What to do this weekend in Prague: Best events for March 21–23

A newly opened exhibit at Villa Pellé showcases handmade carpets, sculptural objects, and mixed-media works inspired by artist Karíma Al-Mukhtarová's recent residency in Benin, West Africa. Through the Body will take you on a tactile and immersive experience through African tradition and contemporary art, exploring the connection between the human body and textiles.

Žižkov Night returns on March 21–22, transforming Prague’s Žižkov district and Cross Club into a massive music festival with over 200 bands and DJs across 20 stages. From rock and punk to electronic and hip-hop, the event offers an eclectic lineup, including Katarzia, PSH, Už jsme doma, and The Overjoyed (GR). One ticket grants access to multiple clubs just minutes apart, making it easy to experience a variety of performances in one night.

​On Sunday, Karlínské náměstí will host Karlínské polívkování, a festival celebrating a diverse range of soups. Attendees can savor traditional Czech soups like bramboračka, zelňačka, kulajda, česnečka, and dršťková, as well as international varieties such as spicy chipotle, Vietnamese pho, French bouillabaisse, Indian dhal, and American chowder paired with grilled cheese sandwiches.

Czechmates is a stand-up comedy show that humorously explores the ups and downs of expat life in the Czech Republic, from language barriers to quirky local traditions. With a focus on relatable absurdities, it promises an evening full of laughs for both expats and locals alike. 

Join Kino 35 for a celebration of francophone cinema with a diverse selection of short films from countries within the International Organization of La Francophonie. The event features films in French, with some in various languages such as Arabic, Spanish, and English. The English-friendly screening is at 6:00 p.m. on Friday.

The UMMarket is a vibrant spring market taking place from March 21–23 in front of Prague’s Rudolfinum. Featuring local artisans, live music from Jaroslav Ježek Conservatory singers, and a creative kids’ workshop, the event offers a lively atmosphere with unique handmade products. Enjoy gourmet street food, craft beer, fine wines, and other treats—all with free entry and pet-friendly access.

The Czech Hydrometeorological Institute (CHMI) will host an open day focused on weather extremes, featuring expert talks on droughts, floods, and biometeorology. Visitors can explore meteorological stations, witness a weather balloon launch, and engage in interactive activities like storm tracking. Special programs for children make this a fun and educational experience for all ages.

Fujikina Prague 2025 is a premier photography festival taking place on March 22–23, offering hands-on experiences with Fujifilm’s latest technology, expert workshops, and live demonstrations. The event brings together photography enthusiasts, professionals, and industry leaders for an inspiring weekend of learning and creative exploration.