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The Neuropolis exhibition by Krištof Kintera is on display in the hall of Gong Gallery in Dolní Vítkovice. Sculptures and reliefs made from fluorescent lights, used batteries, and other discarded components form installations of an urban landscape. Admission to the exhibition is free.
The light park Lights Tell Stories was open in Dolní Vítkovice from 1 December 2023 to 31 January 2024. The exhibition inspired by Jules Verne from the Czech family company DECOLED offered a light airship, planets, animals, and fairy-tale creatures for the whole family.
The exhibition Phenomenon Vítkovice at the Gong Gallery presented from 8 December 2023 to 3 March 2024 the milestones of Vítkovice's development in production, research, social and housing policy, and culture. It showcased works about the ironworks, 150 years of testing facilities and laboratories, as well as a hydrogen room.
The Wedding Festival Ostrava took place on 26th and 27th January 2024 at the Multifunctional Aula Gong. It featured fashion shows of wedding and evening dresses, cake tastings and wedding menus, workshops, a raffle, and meetings with a hundred wedding professionals. The program was hosted by Simona Dočkalová.
The Weekend with LEGO® Bricks at the Great World of Technology celebrated the International LEGO® Brick Day on 27th and 28th January 2024, commemorating the patent application from 1958. The exhibition Czech Repubrick: World of LEGO® Bricks featured building challenges, activities, and competitions for small prizes.
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The G2 concert at Gong on 29 February 2024 combined classical music with Celtic and African world music. Featuring works by Ola Gjeilo and Karl Jenkins, the concert included performances by Lenka Dusilová, Gabriela Vermelho, flautist Jan Kvapil, the Permoník choir, and the Janáček Philharmonic Ostrava.
The G2 Adiemus concert with Permoník II took place on 1 March 2024 at Gong. The Janáček Philharmonic Ostrava, under the direction of conductor Chuhei Iwasaki, the Permoník Concert Choir, Lenka Dusilová, Gabriela Vermelho, and Jan Kvapil connected classical music with Celtic and African world music.
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