When and Where
November 14th, 6:00 PM – 11:00 PM Industra, Brno
About the program
For this year’s Circus Night, Industra has joined forces with Cirkus LeGrando, a circus school open to children, youth, and adult enthusiasts. From this collaboration comes an evening full of energy, movement, and light. A team of teachers and young artists is preparing circus acts set in industrial spaces, taking the form of a playful cabaret or a walking performance where acrobatics, juggling, and inventive humor meet. In addition to the main program, visitors can look forward to interactive activities and creative workshops that spark imagination and invite people of all generations to take part. The evening will culminate in a fire show, symbolically connecting light, motion, and energy, just like this year’s fusion of Industra and LeGrando.
Open admission – pay what you can.
Schedule
6:00–7:00 PM – Cirkusová ochutnávka (“Circus Tasting”)
Circus within reach – you’ll get to touch, feel, and try out various circus techniques yourself.
Circus in sight – take a look at what has been and is happening at LeGrando.
7:00 PM – LeGrando Cabaret
Circus acts performed by the artists of Cirkus LeGrando.
8:00 PM – Fire Show
More information about the program and tickets
About the Organizer
We are a cultural center and creative network, a gallery and theater, a cinema and fablab, a residency hub and coffee roastery. We give new life to the old halls of Brno’s Zbrojovka, connecting the Czech Republic with the world.We transform and push boundaries, challenge and innovate. We are INDUSTRA. INDUSTRA was founded in 2012 in a former cream ice cream factory as a tangible act of defiance against Brno’s mediocrity and small-mindedness. It gave the local cultural and civic community a space to realize truly bold and ambitious ideas.
Thanks to hundreds of volunteers and small donors, INDUSTRA opened to the public in spring 2013 — first with a gallery and café, later adding a theater (2015), a fablab, and residency studios (2017). In 2021, INDUSTRA (unexpectedly and in a rush) moved to Nová Zbrojovka, where it continues to grow. Today, it stands as one of the largest cultural centers of its kind in the Central European region.
