Czech Centre London is associated with the Czech Ministry of Foreign Affairs to actively promote the Czech Republic in the UK. The Czech Centre organises cultural events and programmes in order to discuss current issues. It also provides resources for obtaining relevant information about the Czech Republic to students, scholars, business people, tourists and the general public. Currently are 24 Czech Centres in 21 countries all over the world.

2.2.2010 Czech Festival 2010 Principal concert and cultural centers throughout London celebrate the Czech Republic's unwavering musical contribution to culture in a three week more ->

28.2.2010 The Kreutzer Sonata with live accompaniment by Pavel Fajt (percussions) and Peter Graham (piano) A rare adaptation of Leo Tolstoy's story by Gustav Machatý, with live accompaniment by Pavel Fajt (percussions) and Peter Graham (piano). more ->

25.2.2010 Pavel Fajt and Guests A unique experience to hear the king of Czech percussionists Pavel Fajt playing in London clubs the Dogstar and Jazz Cafe Posk during his brief visit. more ->

20.2.2010 Aurel Klimt at the Showroom The Showroom Cinema in Shefield will be screening an evening of short films by the renowned Czech animator Aurel Klimt. Come and see a selection more ->

9.2.2010 NajPonk in London At the peak of his early career, with several CDs to his credit, Jazz pianist and composer, NajPonk, gave up playing and retired literally more ->

1.2.2010 Miroslav Holub in Poems on the Underground Miroslav Holub’s poem In the Microscope translated by Ian Miller will be featured on posters throughout the London Underground from February 2010. more ->

26.1.2010 Wihan Quartet Since winning the London International String Quartet Competition in 1991, the Wihan Quartet has developed an impressive international career more ->

16.11.2009 Generation ’89 The project “Generation ’89” proposes to commemorate the fall of the communist systems in Europe, through the lens of young people born in 1989. more ->

3.10.2009 BBC Symphony Orchestra - Martinů The Symphonies The BBC Symphony Orchestra and its Chief Conductor Jiri Belohlavek perform the six symphonies of Bohuslav Martinu more ->