
In the footsteps of legionaries
An archaeological exhibition explores the Iron Age and Roman period. Finds from Gerulata and Germanic settlements are accompanied by films and three-dimensional reconstructions.
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An archaeological exhibition explores the Iron Age and Roman period. Finds from Gerulata and Germanic settlements are accompanied by films and three-dimensional reconstructions.
All sessions →A two-day singing and dance workshop led by Oto Bunda and Astrid. No singing experience is required; the fee is €120 for both days.
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The exhibition explores the relationship between people and nature through Maria Bartuszová’s abstract, geometric and biomorphic forms. It focuses on tactile works in plaster, aluminium and bronze, natural cycles, ecology and feminism, as well as her public-space projects and work with blind and partially sighted children.
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Students from three art schools reinterpret traditional wire craft in an exhibition at Dizajn štúdio ÚĽUV.
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An exhibition of Patrícia Koyšová’s abstract painting at Danubiana, exploring a move from compressor and airbrush techniques to paint-soaked ropes.
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An exhibition on Bratislava's 1990s club scene, covering its first clubs, new music genres, subcultures and the social changes after 1989.
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The artists’ first joint exhibition at Galéria SPP explores their shared interest in geometry, architecture and industrial environments.
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The Slovak Design Museum presents twentieth- and twenty-first-century works, creative processes and design’s role in everyday life.
All sessions →A free exhibition marking 100 years of radio and 70 years of television in Slovakia, with historic equipment, costumes and children’s TV characters.
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Art projections and the artist’s story at Sport Mall. This listing is an admission slot, not the exhibition’s full run, which is advertised until 17 January 2027. Online tickets have a selected date and time; children aged 5 and under enter free.
All sessions →An animated story about twelve-year-old Mia, who is expelled from school and sent to a secret academy for vampires, witches and monsters. Austria, 2026, Slovak dubbing, 81 minutes, 7+; fear warning.
All sessions →A mystery adventure about missing parents and teamwork. Slovak dubbing, 83 minutes, ages 7+; frightening scenes.
All sessions →A film about neurologist Anna, changed by meeting a terminally ill patient and his wife. Original version, 101 minutes, ages 15+; sex and frightening scenes.
All sessions →A historical film about Ján Golian choosing between family and leading the 1944 uprising. Original version, 133 minutes, ages 12+; violence and frightening scenes.
All sessions →A Songs of Roma concert featuring the workshop participants’ choir. Admission is by voluntary contribution.
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Kassem Hawal’s adaptation of Ghassan Kanafani follows a couple returning to their former home almost twenty years later. Arabic with English subtitles, ages 15+.
All sessions →A 2026 American horror film about eight-year-old Bela and a terrifying maternal figure who proves not to be imaginary.
All sessions →A black comedy about a tycoon whose extraction empire puts the world at risk. Slovak subtitles, ages 12+; 129 minutes.
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Literary alternative rock inspired by Kafka’s The Castle, Amerika and The Trial at Nová Cvernovka. The starting time is not specified.
All sessions →A motor show at Nivy presents new models from Volvo, Ford, Opel, Land Rover, JAECOO, OMODA, Peugeot and other brands, including the seven-seat JAECOO 8 plug-in hybrid.
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A discussion about women's roles in the Slovak National Uprising, 1944 fashion and the costumes of the historical drama Generál Golian.
All sessions →A hands-on clay workshop where participants can make a bowl, mug or their own creation. Suitable for beginners.
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An interactive family show inspired by the Brothers Grimm, exploring courage, friendship and the power of good. Children join the action; it runs for about 50 minutes and is recommended for ages 3+.
All sessions →An exhibition project bringing together Slovak artists living and working in Slovakia, Serbia and Romania. Admission is free.
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The 18th international contemporary-music festival: an individual concert at Moyzesova sieň on 3 November at 19:00.
