The international discussion at Urbis 2024 was moderated by Michal Kuzmič from the CTU UCEEB. Innovative speakers from several European cities showed and explained the transformation of energy in their city's neighbourhoods. Important for these changes are data, strategies, cooperation, testing, experimentation, innovation and much more. Energy-Positive Communities (EPCs) are neighbourhoods or areas that produce more energy than they consume.

Brno Patchwork Meeting 2025 will welcome the renowned gallerist, artist, and curator Barbara Lange, whose name is inseparable from the international world of patchwork and textile art. Barbara Lange, who resides in Freising, Germany, has been a long-time member of the Patchwork Guild of Germany and has significantly influenced the patchwork scene not only in Germany but across the globe in recent years.

Already on 5 November, the Smart City World Expo Congress, a three-day event of global importance focused on smart city issues, starts in Barcelona. URBIS will also be present at the Brno stand. 

Adria Campers4U, the exclusive representative of the Adria (and Adria Sun Living) brand for the Czech and Slovak Republics, will once again take part in the Caravaning Brno trade fair. Visitors can look forward to an extensive exhibition featuring a cross-section of motorhome and caravan models, from compact caravans and motorhomes ideal for couples to spacious caravans and motorhomes for families with children. The brand's flagship model, the premium Adria Supersonic, will also be on display.

What does Vanda Hybnerová prefer to travel in and what does she have in common with Honza Révai or Pavel Liška? Which offroad caravan can cope with any terrain even in winter? Which motorhome is the most expensive and why? What kind of license do I need to pull a rig? Where to go? And what to bring?  If you want to know the answers, don't miss Caravaning Brno.

If you are thinking of attending URBIS The Smart Cities Meetup 2025, we have information about the entrance fee. 

Heike Dressler is 63 years old, lives in Gunzenhausen in Bavaria, is a tailor and an apparel engineer.  She has worked in the apparel industry and taught at the B5 fashion college in Nuremberg for more than 24 years. 

The Village of the Year competition in the Rural Renewal Programme was established in 1995 and its aim is, among other things, to motivate rural residents to actively participate in the development of their home or to draw the attention of the general public to the importance of the countryside.