What to do this weekend in Prague: Best events for Jan. 17–19

If you still haven't had a chance to pop by the Stone Bell House and peruse the wonderful world of high fashion photography, now is your last chance. The Bruce Weber: My Education exhibition closes on Jan. 19, bringing to an end the eclectic display of photographs featuring Patti Smith, Leonardo diCaprio, Heath Ledger, and Czech actress Eva Herzigová.

The Italian band Mojo Inn, known for their unique mix of classic rock, funk, and acoustic sounds, will take the stage at The Jam on Jan. 18. Their performance will feature a combination of original tracks and creatively reinterpreted covers. Comprised of Marco, Graziano, Alex, and Dani, who bring vocals, guitars, violin, drums, and keyboard to life, the group guarantees an energetic performance.

Have an unconventional brunch in the industrial setting of Kunsthalle's bistro, with servings of modern gastronomy that have been vouched for by The New York Times. The ticket includes admission to the gallery for all ongoing exhibitions, which you can peruse after a menu of diverse flavors, drinks, and desserts.

Be carried away by waves of nostalgia and movie magic at a performance of the very best scores from Hans Zimmer, this Saturday at the Prague Congress Center. Instantly recognizable motifs from Top Gun, Dune, James Bond, Pirates of the Caribbean, The Lion King, Gladiator, The Dark Knight, Inception, Interstellar, and more will be performed by a symphony orchestra, choir, and accomplished soloists—all complemented by clips from the films and laser projections.

A lineup of Nordic film will hit cinemas across the Czech Republic this weekend for the 11th edition of the English-friendly SCANDI festival. 11 new films will be screened around Prague, including Hammarskjöld: Fight for Peace and Quisling—The Last Days.

Enjoy dishes from top Czech and international restaurants, get front-row views to cooking duels with TV chefs like Radek Kašpárek and Přemek Forejt, and witness showcases by Michelin-starred chefs at the Nova Festival of Flavors this weekend. A VIP experience in a specially built restaurant will serve up delicious meals from the decorated cooks.

With traditional Masopust parades approaching, having a carnival mask is a must—and Prague's National Agricultural Museum is hosting a workshop this weekend for families to create their own. The workshop is suitable for all children aged 5 and over, accompanied by adults.

Beloved thrifter hotspot Komodi Vintage in Nusle is having a New Year's clearance sale, where you'll be able to find unique vintage pieces at great prices. Glasses, mugs, cups, plates, and vases will be going for between CZK 60 to 200, while vintage books will be pawned off for CZK 300.