Photo exhibition: Imrich Svitana
Jun 9–Aug 30
Photo exhibition: Imrich Svitana Poprad Theater under construction
Sports Event Jozef Psotka Memorial - 36th year
The memorial is dedicated to the memory of Slovak climbers - the victims of Mount Everest. Jozef Psotka, together with Ang Rita and Zola Demján, climbed the top of Mount Everest on October 15, 1984, after climbing the southern pillar. Jozef Psotka died on the descent from the South Saddle.
After climbing the southwest wall of Mount Everest on the Bonington Road in the Alpine way on October 14-17, 1988, Jozef Just climbed the top of Mount Everest on October 17, 1988. Dušan Becík, Peter Božík, Jaroslav Jaško and Jozef Just died on the descent from the southern peak.
October 16, 2021
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Gentle breeze, 5m/s
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Exhibition: Cultural celebrations of the Carpathian Germans after 1990 and their contribution to Slovak culture
Tatry ART
Jun 22–Aug 11
Tatras ART/ paint a memory of the High Tatras
🎭 THEATRE: BLOOD HISTORY - MASTERS ⚒️
Jul 8–Jul 11
A theatrical sitcom inspired by the history of Kežmarok, as craftsmen could have seen it
Folk legend Karel Plíhal celebrates four decades on stage and, despite adversity, returns to Slovak audiences with a mandolin in hand and a repertoire full of deep emotions and legendary wit.
Another year of the popular event is back! On Saturday, July 18, 2026, we will all meet in Svita at the Iskra Arena and enjoy a day full of basketball, music, and a great atmosphere.
NEW TRENDS IN WATER TREATMENT AND DRINKING WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS
MEN'S DRESSING aka Musketeers in Mexico
STAND-UP COMEDY SPECIAL BY MICHAEL SZATMARY AND TOMÁŠ HUDÁK AT THE TATRAN CINEMA.