In 1930, they built the Orlovňa - a Catholic cultural house - on the site of a Jewish prayer house. In 1931 Andrej Hlinka visited Orlovňa and in 1932 Jozef Tiso. In addition to sports equipment, Orlovna also had a stage, so the cultural house became the center of cultural events throughout the village. In 1939, the Eagle Unit was abolished and the building was occupied and used by the Clay Guard. In 1942, a private entrepreneur started operating the Tatra cinema in the building. In 1951, everything was nationalized.
In 1930, they built the Orlovňa - a Catholic cultural house - on the site of a Jewish prayer house. In 1931 Andrej Hlinka visited Orlovňa and in 1932 Jozef Tiso. In addition to sports equipment, Orlovna also had a stage, so the cultural house became the center of cultural events throughout the village. In 1939, the Eagle Unit was abolished and the building was occupied and used by the Clay Guard. In 1942, a private entrepreneur started operating the Tatra cinema in the building. In 1951, everything was nationalized.
Today, Orlovňa serves its citizens as the Municipal House, where cultural and social events take place. The area next to the Municipal House has a multifunctional sports area and a playground, which also serves the general public.
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