Kabinet MÚZ

Kabinet MÚZ is a prominent music club and cultural venue located in Brno, Czech Republic. Established in 1991, the space has a rich history, initially housing HaDivadlo until 2003, followed by Divadlo v 7 a půl and later used by the Janáček Academy of Music and Performing Arts. In 2012, a new team revived the venue, and it has since become a key hub for alternative music, hosting both international and domestic acts. The club is also home to the Kabinet Records label, which releases music by Czech bands. Its program includes concerts, DJ sets, film screenings, and literary events, with a modern bar offering a wide range of drinks. Kabinet MÚZ publishes a monthly magazine, MUZIN, and has hosted notable artists such as High On Fire, Mutoid Man, Boris, Young Fathers, Shabazz Palaces, Russian Circles, Algiers, Tata Bojs, Midi Lidi, and Kafka Band. The venue's influence extends beyond the Czech Republic, making it a popular stop for foreign bands on European tours.

Kabinet MÚZ is a music club in Brno, Czech Republic, with a history dating back to 1991. The space originally housed HaDivadlo until 2003, when the theater moved to the Alfa passage. Subsequently, Divadlo v 7 a půl operated there but received an eviction notice three years later due to rent debt. The space was then used by the Janáček Academy of Music and Performing Arts for non-public student rehearsals, but they had to leave in 2009 due to high rent. In 2012, a new team decided to revive Kabinet MÚZ. From September 2012, Divadlo Feste performed there. In April 2016, a regular film screening cycle called 'Kabinet Filmúz' began, led by Jan Churý and Jaromír Franta. The club has since become a key venue for alternative music, hosting numerous international and Czech artists. It is also the home of Kabinet Records, a music label, and publishes a monthly magazine, MUZIN.

• 2016

  Kabinet Filmúz film screening cycle begins in April.

• 2012

  New team revives Kabinet MÚZ; Divadlo Feste performs from September.

• 2009

  Janáček Academy leaves due to high rent.

• 2006

  Divadlo v 7 a půl receives eviction notice due to rent debt.

• 2003

  HaDivadlo moves to Alfa passage; Divadlo v 7 a půl begins operating.

• 1991

  Space established, housing HaDivadlo until 2003.

A key alternative music club in Brno with international reach, hosting diverse cultural events and operating a record label.

• Kabinet Records

  Music label associated with the club, releasing albums by Czech bands.

• MUZIN magazine

  Monthly magazine published by Kabinet MÚZ, featuring cultural program and interviews.

• Kabinet Filmúz

  Regular film screening cycle led by Jan Churý and Jaromír Franta.

1. 1Kabinet MÚZ official websitekabinetmuz.cz
2. 2Kabinet múz - Wikipediacs.wikipedia.org
3. 3Kabinet múz - Wikidatawikidata.org