An archaeological exhibition explores the Iron Age and Roman period. Finds from Gerulata and Germanic settlements are accompanied by films and three-dimensional reconstructions.
An exhibition of Chinese ink painting connecting poetry, nature and reflections on changing time and space.
An exhibition of Czech painter Stanislav Diviš bringing together works from different periods and exploring personal, collective and cultural memory in painting.
An international competitive exhibition of student work in design, visual art and artistic crafts.
An exhibition on Bratislava's 1990s club scene, covering its first clubs, new music genres, subcultures and the social changes after 1989.
An international festival of choirs and orchestras from seven countries, held 8–11 October across several historic Bratislava venues.
A three-day bachata festival with a welcome party, workshops in several styles, international DJs and a Saturday gala night.
Live country music, dance groups and dance lessons. Main-hall admission with a reserved table seat €45; unreserved foyer seating €35.
Mäsokombinát brings a new club concept to Nová tržnica, spanning house, UK garage, hard groove and drum and bass. The line-up has yet to be announced.
Local food, books and makers’ goods. Check the children’s programme for your chosen Saturday.
An immersive exhibition with large-scale projections of more than 400 Van Gogh works and an audio guide. Tickets use a selected entry slot; visitors may stay until closing.
A practical workshop for primary-school teachers and education students on creative writing and discussing theatre experiences. €15 for teachers, €10 for students.
Bring houseplants and rooted cuttings to exchange at Oáza, with opportunities to discuss plant care. The organisers welcome a voluntary contribution.
Šimon Caban’s staging of the musical celebrates love, freedom and tolerance through the familiar songs of the flower-power generation.
A walk tracing the 1526 battle and its impact on Bratislava. About 90 minutes; limited capacity, tickets through Tootoot.
A musical about the lengths men will go to for love and family. Runs for 155 minutes including an interval; recommended for viewers over 12.
New adventures of two DIY enthusiasts turning household chores into comic experiments. A wordless film, 65 minutes.
A photo exhibition on home hospice care, an artist-led tour, a discussion of life and loss, and a charity concert by Martin Geišberg.
A restored concert film of Queen’s 1986 performance at Budapest’s Népstadion. Czech subtitles, 97 minutes.
Eva Holubová and her daughter Karolína share stories about work, family and life’s unexpected turns in a conversational show.
Five characters in a nuclear shelter: a comedy about power, freedom and human weaknesses. Ages 12+.
Šimon Caban’s staging of the musical celebrates love, freedom and tolerance through the familiar songs of the flower-power generation.
A daughter, mother and grandmother struggle to get along under one roof in GUnaGU’s comedy combining three generations of women with absurd humour.
Rapper Ley Lofaj launches his debut album Korene at MMC, with special guests and surprises; the full line-up will be announced later.
A historical film about Ján Golian choosing between family and leading the 1944 uprising. Original version, 133 minutes, ages 12+; violence and frightening scenes.
A concert by landless with special guest Cherry Street at Žalár.
A documentary theatre performance about creativity, collaboration and the search for meaning, created by Adam Dragun with the Batyskaf project team.
Ister String Quartet performs film themes by Ennio Morricone and Nino Rota, including music from Once Upon a Time in the West, The Mission, The Good, the Bad and the Ugly, Cinema Paradiso and The Godfather.
A puppet story about Jožko the mole, mutual help and how something can grow from nothing.
An interactive children's programme with first magic tricks, spells and secret techniques. Tickets are sold at the venue before the event.
A children's detective-style city walk through old Bratislava. The meeting point is provided in the booking form.
Plant-based food, cooking demonstrations and conversations about animals and nature, alongside workshops, non-profit organisations and an evening DJ set.
A musical fairy-tale comedy about three little pigs, a cunning fox and a hungry wolf. 60 minutes, ages 3+.
A creative workshop with colouring and an ancient tale, reflecting on death through creativity and depth psychology.
A tour of Art Nouveau landmarks in the Old Town, from Šafárikovo námestie via the Blue Church to the Main Square. The listed capacity is already full.
