
Hidden gardens, cozy cafés, and free entry: Discover the secrets of National Gallery Prague
From co-working spaces to play corners, NGP offers much more than masterpieces.
How Middle Eastern cuisine is uniting communities and cultures in Prague
A wave of new restaurants helmed by food entrepreneurs from Jordan, Lebanon, and Palestine bring Levantine flavors and fresh perspectives to Czechia.
Prague film festival honors icon of independent British and European cinema
The World According to Ken Loach, at Edison Filmhub from May 9-12, screens the very best from one of Britain’s most uncompromising filmmakers.
Twenty years ago, Hellboy spotlighted Prague's cinematic allure – Hollywood took notice
Edison FilmHub is marking the anniversary of Hellboy shooting in Prague with a weekend film fest, themed drinks, and the chance to create your own comic.
A South Korean roller girl in Prague on Czechia's intensifying K-curiosity
From K-pop to bibimbap, Prague’s love affair with all things Korean has exploded in recent years, says Prague-based motion designer Hyunjin Kim.
Czech true-crime chronicles: Alleged blood sacrifice spotlights 1900s anti-Semitism in Czech lands
A Jewish vagrant, a Czech seamstress, and anti-Semitic hysteria: the Czech 'Dreyfus affair' is still making waves 125 years after its flawed finale.
Unique National Gallery Prague exhibit spotlights role of art in human solidarity
NGP's groundbreaking new exhibition shows how artistic creation and a shared sense of humanity may be our best hope at times of isolation and division.
Sandler as Spaceman: Czech science-fiction novel gets drowsy Netflix adaptation
Based on the promising debut sci-fi novel of Czech writer Jaroslav Kalfař, Netflix’s Spaceman makes for bland and easily forgettable viewing.
Get to know Prague's Japanese community via film, culture, and food
Through its movies, activities, and overall program, EIGA-SAI film festival, starting today, is a platform for intercultural understanding.
One Life: Power of common decency shines bright in conventional Winton biopic
Now playing in cinemas around Prague, One Life is an average film about a remarkable story of quiet and unassuming heroism.
Polyamorous in Prague: An expat community envisions love unbound by convention
A member of Prague's polyamorous community dispels common misconceptions surrounding polyamorous relationships.
OVERVIEW: Rediscover Kafka 100 years after his death with art, film, and music
From performances to a major art exhibit, plus new translations, video games, quizzes, and more, here's how to mark the Year of Kafka.
OVERVIEW: Concert, festival, and comedy lineup for Czechia in 2024
From legendary rock bands to pop sensations and indie prodigies, here’s an overview of the best gigs on the 2024 calendar.
REVIEW: Apple's new 'Pirate of Prague' podcast glamorizes a Czech fraudster
From Boston to the Bahamas, with a swindling stint in 90s Prague in between, Viktor Kožený's story makes for stylish, if somewhat superficial, listening.
INTERVIEW: Author Brian K. Goodman on the Czech-American love affair in literature
'The Nonconformists' author on how some of the most celebrated Czech and American writers influenced each other over 100 years of transatlantic creation.
Czech true-crime chronicles #1: Lost suitcase reveals grisly puzzle in 1930s Czechoslovakia
A soldier, a prostitute, and body parts in abandoned suitcases: we look at one of the most infamous and unsolved murder cases in Czech criminal history.
5 English translations of Czech-language books to put on your autumn reading list
Immerse yourself in a dystopian coming-of-age story, a graphic novel about the Mašín brothers, an essay on American and Czech writers, and much more.
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