The exhibition will present the folk culture of the South Bohemian region, as it has long been understood by the Ethnographic Association at the South Bohemian Museum, which will celebrate its centenary in 2025.
This interest group focuses specifically on developing folk traditions in the regional capital, which is located on the border of two recognized ethnographic areas - Blat and Doudlebsko. Visitors to the exhibition can look forward not only to interesting handicrafts that were created by members of the association in the past, but also to a stylized peasant living room, South Bohemian costumes, folk art, foreman harnesses or other remarkable objects from the collection of the South Bohemian Museum.
Accompanying program:
22. 4. – Ethnographic area Blata:
- Ludmila Dominová: fish scale embroidery (12:00 - 16:00, exhibition hall)
- Marie Švejdová and members of the Blaťácký ensemble Ševětín (from 4:00 p.m., lecture hall no. 114)
13. 5. – Ethnographic region of Kozácko:
- Bc. David Blažek: Sewing and embroidery of South Bohemian costumes (9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m., exhibition hall)
- Mgr. Petr Šťovíček – characteristics of the region, Bc. David Blažek – presentation of Cossack costume (from 4:00 p.m., lecture hall no. 114)
27. 5. – Ethnographic region Doudlebsko:
- Anna Bednářová: Clove Beads (12:00 - 16:00, exhibition hall)
- PhDr. Jan Šimánek and members of the Doudleban ensemble (from 4:00 p.m., lecture hall no. 114)
10. 6. – Ethnographic region of Prácheňsko:
- Miroslav Stecher: How bagpipes are made (12:00 - 16:00, exhibition hall)
- Mgr. Irena Novotná: Folk music and bagpipe tradition (from 4:00 p.m., lecture hall no. 114)
24. 6. – Šumava:
- Ing. Pavel Sarauer: Šumava Dove (12:00 - 16:00, exhibition hall)
- PhDr. Vladimír Horpeniak: Folk culture of the old Šumava (from 4:00 p.m., lecture hall no. 114)
Demonstrations by folk artists (exhibition hall no. 130) and lectures (hall no. 114)
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