A walk through notable Art Nouveau buildings in the Old Town, from Šafárik Square to Main Square. Admission €3.
A walking tour of Art Nouveau buildings in the Old Town, from Šafárik Square via the Blue Church to the Main Square. Guided by Ingrid Desdevides.
A music-and-dance interpretation of Milan Adamčiak’s graphic score, with audience participation.
A music-and-dance interpretation of Milan Adamčiak's graphic score with Petra Fornayová, Soňa Kúdelová and Ambróz Šulej. The audience can join the performance. Free entry.
A mystery adventure about missing parents and teamwork. Slovak dubbing, 83 minutes, ages 7+; frightening scenes.
A tour of theatre spaces usually closed to audiences. Ages 6+; not accessible to visitors with reduced mobility.
Young singers conclude their masterclasses with a concert of familiar operetta tunes, waltzes and csárdás.
A film about young boxer Alan and lifeguard Viki, followed by a discussion with the filmmakers. 85 minutes, ages 15+; €7 admission sold on site.
Based on Milan’s true story of surviving a neo-Nazi attack and facing renewed trauma when his attacker returns. Original version, 71 minutes, ages 12+; frightening scenes.
Argentine tango performed by Peter Breiner, Stano Palúch and Boris Lenko, with guest double bassist Pablo Aslan.
A personal documentary about addiction, homelessness and intergenerational trauma. Original version, 111 minutes, ages 15+; strong language and addiction themes.
A musical comedy follows a magazine team preparing its Christmas issue and finding a cover star, bringing its regular columns and office relationships to the stage.
Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s black comedy starring Tom Cruise as a tycoon whose project could trigger a global disaster. Slovak subtitles, 129 minutes, ages 12+; strong language.
A historical film about Ján Golian choosing between family and leading the 1944 uprising. Original version, 133 minutes, ages 12+; violence and frightening scenes.
A colourful stage adaptation of Dušan Taragel’s stories, combining drama, puppetry, music and humour.
A creative gathering about body image, intimacy, safety and self-care, with collage-making and group reflection.
A hands-on workshop making bowls, mugs and original pieces from clay.
A puppet production about philosopher and writer Milan Šimečka, the choice between truth and freedom, and preserving identity under totalitarianism. It is adapted from the graphic novel of the same name.
A stag party, an unexpected gift and the return of a pregnant bride spark a comedy of increasingly awkward attempts to hide what is happening.
GUnaGU’s comedy explores online dating and intimate relationships as two characters seek an escape from everyday boredom. Not recommended for under-15s.
A performance featuring Kristián Baran, Roman Poláčik and Anna Mária Hroboňová.
A chamber programme featuring music by Ľudovít Rajter, Béla Bartók and Antonín Dvořák. Admission €13, concessions €9.
A puppet tale for young children about Mrs Veselá, who searches for luck and learns to believe in real miracles. Recommended for ages 5+.
A puppet tale for young children about Mrs Veselá, who searches for luck and learns to believe in real miracles. Recommended for ages 5+.
The opening of Darina Berková's exhibition of paintings, drawings and prints inspired by old Bratislava streets, rooftops, landscapes and encounters. From 14 October it is open during office hours. Free entry.
Three generations of a family cook and struggle to understand one another in GUnaGU’s comedy about family arguments, memories and generational differences.
Iva Janžurová’s solo performance in a French comedy about a Parisian stage and screen star unexpectedly trapped at home before a gala in her honour.
A director needs a million euros to save his theatre. His meeting with a mysterious benefactor becomes a witty clash of personalities.
A personal documentary about addiction, homelessness and intergenerational trauma. Original version, 111 minutes, ages 15+; strong language and addiction themes.
A careers fair with regional employers, talks, language and IT skills testing, CV consultations and professional CV photography.
Meet employers, attend talks and get CV advice, with language and IT skills assessments. The organiser states that admission is free and invites advance registration.
An October street-food festival at Kamenné námestie with sweet, savoury and fermented food. Free entry.
An opening-night discussion about conductor and composer Ľudovít Rajter, accompanied by a programme for double bass and piano.
