Nadsklepí Cinema
The Nadsklepí Cinema on Milíčovo náměstí is run by the House of Culture in Kroměříž. It shows new releases, children's films (Bijásek), art-house films and recordings of theatre, ballet and concerts, and holds film marathons and festival encores. Besides films, it hosts travel talks, talk shows and concerts, including those of the P. J. Vejvanovský Conservatory.
The building was put up in 1868–1870 above the ice-house cellars of the town's brewing burghers in the former town moat. It originally housed a restaurant, but its large hall was used from the start for concerts, theatre and balls – performers included Ema Destinnová, Eduard Vojan, Jaroslav Vrchlický and Antonín Dvořák. In 1890, the Kroměříž builder Ladislav Mesenský rebuilt it and added a permanent stage. Nadsklepí has been a regular cinema since 1968, and after its renovation in 2011 it has digital projection including 3D.
The multi-purpose hall for 262 people with a large stage, the foyer with cloakroom and bar, and the lecture room on the first floor can be rented for concerts, conferences, seminars or special screenings for schools and companies. The building is part of the protected historic town centre (urban heritage reserve).
