Cirkulární hub was opened in autumn 2022 as a space that helps to connect the public with experts in sustainable development. It mainly hosts events on sustainability - expert conferences and lectures on the application of circular economy principles in various fields, creative workshops on the processing of residual or natural materials and clothing swaps.
In case of free capacity, the space can also be used for pop-up events, book fairs or teambuildings.
Our Cirkulární hub consists of two interconnecting rooms with a foyer and kitchenette. Take a look inside through a video.
The Workshop Hall (10x5m) is equipped with customizable furnishings and can be used as a venue for accompanying networking or a stand-alone program such as pop-ups, workshops, etc.
The Conference Hall (11x6,5m) with a seating capacity of 80 is suitable for lectures, training sessions or conferences. Facilities include new audiovisual equipment, customisable furnishings and now also curtains for better acoustics.
Our Café and the Cirkulární dílna, which are part of the Kampus Hybernská, can also serve as supplements to the Cirkulární hub.
In conjunction with our Café, we are able to provide welcome drinks and coffee break catering.
Our Cirkulární dílna can then offer an interesting programme of sustainable craft workshops where you can learn everything from upcycling old furniture, repairing musical instruments to making accessories from jesmonite.
Mushrooms, circularity, Hong Kong neon, and Australian punk. In September, Hybernská will bring together contemporary art, sustainability themes, music, and community programming, and on October 1st, to mark the start of the new semester, the HYB4 Art Studios will open their doors for the first time.
What do a rapper paying tribute to a late beatmaker, a Slovak multi-instrumentalist awarded by an international jazz jury, and a painter who compares his canvases to a Balkan disco have in common? All three met at Kampus Hybernská in the first half of 2026. And that was just the beginning. The HYB4 Gallery took home the 2025 VIZIUM award, four exhibitions rotated through C.0, and Kampus opened its own art studios for the first time. Read our overview of the first six months of the year. You can find what we have planned for the summer at the end of the article. And there is plenty to look forward to.
Kampus Hybernská is entering a new phase of its development. After nearly two years of preparation, a major reconstruction of the courtyard at Hybernská 4 will begin in the autumn of 2026, transforming the currently paved inner courtyard into a model example of blue-green infrastructure in the heart of Prague's historic center. For Kampus, whose DNA has been built on circularity and sustainability from day one, this is the natural culmination of a nine-year journey.
If you are interested or have any questions
you can contact the production of Cirkulární hub.
