Frenchs Forest is set to host something a little special. The Czech Slovak Ball will take over Sokol Sydney on Saturday, 24 October 2026. It begins at 6pm and runs until 2am. For local readers, the Czech Slovak Ball brings music, dance and tradition to a familiar address.
The Consulate General of the Czech Republic in Sydney has announced the event. That gives the evening an official touch, while Sokol Sydney provides the local setting. Together, they frame a night built around Czech and Slovak heritage.
Heritage takes the stage
The entertainment line-up is broad and lively. Karol Csino will perform on the night. Bob and Maya will host as MCs. DJ Kami is also on the bill. So are folklore ensembles Kukabura and Stonožka, along with Anikiko.
That mix gives the event a clear cultural focus. It combines live music, folklore and community celebration in one place. The Czech Slovak Ball is not just a dinner dance. It is a public celebration of heritage, with a programme that reflects that aim.
Dinner, dress and midnight goulash
Guests will get a welcome drink, buffet dinner, midnight goulash and entertainment with their ticket. The dress code is formal attire, and the best outfits will win a prize. That keeps the evening polished, but with a bit of fun too.
Tickets cost $100 per person. Numbers are limited, so early booking is recommended. Tables for four or six are available. If guests want to sit with particular friends, they need to coordinate their bookings. Dietary requirements can also be added during the booking process. Bookings close on 15 October 2026.
A local venue with a festive role
Sokol Sydney will be the setting for the ball. That puts Frenchs Forest at the centre of a heritage event with a broad community feel. The location is practical, but the occasion is anything but ordinary.
The event page highlights music, dance, tradition, food and community. That is a simple message, and it lands well. It makes the Czech Slovak Ball easy to understand. It is a formal night out, but it is also a chance to celebrate culture in a shared space.
For Frenchs Forest, that matters. Community events often come and go without much noise. This one arrives with a clear identity and a full programme. It offers a late-night gathering, a formal dress code and a menu that includes midnight goulash.
In other words, the Czech Slovak Ball looks set to bring colour, music and heritage to the suburb. On 24 October, Sokol Sydney will host the first one.
Published 12-October-2026