A lecture on children’s lives from the Middle Ages to recent history, covering upbringing, education, work, family, hygiene, play and changing attitudes to childhood.
A Divadlo TANDEM comedy about friends searching for the ideal man for Lena. Suitable for ages 15+; running time is 100–105 minutes.
A search for a runaway woman becomes a journey through the centuries, bringing encounters with historical figures in a Radošinské naivné divadlo production.
Three care-home residents imagine themselves as Batman, Bond and Barbarella in GUnaGU’s dark comedy about ageing and human dignity.
A dance performance about the traces of past relationships within present ones, choreographed by Michal Heriban and directed by Veronika Malgot.
Andrey Zvyagintsev's film follows a Russian businessman's family under social and political pressure after 2022. France, 2026; Czech subtitles; 15+; 142 minutes.
A free 60-minute seminar for music authors, performers and users on copyright, online music use and SOZA's work. Registration is required.
A creative drama workshop for ages 6–12 during Kopny! Buchny! Ric! Participation requires a ticket for the performance.
A madcap comedy about a theatre on the brink of bankruptcy recruiting stars, an eccentric director and a TikTok influencer for a make-or-break premiere. Ages 12+, 100 minutes without interval.
A slow, creative exploration of the Family Realities exhibition with illustrator Andrea Rošková. Participants observe the exhibition through drawing and take their work home. Free entry; registration is required.
A repeat public workshop on pilot Baugruppe community-housing projects. The city will present its proposed model and gather future residents' views to shape the competition rules.
A social run exploring Bratislava and its architecture. No running experience or specialist architecture knowledge is required.
A workshop on creating an autumn potted arrangement. Ticket holders should bring their own container up to about 40 cm in diameter.
A one-hour Pilates class set to energetic drum & bass, focusing on core strength, mobility, stability and coordination.
A pre-election debate about Bratislava’s future with mayoral candidates. Matúš Vallo is confirmed; Jozef Ráž was invited but is not yet confirmed.
A hands-on clay workshop where participants can make a bowl, mug or their own creation. Suitable for beginners.
The final performance of a musical tragicomedy about love, identity and relationships. Characters drawn from ancient myth and pop culture examine feminism, humanism and positive masculinity.
Shahrbanoo Sadat’s film about the only female camera operator at a Kabul TV station shortly before the Taliban’s return. Czech subtitles, 12+, 104 minutes.
An original performance by Kristína Chmelíková and the actors of Divadlo z Pasáže about empathy, acceptance and seeing the world beyond one's own bubble.
A comedy about three gangsters, dreams, love and revenge at Divadlo LA KOMIKA. Not recommended for under-15s. No admission after the performance starts.
A date on Moja Reč's autumn-winter tour marking 20 years since the album Dobrí chlapci vol. 1. The source lists the date and venue but does not confirm an exact start time.
A programme for students about science, critical thinking and the responsible use of technology, held as part of the ESET Science Award.
A workshop for people aged 16–30 who live, work or study in Bratislava, exploring young people's needs and views on rental housing. Participants can choose between two dates when registering.
A musical adventure story about Bratislava for children and parents. The performance lasts 100 minutes including an interval and is recommended for ages 8 and over.
A lunchtime performance by Požoň sentimentál with a meat or vegetarian svíčková meal, a drink and admission to the Mária Bartuszová exhibition. The single ticket includes lunch and the concert.
Day one of the 24th folk-and-blues festival, featuring musicians from Slovakia, Czechia, Serbia and Austria, including Sitra Achra, Vlčie mlieko, Petra Börnerová Trio and Darko Ignjatovic Trio with Silvia Josifoska.
A musical featuring songs by Elán at JANART theatre. Running time is 160 minutes, including a 20-minute interval. The source lists this performance as sold out.
A concert featuring works by Konvergencie composition-competition laureates from 2021–2025, a premiere for sound objects, violin and electronics, and the Dorminal II project.
Bérenger Thouin's French historical drama follows Jeanne Lavaur's effort to reshape her destiny against the major events of the 20th century. Shown with Czech subtitles; rated 15+.
