What to do this weekend in Prague: Best events for March 28–30

This spring exhibition at the National Gallery Prague explores the relationship between art and nature, focusing on Czech and Central European sculpture from surrealism to the 1960s. Inspired by Rachel Carson’s environmental book Silent Spring, the exhibition also raises contemporary eco-futuristic questions through modern artistic interventions. Featuring nearly 100 works from over 40 artists, it offers a thought-provoking journey through art and environmental consciousness.

Pop star Anastacia, known for her powerhouse vocals and hits like I’m Outta Love and Left Outside Alone, is bringing her Not That Kind 25th Anniversary Tour to O2 Universum on March 28. With a career spanning over two decades, she has sold millions of records worldwide and is celebrated for her signature blend of pop, rock, and soul.

Černomorka, a new seafood spot in Prague, is celebrating its grand opening on March 28 with a special oyster feast. Guests can enjoy fresh oysters, learn how to open them, and indulge in a seafood-filled evening.

Piano Day Prague brings renowned Swedish/Danish pianist Henrik Lindstrand to the Prague Conservatory on March 28 for an intimate, emotionally rich performance. Known for his evocative solo compositions and work with the Danish band Kashmir, Lindstrand will be joined by bassist Thommy Andersson, with visuals by Matyáš Baierle. The evening also features Czech pianist Chalupski.

​The film Queer, directed by Luca Guadagnino and based on William S. Burroughs' autobiographical novel, is currently screening at various cinemas across Prague. This evocative drama, set in 1950s Mexico City, follows American expatriate William Lee as he navigates solitude and connection within a small expatriate community. Cinemas such as Kino Aero and Cinema Světozor are featuring the film.

Manifesto Market Anděl will transform into a mini-Seoul from March 28–30, offering an immersive weekend of Korean culture. Enjoy K-pop DJ sets, live dance performances, taekwondo shows, and authentic street food like tteokbokki, kimchi jjigae, and Korean corndogs. Explore pop-up shops selling K-pop merch, skincare, and Korean snacks, or snap a photo at the themed Korean Photo Corner.

Strings for Children 2025 is a family festival offering a blend of music, theater, and hands-on activities. The event includes performances by jazz musicians, interactive workshops, and a special concert for kids to explore the theme of water.

The International Cat Exhibition will showcase a variety of beautiful cats this weekend. On Saturday, you'll find long-haired breeds, and on Sunday, short-haired and domestic cats will take the spotlight. The event offers an opportunity to admire different cat breeds, meet breeders, and learn about cat care.