#OurStoreis - A modern take on a traditional cultural monument. That was, in short, the thematic focus of the Culture Programmme's open call. The project submitted by the Municipal Library in Prague fulfilled the assignment to the letter. Its result? Virtual reality in the library - the library in virtual reality.
The project of revitalization of the baroque Lemberk granary received the recognition of the President of the Czech Republic, Petr Pavel. The meeting took place on Wednesday, July 17 in Lány, and it was an honor for the project implementers to present the results of the work personally to the President and the First Lady.
In Mladějovice Fortress, located on the border of the Strakonice and Písek districts, history meets modern culture and creativity. Built in 1467, the fortress has undergone extensive reconstruction by the Durych family. In 2009, they decided to save the ruinous monument and turn it into a vibrant cultural centre.
The Ministry of Culture as the Programme Partner in cooperation with the Ministry of Finance - Programme Operator announced on 19. 4. 2024 5th Call for bilateral activities to be funded from the EEA Grants 2014-2021 under the Programme CZ - Culture.
The exhibition at the Hybernská Campus in Prague present places connected with the history of the women's movement in Prague in a unique way. It was launched with an opening on the eve of the International Women's Day, Thursday 7 March 2024 and will run until 12 April 2024.
Connected by glass! strengthens the renown of the Iron and Brod glassmaking tradition at home and in the world.
The final results of the second Open Call aimed at strengthening of common interests and cooperation in culture are here
Here are the final results of the second Open Call supporting innovative use of cultural heritage. 15 interesting projects in a total amount of more than 80 million CZK (3 million EUR) have been supported.
Here are the final results of the second Open Call supporting contemporary arts. 21 interesting projects in the field of theatre, music, literature or visual arts were supported in a total amount of CZK 79.5 million (EUR 3 million).