HIGHLIGHTS 2010

The opening of Český Krumlov's cultural & tourist season Let yourselves be charmed by Krumlov in May... The gala opening of international exhibitions at the International Art Gallery 'Witches´ Sabbath' - Garden party with music and dance

A three-day Renaissance festival that takes the town back to the times of knights, noble ladies, magicians and beggars...

The Classical Music festival with the longest tradition in Český Krumlov. The festival includes the project 'Music Through the Ages', bringing music to the historical rooms of Český Krumlov´s Castle. A must for our most discerning Music connoisseurs is a magnificent re-enactment of jovial 18th Century Castle festivities: the 'Baroque Night' in Český Krumlov´s Castle.
Performing within the framework of the festival are the violin virtuoso Václav Hudeček, Cappela Istropolitana and other important musicians.

Mediaeval, Renaissance and Baroque music performed by leading Czech musicians as well as musicians of other nationalities, both soloists and groups, performing on historic instruments. Also included are concerts of alternative and ritual music, World music, dance and theatre performances, and exhibitions. The concerts take place in the spellbinding environment of the Castle, and at the Gothic and Renaissance halls of Cesky Krumlov\'s beautifully preserved historic buildings.

Cesky Krumlov\'s festival of the longest duration, whose concerts represent the peak of the town\'s cultural Summer. The festival features a rich mix of musical genres - symphonic as well as chamber concerts, classical jazz, folk, as well as concerts thematically linked to culinary experiences.