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This comedy of secrets and twists begins in the study of mystery writer David Forrester, who has lost his inspiration. His agent introduces a young fan who could write stories in the author’s name, but the plan triggers a chain of unpredictable events. William Link’s play is staged by Juraj Bielik and stars Marko Igonda, Sväťo Malachovský, Aniko Vargová, Csongor Kassai and Katarína Šafaříková.
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Francis Veber’s celebrated French comedy, directed by Jiří Menzel: a publisher invites an awkward accountant to dinner, only for the evening’s misunderstandings to reverse the roles. The cast includes Václav Vydra, Josef Carda, Rudolf Hrušínský, Hana Heřmánková, Jana Švandová and Petr Pospíchal or Zdeněk Žák. The Bratislava performance is marked sold out.
All sessions →Yuliia Hontaruk’s Ukrainian documentary about three volunteers, their return from the front after 2014 and their renewed call to serve after the full-scale invasion in 2022.
All sessions →Swedish multi-instrumentalist Patrik Jansson brings his blues band to the Museum of Trade.
All sessions →A historical film about Ján Golian choosing between family and leading the 1944 uprising. Original version, 133 minutes, ages 12+; violence and frightening scenes.
All sessions →An afternoon of music and dancing with Basta Fidli at DK Zrkadlový háj on 4 November from 14:00 to 18:00.
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A family musical show from FÍHA tralala with songs, dancing and characters from Bumbarasa and Farebný svet. Recommended for children aged two and over.
All sessions →A panel discussion reads Marie Bartuszová's sculpture through nature, embodiment, motherhood, vulnerability and care.
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A Divadlo Járy Cimrmana play about residents of a travellers’ shelter performing a therapeutic psychodrama. Ladislav Smoljak and Zdeněk Svěrák’s production runs about two hours with one interval.
All sessions →A birthday concert by Czech folk songwriter Pavel Žalman Lohonka with his band and guests.
All sessions →A sardonic black comedy about Dárius confronting his fears and questions about what it means to live fully.
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André Rieu returns to Bratislava with a major new show. The violinist and conductor is joined by his 60-piece Johann Strauss Orchestra and international soloists, combining familiar melodies with humour, costumes, stage design and lighting.
All sessions →Martinus joins the Nivy book festival with a Sarah J. Maas quiz on 5 November, a children’s book-detective adventure on 6–7 November, and a Silent Reading Party on 8 November.
All sessions →TEA BAR runs a pop-up tea room during the Nivy book festival, offering Chinese teas, Indian Darjeeling, oolong, pu-erh, green, black and fruit teas.
All sessions →Tržnica Nivy hosts a book festival from 5 to 8 November, with more than twenty publishers, author events on two stages, a Martinus reading area, board games and ALBI interactive books.
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An interactive introduction to instruments and the orchestra beneath the Eurovea skyscraper on 5 November at 17:00. No price is listed.
All sessions →A gentle, calming practice based on restorative and trauma-sensitive principles; advance registration is required.
All sessions →A practical Japanese visible-mending class at the library on Zámocká 26 on 5 November from 17:30 to 19:30. Price: €55.
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The sixth event by the young-poets’ community Poeti z ulice takes place at Nová Cvernovka. Poetry and other art forms meet a 1970s–80s Pacific Punk Wave aesthetic shaped by rebellion, nostalgia and the reworking of the past in the present.
All sessions →Chekhov’s classic through a Generation Z lens. Olga, Masha and Irina live with their brother Andrei in a small Slovak town and dream of leaving; Vershinin’s arrival brings their hopes into focus.
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Daniel Landa’s cult Czech musical returns to Bratislava in a new production after more than 2,000 performances. The story of a mysterious hooded man and his powerful pipe is recommended for ages 15 and over.
All sessions →Yuliia Hontaruk’s documentary at Dom kultúry Lúky on 5 November at 19:00. Slovak subtitles, 15+, 116 minutes.
All sessions →Martin McDonagh’s black comic drama and spy thriller at DK Zrkadlový háj on 5 November at 19:00. Slovak subtitles, 18+, 116 minutes.
All sessions →Peter Luha, Flaco de Nerja and guest guitarist Jannis Raptis perform at V-klub on 5 November from 19:00 to 21:00.
