 August and Monday 2 September due to a private event. Thank you for your understanding!

Due to extraordinary interest, the exhibition will be JIRI VOLEK: BAND DUNAJ 1992-1997 extended until 31 August 2023. We look forward to your visit.

UNIBREAK VI.
Summer Art Festival

For the sixth time in the Unijazz Reading Room at the new address we are announcing an open call for participation in a joint non-competitive holiday exhibition of women artists, not only visual artists.

There are no restrictions on the theme or treatment, except that all works should reflect the space of the Reading Room in which they will be presented.

Works of art: painting, drawing, graphics, photography, which will be limited to the space of the Reading Room and each exhibitor will have an area of 1-2 m2

Works presented at the opening on 7 August at 19:00: video art, author's reading, performance, musical performance

- name and surname
- photos of the works with dimensions and brief description
- other information ( e.g. motivation for creation, process of creation, short
CV...)
- contact: e-mail, telephone

THE DEADLINE OF 23 JULY MUST BE MET!

From 1 July 2023 to 2 September 2023 we are here for you Monday-Saturday 16-22.

5.-9.7. we are CLOSED because we are at the festival in Boskovice. Thank you for your understanding - and come to Boskovice!

Here we go! The bell rings, school is out... But Reading Room isn't over yet! What do you have to look forward to before you head into the whirlwind of the holidays?

The week starts with another screening of 16mm film by Fila and Adam on Monday 26 June at 20:00. This time Vladimír Jiránek (author of Bob and Bobek) with a series of short cartoons, Jiří Brdečka with the adventures of Aria Prairie and others will be on the silver screen.

Event: https://fb.me/e/OhwIZhUY

On Tuesday at 19:30 you can look forward to a concert by the Prague Quiet Music Collective, which will play music by Ian Mikysky inspired by the work of poet Petr Borkovec. The music is always based on texts whose central themes include the relationship to nature or the specific rhythm of experience.

Event: https://fb.me/e/48mHPQcnr

On Wednesday 28 June at 18:00, another Openly about Prague debate will take place, this time on the care of Prague's cultural heritage. Do we appreciate enough the architectural values that have been preserved here? And how can we enrich the city with new projects without damaging them?

Event: https://fb.me/e/ubr3RMkMt

And Thursday is the last event of the month - a joint concert of Janny's Hog Ranch and Band of Heysek. Janny's Hog Ranch play a rough energetic fusion of rock and roll, disco, grunge and electro wave. Band of Heysek promises animalistic, blues-infused, raw and dirty songs. Start at 20:00.

Event: https://fb.me/e/KJduhPv3

There are two weeks left until the end of June and then we will go in the special mode of the Acoustic Summer, for which we announced last week an open call. Acoustic Summer is a series of acoustic concerts in July and August! If you want to play with us - or know someone who does - feel free to sign up here. And now for the traditional weekly review!

Tomorrow - Tuesday 20 June - we will have the third of the memorial evenings with Olin Nejezchleb and Pavel Skálá, this time dedicated to Petr Kalandra, with whom both musicians have many experiences from both their personal and professional lives. Start at 19:00!

Event: https://fb.me/e/Oltq4nlL

On Wednesday 21 June at 20:00 the band Fanfán Tulipán, founded by composer Eliška Vidomus, will play its original symbiosis of jazz, funk, film music and chanson with Estonian spices.

Event: https://fb.me/e/3K80NAWx4

At the same time on Thursday you can look forward to another concert - this time the singer-songwriter Helena Kalambová and her band will perform. Her music combines elements of classical, ethno and indie pop, enhanced by melancholy and even dreaminess.

Event: https://fb.me/e/EcH6pGE9

And it wouldn't be a Reading Room without a bit of literature, so we'll end the week with a literary event on Friday - a presentation of Stefan Segi's book Uncorrect Literature at 18:00. The book launch will be followed by a discussion on the relationship between literature and society and the related responsibilities of women writers*.

Event: https://fb.me/e/rUEuoueX0

We look forward to seeing you!