The town of Ševětín is situated on the formerly important road connecting Linec with Prague. The oldest monument in Ševětín is the early Gothic parish church of St. Nicholas, standing in the northeastern part of the square. The name of the village, originally Šebětín, derives from the personal name Šebata or Šebestián.

We run a kindergarten with a dining room for 125 children aged 3 to 6 years. We focus on proper health, physical and mental development of the child. We offer extracurricular activities such as English, flute playing, ceramics, music and movement club, public performances of children and various cultural events.

The parish holds services and retreats.

We operate a primary school for 350 pupils. We have a 100-seat boarding school and a canteen. We try to create a quiet and pleasant atmosphere. We apply proven forms of teaching and focus on general education. We organise special interest groups, outdoor schools, social and sporting events.

Operation of the volunteer fire brigade.

Arranging services and spiritual meetings.

We are a community initiative that revives local culture and traditions. We offer a space to meet and organise events such as farmers' markets, summer cinema and flower swaps. Our aim is to create a welcoming environment for all residents and to promote neighbourhood cooperation.

We provide lending and bibliographic-information services. A computer with internet access is available.

Operation of a folklore ensemble. The ensemble draws on customs and traditions, has about 40 members and consists of bagpipe music, dancing couples, singers and female singers.

Offer services and consultancy in the field of data protection.

Operation of an association of persons engaged in research in theology and related fields. We work on the preparation of pan-European thematic congresses and on the publication of the international Bulletin ET. Our aim is to develop the specific integrity of Catholic theology.

We are engaged in the protection of nature and landscape in the area of our village.

Chapel dedicated to Our Lady of Mount Carmel, patroness of the Scapular Brotherhood. Built between 1746 and 1747. It can be seen during tours. Holding services and providing information about the activities of the Roman Catholic parish.