All sessions →Seven rounds of questions hosted by Jakub “Starejší” Glajz on Vajnorská 21 on 5 November from 19:00 to 22:00. Entry is €5 per person.
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A black comedy about a love triangle: a man starts a new life with his mistress after killing his wife, only for the dead woman’s ghost to move in with the couple and unravel their relationship.
All sessions →Young wines from Bratislava producers, concerts, food and city walks on 6–7 November. Festival entry is free; this does not imply free tastings.
All sessions →The ALBI area at Nivy’s book festival combines board games with interactive reading using an electronic pen.
All sessions →An autumn procession from Námestie sv. Františka to Líščie údolie with carved pumpkins, creative workshops, drumming and a fire show.
All sessions →Východné hosts a lantern parade on 6 November with a Maribondo drum show and a Vertigo fire performance. Admission is free.
All sessions →An intimate songwriter evening with three artists: Kren Beri and Ronald Hierweg perform with guitar, while Kristína Prablesková sings at the piano.
All sessions →Gábor Görgey’s comedy follows five people in a nuclear shelter. A weapon and a key become symbols of power and freedom, exposing human weaknesses as they change hands. Ages 12+.
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Karol Vosátko’s comedy combines four provocative stories about relationships, chance and opportunities to change one’s life radically, mixing entertainment, reflection and unexpected truths.
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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+.
All sessions →Ventolin and FVLCRVM join forces for VENTOFU Tour 2026, combining synthesizers, drum machines, electronic music and club-oriented pop.
All sessions →Tibor Feledi, Marián Slávka and Peter Zajaček combine Hammond organ, drums and guitar in original music crossing jazz, funk and blues.
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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.
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Local food, books and makers’ goods. Check the children’s programme for your chosen Saturday.
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A Saturday fair at Tržnica Nivy featuring postcards, coins, stamps, jewellery and antiques. Visitor admission is free.
All sessions →Architecture historian Soňa Ščepánová leads a tour of Štúdio 12 and the Theatre Institute, formerly Radiojournal Palace.
All sessions →An animated story about twelve-year-old Mia, who is expelled from school and sent to a secret academy for vampires, witches and monsters. Austria, 2026, Slovak dubbing, 81 minutes, 7+; fear warning.
All sessions →Nine-year-old Mari, her father and her brave grandmother set out to find Santa’s workshop after a Christmas letter disappears and a mysterious glove arrives.
All sessions →Tomm Moore’s animated film follows siblings Ben and Saoirse into a world of Irish legends, magical creatures and forgotten stories.
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A community afternoon in the historic water tower with tours, a creative workshop, the NEBÚRAŤ project and a conversation with architects. Recommended for ages 12+.
All sessions →A Slovak film about Andrej’s unexpected meeting with Míša and their fragile romance. Original version, 108 minutes, ages 15+.
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A family Halloween programme on the Eurovea waterfront includes pumpkin carving, a costume contest and free children’s races. The 5 km, 10 km and Nordic Walking events start at 18:00 and require separate registration.
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Marika Gombitová celebrates her 70th birthday and 50 years on stage with a major concert at TIPOS Aréna. The audiovisual show runs for more than two hours and spans her albums, greatest hits, new songs and pieces never previously performed live.
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Six young women meet in a cursed house and gradually uncover a wrongdoing from their shared past. The play combines humour, tension and a supernatural mystery; the age rating is 12+.
All sessions →Ester Geislerová uses family archives, letters and recollections to explore her father, Japanologist and calligrapher Petr Geisler. Original version, 83 minutes, rated 15+.
All sessions →Martin McDonagh’s black comedy and spy thriller follows two CIA agents in 1973 Chile. At DK Lúky, with Slovak subtitles, 116 minutes, rated 18+.
All sessions →Andrey Zvyagintsev’s drama follows a Russian businessman’s family crisis amid pressures after 2022. Czech subtitles, rated 15+.
