'Jan Žižka' delivers brutal medieval action in authentic Czech locations
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The long delayed historical epic creates a grim view of Bohemian life in the early 1400s as rival half-brothers compete for the crown.
Signal Festival celebrates 10 years with two routes of light art
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Czech artist Maxim Velčovský responds to the war in Ukraine, and videomapping returns to náměstí Míru.
Czech culture this week: Wine and beer festivals and epic Czech cinema
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This week in Prague, Vinohrady's annual wine festival returns to Jiří z Poděbrad, beer flows at Prague Market, a Czech epic hits cinemas, and much more.
R2-D2 gets a friend as Prague fallout shelter vent becomes a Minion
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Prague's Folimanka park has been getting some upgrades in recent weeks, which includes some renovations to R2-D2 and the addition of a couple friends.
New mural in Prague celebrates 50 years of Greenpeace
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Artist Michal Škapa's latest piece as part of the Wall Street Prague festival will be officially unveiled in Vršovice during a street party on Monday.
Lennon Wall getting a makeover, and an inflatable copy will tour Europe
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Artists from across the EU plus Ukraine and Norway will paint a new design on the iconic landmark, and it will be photographed for full-size replica.
Brno's galleries and museums beckon art lovers
Brno is hoping to become a European Capital of Culture in 2028; but you don't have to wait. Here's a list of venues to visit in Czechia's second city.
Symbolic bell #9801 rings out in Prague in memory of bells destroyed by war
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About 90 percent of bells in Bohemia and Moravia was confiscated 80 years ago and most still have not been replaced.
Czech culture this week: Discover local crafts and try American burgers
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This week in Prague, Czech Design Week comes to Galerie Mánes, Burgerfest returns to Výstaviště, Richard Marx plays Divadlo Hybernia, and much more.
Prague's newest mural is a statement from a Ukrainian artist
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Chasing the Red Demon by Ukrainian artist Aec Interesni Kazki depicts the struggle against Soviet Communism, which parallels today's Russian aggression.
This weekend in Prague: Savor summer's end with gin and a gourmet picnic
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Plus: Last chance for Letní Letná, DOX's 'Made in China' show has been extended, and Arthurian epic 'Excalibur' hits the summer cinema.
70+ magical venues open for Czechia's annual Castle and Chateau Night
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The annual event has its center in Český Krumlov this year, but here's where you can visit open spaces in Prague.
Culture tip: Several museums and galleries in Prague offer free admission
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Cutting back on spending doesn't mean having to do without culture; several venues showcase art and objects for free.
Czech culture this week: See short films by young Prague filmmakers
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Plus: Manifesto Anděl celebrates Ukrainian Independence Day with a special program, alternative rockers Pixies come to Forum Karlín, and much more.
Prague 5 has city's smelliest public transport passengers, says new survey
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Only about half of Prague's public transport passengers shower daily, according to a new Ipsos survey about the Czech capital's cleaning habits.
Czech man breaks own record, eats 205 plum dumplings in one hour
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Radim Dvořáček from Ostrava was the winner of this year's plum dumpling eating contest, wolfing down 85 more dumplings than the second-place finisher.
On this day: Czechoslovakia's Prague Spring was ended by a Soviet invasion
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The events of 1968 have strong parallels to Russia’s current invasion of Ukraine, though the outcomes so far are quite different.