Daniel Landa’s familiar songs in acoustic arrangements with live musicians and visual scenes performed by living statues.
A dark comedy about celebrity life, combining songs, dramatic scenes, fashion and video projections. Not recommended for under-15s; no admission after the performance starts.
An intimate jazz evening with Spanish trumpeter David Pastor and an ensemble assembled especially for the concert.
Two dance works exploring returning home, cultural identity and Black experience. For viewers over 12.
A club night with residents IAmSpxnkey, Otec Mirec and Romski plus invited guests. Admission is 18+.
An all-night electronic party with a live set by Sirdsapes and DJ sets from Nina Farrina, Neraev and King Kobra.
Local food, books and makers’ goods. Check the children’s programme for your chosen Saturday.
Experiments and educational games in chemistry, maths, physics and natural sciences for ages 5–12. Only the child needs a ticket; one accompanying adult may stay at Aurelium.
A musical featuring songs by Elán at JANART theatre. Running time is 160 minutes, including a 20-minute interval. The source lists this performance as sold out.
A guided tour of the new Vydrica district with project lead architect Juraj Benetin, covering first-stage public spaces, the future riverside quarter and its connection to the city.
A musical featuring songs by Elán at JANART theatre. Running time is 160 minutes, including a 20-minute interval. The source lists this performance as sold out.
Lisa Harter and a live band perform a tribute to Céline Dion, including My Heart Will Go On, I’m Alive and Because You Loved Me.
Daniel Landa’s familiar songs in acoustic arrangements with live musicians and visual scenes performed by living statues.
A comedy about two old friends and their wives meeting at Lake Balaton, where marital problems and old conflicts between neighbouring nations resurface. Ages 15+.
A musical fairy-tale journey for children aged 2+. The show lasts about 60 minutes; every adult and child needs a ticket regardless of age.
A family festival at Stará tržnica with creative workshops, performances, sports and cultural activities for children, teenagers and parents.
Dances and songs from Slovakia’s regions in a contemporary stage programme by the SĽUK ensemble.
A modern interpretation of Lasica and Satinský’s satirical play, starring Juraj Kemka and Lukáš Latinák, directed by Jakub Nvota.
A modern interpretation of Lasica and Satinský’s satirical play, starring Juraj Kemka and Lukáš Latinák, directed by Jakub Nvota.
A residents’ meeting becomes a satirical portrait of Bratislava in GUnaGU’s dark comedy about neighbours, city habits and everyday absurdity.
Viktor Horján’s comedy performance about exercise, love and breakups, combining acted sketches, songs, improvisation and monologues.
Berlin Manson perform at STARS auditorium as part of their Czech and Slovak autumn tour accompanying the band’s forthcoming album.
An arena show featuring new orchestral suites of Hans Zimmer's music, visual projections and soloists. Zimmer curates and serves as musical director but does not perform on stage.
Top Fashion’s two-day event brings together fashion, beauty, art and design through workshops, brand presentations, installations and conversations with creative professionals.
A musical featuring songs by Elán at JANART theatre. Running time is 160 minutes, including a 20-minute interval. The source lists this performance as sold out.
Ján Ďurovčík’s music-and-dance spectacle with Slovenské divadlo tanca and the Cigánski diabli orchestra, inspired by Emil Loteanu’s film.
A comedy about three friends who create a secret men’s hideaway beneath a shopping centre to escape family shopping trips.
Opening night of the three-day festival at Incheba Expo Aréna, featuring Caravan Palace, Charlie Hunter Trio and Headmovers.
A concert by TREZOR and guest performers at the Astorka Korzo ’90 theatre.
Karol Vosátko's play about a group of financial sharks on a private yacht, where manipulation, power and broken moral boundaries turn the trip into a cruel game. Late entry is not permitted.
Local food, books and makers’ goods. Check the children’s programme for your chosen Saturday.
A musical featuring songs by Elán at JANART theatre. Running time is 160 minutes, including a 20-minute interval. The source lists this performance as sold out.