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A theatrical detective comedy about a Slovak millionaire and an old manor populated by an energetic maid, an exterminator with a past and an English teacher who also tells fortunes. Not suitable for audiences under 15.
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David Binney, Louis Cole and Pera Krstajic bring their trio to Bratislava for the first time, combining modern jazz, electronics and improvisation.
All sessions →An interactive Postav sa za seba puppet show about self-defence, fear and personal boundaries. For ages 3+.
All sessions →A free sports day for children aged 5+, with coached activities, athlete appearances and Afro Workout.
All sessions →Shaun tries to save Halloween after the pumpkin patch is ruined, but his experiment leads to a missing farmer and a mysterious beast. Slovak dubbing, rated 7+.
All sessions →A historical walk with Helena Navrátilová and Peter Fiala about the end of World War II and Bratislava’s first post-war months.
All sessions →A discussion of Georgi Gospodinov’s novel about memory and the temptation to return to the past. Registration is required and places are limited.
All sessions →Z. Tyc’s Czech film follows a factory worker and his father after the death of the worker’s mother. Original version, 105 minutes, rated 15+.
All sessions →Šubínovci plays dance music from the 1960s–1990s at the Nové Mesto cultural centre.
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A collectively created production about phobias, relationships, loneliness and everyday desires, mixing grotesque situations, absurd humour and unexpected tenderness.
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An award-winning drama about ten people from the Hope housing estate whose stories of sin and moral choice form a tragicomic web. In Slovak with Hungarian subtitles, 15+, 180 minutes including an interval.
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Grammy-winning The Klezmatics celebrate 40 years on stage, blending traditional Jewish music with jazz, gospel, punk, classical music and Balkan influences.
All sessions →Ester Geislerová explores her father, Japanologist and calligrapher Petr Geisler, through family archives, letters and friends’ memories.
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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.
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A presentation of Slovak brand CleanlyEco at Magenta Experience Center, with laundry and cleaning sheets to examine, learn about and buy.
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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.
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Ephraim Kishon’s comedy about spouses who cannot find their marriage certificate after twenty years and wonder whether they would marry each other again.
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An absurdist adult play about a family and a strange domestic situation. The performance contains strong language and is recommended for ages 15+.
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An anniversary programme of excerpts from GUnaGU’s best-known plays, ranging from absurd and black humour to serious reflections on recent decades in Slovakia. Runs 90 minutes without an interval; admission from age 15.
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An early-evening dance party spanning batida, kuduro, baile funk, house, guarachy, latincore, cumbia and perreo, plus a D’Afrogang show.
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Vilgain opens its first Slovak store at Eurovea on 12 November at 09:00. The brand says it will also be its largest store.
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Love Colors presents its Awakening collection at Magenta Experience Center. Visitors can browse, try on and buy the Slovak label’s designs; shopping is open to everyone.
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A playful voice, movement, emotion and imagination workshop beneath the Eurovea skyscraper on 12 November at 17:00.
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Odzadu and Paintpeople host a creative evening where participants make a moon wall decoration on a wooden circle with battery-powered LED lighting.
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An original Slovak musical about two brothers, their love for one woman and the First World War. Family obligations and personal choices meet humour and familiar folk songs in new musical-theatre arrangements. Ages 12+.
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Demonstrations of children’s smartwatches, tablets, cameras, headphones and speakers at Magenta Experience Center in Eurovea from 10:00 on 13 November.
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The closing concert of the 18th contemporary-music festival at Slovak Radio’s Great Concert Studio on 13 November at 19:00.
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A multimedia adaptation of Max Porter’s Grief Is the Thing with Feathers about loss, absurd humour and hope. Ages 15+, with strong language.
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A concert by Australian guitarist Tommy Emmanuel, a master of acoustic fingerstyle blending jazz, pop and roots music.
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An absurd comedy about a mother and her two adult children who retreat to a mountain lodge to await the end of the world and meet its caretaker, Steve.
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Saul and Hasan bring their joint OD NEKONEČNA DO DÁVNA tour show to Bratislava’s A4 Studio. Admission is for ages 13 and over.
