Top 25 Things to Do in March

The contemporary orchestra known for its metro performances, sound walks, and orchestral accompaniments to silents films, opens its new season with a concert at St. Agnes Convent.

The experimental project of American singer-songrwriter Nika Roza Danilova returns to Prague with haunting melodies that perfectly showcase her big vocals.

Seventies-style funk, jungle percussion, or modern soul – no matter how you define this seven-piece collective, their live show is like no other.

At its noisiest this German art-rock group has been compared to Dinosaur Jr., at its mellowest Radiohead but has, through the years, carved out a sound all its own.

Experience audio visual projections and top sounds from underground djs at Prague’s newest multi-functional meeting space and music venue, Vila Štvanice.

Didn’t catch last month’s Moravian Ball? Head to Café V lese for a kitsch-heavy re-imagining complete with ironic dulcimer band.

A two-day multi-genre festival with over 100 performers taking to 30+ stages in this club- and pub-packed Prague district. Also slated are theater, readings, and performances.

A world-class line-up comes to this year’s Electronic Beats Festival at Archa, the 10th anniversary edition, including the dreamy psych-rock of Los Angeles quartet Warpaint.

A festival of yoga workshops and classes, healthy food vendors, and general good vibes and enlightenment returns to New Town Hall for your bliss.

Cinestar Anděl hosts this annual audience-friendly film fest, one of the country’s most popular showcases for full-length films. This year’s high-profile celeb guests: Hitchcock muse Kim Novak and English legend Alan Rickman.

Flemish author Pieter De Buysser reprises his performance “Book Burning” and debuts a new production “Immerwahr” that is inspired by the life of a German chemist. In English.

The National Gallery’s Trade Fair Palace has just opened a new space devoted to video and film installations. The inaugural exhibit is by Dutch artist Mieke Bal.

The Piazetta of the National Theatre hosts this funky fun flea market that brings together top design talents from amateur to professional in every medium from fashion to ceramics.

The Czech Republic’s biggest fashion event promises runway shows, parties, sample sales, and plenty of glitter and glitz in its annual showcase of local designers and international stars.

One exhibit in a series devoted to young Czech artists at Prague City Gallery. Michal Drozen’s painting reflects the uniformity of an urban upbringing.

Get out your grills and queue up for barbecue class! Learn all the techniques and tricks needed to smoke, rub, marinade, and more. Put on by the chefs at Sale & Pepe.

Hot dog deities Hot God make a mean dog on a grilled brioche-style bun. They will park their food truck at the opening day of the farmers market at Kubánské náměstí (several other markets open in March as well).

A soup festival with vendors serving up soups from around the world along the Smíchov embankment. Just thing to help ease the transition from winter thaw to spring sunshine.

Head over to Wenceslas Square Sunday at 3pm to participate in what could possibly prove to be the world’s biggest selfie. Organizers are aiming for 1150+ people to smush together for one epic shot.