Fun things to do in Prague, September 3-6: Queue Dvořák melodies, Latin flavors, and Harley fever

Art

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You can now visit one of the most significant exhibitions in the history of Prague's @narodnimuzeum. The new #KingsoftheSun exhibit, now open, features more than 300 artifacts displayed outside #Egypt for the first time ever. The Museum — in cooperation with Charles University’s Czech Institute of Egyptology and Egypt’s Supreme Council of Antiquities — has been puting the exhibition together for years; the items are almost 5,000 years old. “The Kings of the Sun exhibition is not only a dream come true for the National Museum and several generations of #Czech Egyptologists, but also one of the most important exhibitions organized by the National Museum during its existence. For almost half a year, visitors to the National Museum will have the opportunity to admire the world-unique collection of Egyptian monuments that are thousands of years old,” Michal Lukeš, director general of the National Museum, said.

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Newly opened (25.8): Krištof Kintera: Neuropolis (link)
Newly opened (31.8): Kings of the Sun (link)
Sept 5-6: Open Houses (link)

Family

Sept 3: Festival for kids and their parents VyšeHrátky (link)
Sept 5: Children’s Day at Praha 10 (link)
Sept 5: NGP ― Anežka LIVE with kids (link)
Sept 5: Papelot workshop (link)
Sept 5: Children’s opera (link)

Film

Keanu Reeves ( Matrix 1999) / photo via Goout

Sept 3: Skateboarding films & fun at Containall Stalin (link)
Sept 3: 80 years of Bio Oko celebration (link)
Sept 4: Premiere of new Czech VHS-era doc Video Kings with English subtitles at Aero (link)
Sept 4: Premiere of Czech-expat romance Coming Back at Kino Atlas (link)
Sept 5: Matrix at Žižkov BeerGarden (link)