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An intimate festival at Nová Cvernovka combining ambient, experimental electronics and alternative live music. The source does not confirm an exact starting time.
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A pre-Christmas gathering at Eurovea with Slovak folk costumes, folklore ensembles, crafts and family activities. The programme includes decorating Christmas trees, a raffle and the final of the Most Beautiful Gingerbread 2026 competition.
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Three cleaners at the foreign ministry discuss their lives and global chaos in Viliam Klimáček’s comedy. 70 minutes without an interval.
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A concert by Czech singer Aneta Langerová and her musicians, presenting the Zázračná písně krajina programme.
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A private ticketed event centred on freedom, play and self-expression, with talks, workshops, a market, performances and a late-night music programme. Guests must follow the event rules and dress code; the late ticket covers only the night programme.
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A modern Faust-inspired story of desire, illusion and dangerous bargains, with Michaela Mäsiarová playing three femme-fatale roles.
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Pitbull performs at TIPOS Aréna with special guest Lil Jon. Tickets are HomeTicket only; Platinum and VIP categories have different benefits.
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A Christmas programme of songs, dances and seasonal characters for ages 2+. About 60 minutes; every adult and child, regardless of age, needs a separate ticket.
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A children’s Halloween programme with Olaf and Elsa, featuring a warm-up, games, Halloween Freeze Dance, a craft workshop and a transformation into a little ghost.
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Violinist Miroslav Ambroš and a string quartet perform The Four Seasons of Buenos Aires, Libertango and other Piazzolla works.
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Czech rap-metal artist Redzed brings the Darkside Europe Tour to Bratislava’s MMC. He writes and produces his own material, blending modern rap with late-1990s and early-2000s metal. The source has not yet published a start time.
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GUnaGU’s satirical comedy explores conspiracy theories, artificial intelligence and the absurdities of modern life. Runs for 70 minutes without an interval.
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Karol Vosátko’s comedy continues the story of English is easy Csaba is dead. Two mafia bosses become involved with the same mysterious woman and will go to great lengths for her.
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A creative activity for children on Eurovea’s ground floor beneath the tower. The source invites young participants to use their imagination but does not specify the programme, age range or admission price.
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A comedy about three friends who build a secret men’s refuge beneath a shopping centre to escape their partners’ Saturday shopping.
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GUnaGU’s black comedy about residents of a fictional Bratislava apartment building turns a neighbours’ meeting into a series of satirical scenes about contemporary city life. The performance runs for 70 minutes without an interval.
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A musical comedy about Marilyn, who travels to a mysterious marquis’s castle to discover why young women disappear there. The show is not recommended for audiences under 15, and late entry is not permitted.
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Jan Svěrák's irreverent comedy about hyper-correctness brings morning-show guests, uncomfortable social questions and an AI robot named Finda into one escalating broadcast.
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A feature documentary portrait of Slovak musician Saul, from the making of S.A.M.O. to preparations for his biggest concert yet.
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Music, new dance steps and playful movement beneath the Eurovea skyscraper on 26 November at 17:00.
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Karol Vosátko’s bittersweet comedy follows Gusto, a lonely IT worker who starts a business and encounters other people’s dreams, secrets and disappointments. Not recommended for under-15s.
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A comedy panel show in which three comedians discuss current events, hosted by Jakub Lužina and Matej Moško. Ages 15+.
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Ježko Bežko presents school supplies, toys and children's winter accessories at the Magenta Experience Center.
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A Face2Face electronic music event featuring 14 DJs arranged in pairs, with an audiovisual production at A4 Studio.
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A presentation of Fitstream portable blenders and products at Future Factory, Magenta Experience Center, from 10:00 on 28 November, with tastings and purchase offers.
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Divadlo Tuš presents Little Helpers at Eurovea on 29 November at 11:00. The puppet performance is suitable for children aged 3+.
All sessions →Tickets and programmes can change. Save the event link and recheck conditions before booking or travelling. This list is not a complete calendar of every venue in the city.
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