Join us 8–25 July 2027

To mark the 90th anniversary of George Gershwin’s death, we present an evening dedicated to his unmistakable melodies. The programme will feature famous songs that have become part of the world’s musical heritage, including Summertime, I Got Rhythm, The Man I Love, and more.

Gershwin’s music brings together elegance, passion, melancholy, and the joy of life, showing how naturally classical virtuosity, jazz rhythms, and the power of the human voice can coexist.

Welcome the New Year in style with Stadtmusik Hollabrunn, bringing a festive concert to Znojmo filled with familiar melodies, elegance and good cheer. Enjoy a varied programme that combines the tradition of wind music with the energy of a concert orchestra and Austrian charm. Join us for a musical start to the year that will warm your heart just like a glass of fine wine.

Proceeds from the event will go towards supporting the bilingual Školka bez hranic (Kindergarten Without Borders) in Mitterretzbach, Lower Austria.

From 6 pm, enjoy a New Year’s toast with sparkling wine from Hagn Winery in Mailberg, Austria, in the theatre foyer.

This band brings energetic original music from Brno’s vibrant underground scene, blending jazz with funk, rock and Moravian folk traditions. The young group has performed at festivals both in the Czech Republic and abroad. As finalists in the Jazzfruit 2024 competition, they also appeared at Kraftwerk Mitte Fest in Dresden and at Prague’s Jazz Dock. Two of the band members studied jazz performance at JAMU, and their music reflects not only their musical maturity but, above all, their passion for experimentation, surprises and letting loose on stage.

Swedish guitarist Alf Carlsson and Czech trumpeter Jiří Kotača joined forces to form an international quartet, born out of their shared studies in Rotterdam. Their music blends lyrical Scandinavian melodies and modern jazz with elements of R’n’B, hip-hop, pop and rock, enhanced by live electronics and a distinctive sound.

Joined by Slovak jazz musicians Peter Korman and Kristián Kuruc, the quartet has performed dozens of concerts across Europe and Asia. This year, they present their new album, Our Stories.