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Hermann Nitsch was known for his interdisciplinary practice that encompassed performance, painting, musical composition, and more. Having trained at Vienna’s Graphische Lehr- und Versuchsanstalt in the 1950s, the artist became a pioneer of the city’s avant-garde scene in the 60s and 70s, staging radical and controversial performances as part of the Viennese Actionism movement. Curators: Sammlung Werner Trenker and Nitsch Foundation.
A joint exhibition of Marek Ormandík and Norbert Šmondrk in the Slovak National Museum.
Giacomo Puccini’s most popular opera that till moves audiences around the world today.
A traditional Slovak delicacy in an unconventional place. That is a goose feast on a ship
The international festival of contemporary dance Bratislava in movement is recognized by the European community and brings a mix of both Slovak and world dance art. The 28th edition of the Bratislava in Movement international festival will showcase a selection of contemporary dance from Spain. Starting on 5 October 2024, audiences will not only see artists from the Iberian Peninsula but also works from five other ensembles – from France, Germany, the Czech Republic, and Slovakia. The festival will culminate on 20 Novembert 2024, with a performance by the exceptional Spanish female ensemble Mucha Muchacha.
The 11th edition of Be2Can, which will present films from three of the most prestigious festivals in Cannes, Berlin and Venice, will premiere twelve films, including the magnificent opus Megalopolis, the passion project of the visionary director Francis Ford Coppola. The Film Europe cinema in Pistori Palace in Bratislava will once again become the centre of the festival, where most of the side events will also take place. The festival will open on 9 October at Cinema City Eurovea Bratislava with the black and white Mexican film La Cocina by director Alonso Ruizpalacios.
A unique dramatic work full of tension, where even comedic situations turn dark, and questions of guilt remain a mystery.
A radiant world of fairy tales for the first time in Slovakia! Embark on a magical journey into the realm of lights, adventure, and fun in the largest light park in Europe.
The Bratislava Mozart Festival has already established its musical tradition in the capital of Slovakia. The newest, already eleventh year, will bring a series of four concerts that stand out for their interpretation and content quality, as well as their venues. The concerts will take place in St. Martin’s Cathedral, in the Klarisky Concert Hall (a former church), in the Mirror Hall of the Primate’s Palace and in the Art Nouveau style Moyzes Hall.
A compelling story about the power of human passion is seasoned with lively and touching melodies and captivating rhythms.
The atmosphere of the most popular holidays will reign in Bratislava already at the end of November, the Main Christmas Market opens on 22 November.
The Pre-Christmas time in Bratislava is inseparably connected with illuminated streets, Christmas trees or stalls full of goodies and handicrafts.
The Christmas Market in the Old Market Hall is a week of local art, books and goodies. Under one roof, from Sunday 15 to Sunday 22 December, visitors will have the opportunity to shop for original gifts for their loved ones, while supporting local brands, book publishers, artisan food producers and artists with their purchases.
