Fun things to do in Prague September 17-20: Scaled back, open-air edition

While we make every attempt to ensure that this information is accurate at the time of publication, given the ongoing COVID-19 situation in Prague, it’s important to confirm plans before setting out while always ensuring that proper hygiene and follow mask-wearing protocols are followed when attending events.

Please also note that due to the worsening epidemiological situation in the Czech capital indoor performances in standing-room-only venues are banned from Friday.

Art

• Premiere: Multimedia exhibit “Once upon a time, Van Gogh, Renoir, Monet” (full article)
• Premiere: Slávka Krátká “City in the Passage” (link)
• Sept 17-22: Lustr festival of illustration (link)

Family

• Sept 19: Buchty a loutky open-air puppet show in scenic Kinsky Gardens (link)
• Sept 19: Vyšehrad: 1420, the 600th anniversary of the Battle of Vyšehrad (link)
• Sept 19: Dinosaur Saturday at Trilopark (link)

Film

• Sept 18-25: Febio Fest (full article)
• Ongoing: Stay-at-home and stream: The films of Jiří Menzel (link)
• Sept 19: Prague International Indie Film Festival (link)

Food

• Sept 17: Burčák above Prague at Lucerna Rooftop (link)
• Sept 19: Bubbles and Chill brunch in the Augustine garden (link)

Markets and Swaps

• Sept 17-28: St. Wenceslas Market 2020 (link)
• Sept 19-20: Pottery Market at Prague Exhibition Grounds (link)

Performance

• Sept 19: Czech Cabaret Show at Royal Theater (link)
• Sept 19-20: Battle of White Mountain Re-Enactment (article) 
• Sept 19: Strings of Autumn — Daniel Hope on the Vltava floating stage (link)

Festivals

• Ongoing through Sept 20: European Heritage Days (article)
• Sept 16-22: European Week of Mobility; events include day without cars and free mobile bike service (link)
• Sept 19: Different City Experience neighborhood festival (link)
• Sept 19: World Cleaning Day — help clean the metro line B (link)

Visit our events section for live stream options.