What to do this weekend in Prague: Best events for April 11–13

Prague Castle will host a special Open Day on Saturday, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., offering free access to its usually restricted staterooms, beautifully decorated with spring flowers. Visitors can explore ceremonial spaces like the Throne Hall, Spanish Hall, and the Rudolph Gallery, starting from the Matthias Gate. Permanent exhibitions, gardens, and historic sites like St. Vitus Cathedral and Golden Lane will also be open free of charge (excluding the Great South Tower and the FRANTA exhibition). A downloadable brochure with full details will be available via QR code, with last entry at 5:30 p.m.

Soulful singer-songwriter Wolfgang Valbrun will perform live at Palác Akropolis (Kubelíkova 27 in Žižkov), with tickets ranging from CZK 260–500. Raised in New York and musically shaped in Paris, Valbrun blends soul, jazz, funk, and Caribbean rhythms influenced by legends like Erykah Badu, Bob Marley, and Gilberto Gil. His expressive vocals and genre-crossing style have captivated audiences across Europe, especially as the lead voice of the band Ephemerals.

Prague Beer Fest 2025 returns to Holešovice Market on April 11–12, running from midday to 11:30 p.m. each day, with tickets starting at CZK 350. The festival will feature 50 breweries from across the globe—including the U.S., England, Poland, Belgium, Latvia, the Basque Country, and Luxembourg—alongside a diverse street food zone. All tickets include a special edition tasting glass created just for this year’s event. One- or two-day passes are available.

Comic-Con Prague returns for its sixth edition at the O2 universum, offering three packed days of pop culture fun from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. daily. The festival spans sci-fi, fantasy, horror, and more—featuring everything from cosplay, films, and series to video games, comics, books, and collectibles. Attendees can enjoy gaming tournaments, workshops, panels with international and local stars, autograph signings, photo ops, concerts, and fan-driven activities. It’s a must-visit weekend for fans of every fandom.

Phone Booth screening at Kino Kavalírka this weekend brings nail-biting tension and retro vibes to Prague. Watch Colin Farrell as a cocky New York journalist trapped in a street-side phone booth, held hostage by a mysterious sniper in Joel Schumacher’s gripping 2002 thriller. The film will be shown in its original English version with Czech subtitles—and yes, your ticket includes three drinks.

Celebrate Easter with the whole family at the Kbely Fair this weekend to enjoy a festive day filled with creativity, tradition, and fun for all ages. The fair kicks off in the morning with a symbolic farewell to winter, followed by children’s competitions, hands-on creative workshops, and demonstrations of traditional crafts. Live music will set the tone throughout the day, and visitors can enjoy a wide selection of Easter treats—from pastries and sweets to savory local favorites. 

Celebrate the first birthday of Gaia, the lowland gorilla cub named by Jane Goodall, at Prague Zoo’s Dja Reservation on Saturday. The day will feature family-friendly activities, with Gaia receiving a special birthday gift at 3 p.m. Visitors can watch her playful interactions with her older sister Mobi and learn more about gorilla behavior and conservation.

On Sunday, the spring edition of MINT Market returns to Rašínovo nábřež from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., featuring over 130 local designers and creatives. This free-entry event showcases sustainable fashion, handmade jewelry, ceramics, natural cosmetics, and unique lifestyle goods in a relaxed, friendly atmosphere. Visitors can browse fresh spring collections, enjoy tasty bites in the food zone, and unwind in loungers by the riverside. More than just a market, MINT is a vibrant community celebrating independent Czech design and creativity.