What's On in September

Enjoy the last of the summer vibes in the city! September sees lots of activites for all ages and interests!

Craig Monts

Written by Craig Monts Published on 04.09.2012 01:22:12 (updated on 04.09.2012) Reading time: 3 minutes

Music

6 – Bassnectar: Fource Entertainment will bring one of the best names in dubstep! Bassnectar blesses Prague’s Roxy for a wobble-filled DJ set.

8-22: Dvořák International Music Festival: A series of events taking place in various locations. Fantastic classical music from around the world.

9- KMFDM: The band considered to be one of the first to introduce industrial music to mainstream audiences comes to Lucerna Music Bar.

10- Japandroids: Expect an upbeat and energetic live performance from the Canadian rock duo!

13- Ill Divo & Live Orchestra: Adonis-esque opera demi-gods drop in on Prague for an evening of exquisite music.

16- Coldplay: Multiple Grammy Award-winners play Prague. Chris Martin and his band will be performing at the Synot Tip Arena. Not to be missed!

22 – Expats.cz Hat Party – don’t miss the BIGGEST international party of the year! With DJ Josh (IT), and top local DJs Neo and FCUK, competitions, prizes, and much more! A great opportunity to spend an evening with like-minded people from all over the world, all wearing interesting hats. SaSazu, doors open from 20:00. See you there!

Art

1-30 – Europa Jagellonica: Art and culture in Central Europe during the Jagiellonian reign.

1-16 Exhibition Mosaics and Batiks: An exhibition of Mosaics and Batiks, from the very interesting Edith Chapat de Cacho Sousa, all the way from Venezuela.

Until 17- Transgender Me Exhibition: An exhibition dealing with the term ‘transgender’ as an open category. Comprising the work of individuals who have undergone (or are going to undergo) a sex change surgery.

Until 31 Dec (Except Mondays) – National Technical Museum: currently offering five permanent exhibitions on Architecture, Building Engineering and Design, Astronomy, Transportation, Photo Studio and Printing.

Until 21 Oct (Except Mondays) – Jakub Schikaneder: A major exhibition covering the life and works of Czech artist Jakub Schikaneder.

Food & Drink

3-16 – ALAKARTE – Restaurants for Kids: Chefs from selected restaurants prepare traditional kids’ meals from 90 CZK!

7-9 – Burčák/Wine Festival: One of the many Burčák fests taking place in the Czech Republic. Join the people of Mikulov for some young wine!

8-9 Foodparade: Have a great time and experience great food. Top Prague chefs will prepare their best menus for your eager taste buds!

17-23 – The Indian Food Festival: Take the unique opportunity to try delicious Indian dishes. Taking place at various locations throughout Prague.

Cultural Festivals

8 – Refufest: A Multicultural festival taking place for the fourth time in Rakovice (Southern Bohemia).

3-31 Oct. Strings of Autumn: A musical crossroads where genre meets genre, and tradition meets experiment.

15 – Ladronka Fest: Calling all adrenalin junkies! Ladronka Fest presents a mix of culture, music, art and entertainment. Get involved!

22- Zažít Město Jinak: Imagine a city in which public space belongs to the people. A city in which sidewalks are full of people and not parked cars. Take part in a day of activities set up by local initiatives and businesses!

Sports

Until 15 – Czech Republic Speedway Grand Prix: The Speedway find itself in a new location, moving from its Strahov roots. The 41 year-old competition still brings plenty of energy!

2- Conseq Invest Funds Stakes: A program of race day activities for all the family. Pony rides for the youngsters as well as a covered playground.

8-9 Czech International Air Fest: The biggest presentation of military aircraft in the Czech Republic! Chocks away!

8 – Mattoni Grand Prix Praha 2012: A unique chance to run through the illuminated nighttime streets of Prague. Open to all runners over 15.

What other can’t-miss events are happening in September? Let us know in the comments section below!

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