We are a small brass band. We offer Czech, Moravian, Old Prague music. Our repertoire includes folk music, traditional Czech music, harmonica, flaxinet, folklore, hunting songs. Performances with matching costumes.

Bruncvík is a boys' choir that has been inspiring boys to sing, feel confident and enjoy music since 2006. It's not just about singing and notes, we teach style, song stories and life between the notes. We believe that anyone can sing, and a bug is a friend, not fodder. We're looking for ways to get the boys excited, even if it's through trickery.

We play at parties, weddings or family celebrations, receptions, openings, balls, wine tastings and other events.

We are a dynamic musical group that combines traditional dulcimer music with modern elements. Our concerts and talks bring joy and smiles. We offer a unique experience for all music lovers. Come celebrate with us the traditions and rhythm that unite us.

Operation of the café.

Operation of a children's folk group. We organize dance performances and recruit boys and girls for the ensemble. We participate in folklore festivals.

Heřmaňák Farmers' Market - the first farmers' market in the Czech Republic to take the zero waste route. Honest farmers and producers, no unnecessary packaging. Buy directly from those who grow and produce food with love, ideally in their own bags or jars. No plastic, no compromise, with respect for nature.

We run an orchestra. We organize and perform symphonic, chamber, colonnade, extraordinary, multi-genre and audio-visual concerts. We perform in theatres, churches and other public events. We organize regular subscription series and numerous extraordinary projects.

Our band will be happy to play for you and make your wedding, birthday party, corporate event or prom party more enjoyable. The repertoire of our music consists of songs from the region of Wallachia, South Moravia and Slovakia. We will play anywhere and you.

The dulcimer music has been playing since the 1970s, when the Kotlár family band started to perform in the north of Bohemia, first with Slovak czardas and later with Moravian folk music, which was and is the favourite genre of the bandmaster Miroslav Kotlár Sr., a long-time teacher at the elementary art school in Liberec.