The second festival night at Incheba Expo Aréna, featuring Mohini Dey, Ana Carla Maza and Eugen Vizváry Group.
A concert by TREZOR and guest performers at the Astorka Korzo ’90 theatre.
A daughter, mother and grandmother struggle to get along under one roof in GUnaGU’s comedy combining three generations of women with absurd humour.
The festival’s closing night at Incheba Expo Aréna, featuring Ibrahim Maalouf, Joel Ross’s Good Vibes, Laser Sigts and Mattia Muller.
A contemporary dance work by Soňa Ferienčíková and Peter Šavel, drawing on folk tradition to explore community, ritual and shared energy. For audiences aged over 12.
Five performers and forty dresses explore femininity, vulnerability and resistance in this dance production by French choreographer Leïla Ka. Intended for audiences older than 12.
Donio’s anniversary talk show with Adela Vinczeová and guests, discussing solidarity and helping others. Guests include Nick Winton, Kristína Tormová and Angelika Hajdáková, with live music. All ticket categories have unreserved seating; higher prices are optional support for the organiser.
GUnaGU’s satirical comedy explores conspiracy theories, artificial intelligence and the absurdities of modern life. Runs for 70 minutes without an interval.
A music evening at Štúdio L + S. The page combines descriptions of different editions, so confirm the guest lineup for 30 October with the organiser.
Local food, books and makers’ goods. Check the children’s programme for your chosen Saturday.
A women-only party with popular music and a main programme ending at 23:00. Doors open at 19:30 for a 20:00 start. Ages 18+.
The drum-and-bass festival returns to the industrial setting of Refinery Gallery with an audiovisual programme. Check the event page for the line-up and schedule.
Local food, books and makers’ goods. Check the children’s programme for your chosen Saturday.
A GUnaGU comedy about a daughter, mother and grandmother—three single mothers from three eras of Slovak history. The play blends absurd humour with emotional moments and lasts 60 minutes without an interval.
Slovak wine tastings, a guide launch and winemaker awards. General admission opens at 15:45, with a workshop, blind tasting and live music also on the programme.
Saul and Hasan bring their joint OD NEKONEČNA DO DÁVNA tour show to Bratislava’s A4 Studio. Admission is for ages 13 and over.
Local food, books and makers’ goods. Check the children’s programme for your chosen Saturday.
A concert by Czech singer Aneta Langerová and her musicians, presenting the Zázračná písně krajina programme.
Local food, books and makers’ goods. Check the children’s programme for your chosen Saturday.
A feature documentary portrait of Slovak musician Saul, from the making of S.A.M.O. to preparations for his biggest concert yet.
A comedy panel show in which three comedians discuss current events, hosted by Jakub Lužina and Matej Moško. Ages 15+.
A Face2Face electronic music event featuring 14 DJs arranged in pairs, with an audiovisual production at A4 Studio.
Local food, books and makers’ goods. Check the children’s programme for your chosen Saturday.
Denis Bango presents a piano concert featuring songs from his catalogue, material from a forthcoming album and previously unreleased instrumental compositions.
Local food, books and makers’ goods. Check the children’s programme for your chosen Saturday.
Local food, books and makers’ goods. Check the children’s programme for your chosen Saturday.
A women-only party with popular music and a main programme ending at 23:00. Doors open at 19:30 for a 20:00 start. Ages 18+.
Christmas market at Stará tržnica. See the organiser’s page for the programme.
Christmas market at Stará tržnica. This calendar entry covers 14–18 December; see the organiser for the detailed programme.
A Saturday market with local farmers and small producers offering food, delicacies, natural cosmetics and flowers. Upstairs there is a book fair, a local makers' pop-up and Kantína u Ernoho, plus activities for children. Admission is free.
A Christmas market at the Old Market Hall. Free entry.
A two-day Christmas market at the Old Market Hall. Free entry.
Jana Kirschner joins Róbert Balzar Trio at Stará tržnica for a New Year concert combining her songs, jazz accompaniment and guest appearances.
Libor Macháček’s second stand-up special tackles weddings, human absurdities and Czech drivers. The performance takes place at Kácečko.