From November 10th to 15th, Kampus Hybernská will host part of the Polish Film Festival Prague, organized by 3Kino. In addition to Andrzej Wajda's final film and two exhibitions dedicated to his work, you can also catch Polish animation, short films by young creators, a debate about Major Zeman, stand-up comedy, and theater.

September at Kampus Hybernská was all about circularity, music, and visual arts, whether it was the Dokola festival, a concert by Klára Vytisková, or Prague Art Week, which featured Vladimír Houdek’s exhibition "Third Landscape" and open studios by a duo from Hong Kong. We kicked off our new season on October 1st, and our October program explores themes of home and slowing down. Tereza Hrabini will launch her album "Dceremonie," the "Slow Down the City" project seeks peace amidst the hustle and bustle, and the book "Czech Sea" explores the sea that Czechs never had through the lens of literature.

The new season at Kampus Hybernská kicks off on Thursday, October 1st, marking the start of another academic year. The afternoon and evening program is designed primarily for Charles University students returning after the break, as well as for those visiting the campus for the first time to explore its spaces and activities. Come meet people from both inside and outside the university, peek into the open HYB4 Art Studios, stop by the exhibition at the HYB4 Gallery, or choose from a program featuring a Welcome Day for Ph.D. students, a Pub Quiz, a live podcast recording, and an evening music lineup with the bands Treska jednoskvrnná, Pexeso, Hobluj, and DJ AVHD.

Mushrooms, circularity, Hong Kong neon, and Australian punk. In September, Hybernská will bring together contemporary art, sustainability themes, music, and community programming, and on October 1st, to mark the start of the new semester, the HYB4 Art Studios will open their doors for the first time.