Former White Stripe Jack White coming to Prague’s Forum Karlín in July
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The guitarist, who was last in Prague in 2014, is releasing back-to-back new studio albums.
WATCH: Folk singer advises Ukrainians on how to be 'proper Czechs'
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The musician describes the song, "Proper Czech" (Správnej Čech) as an attempt to “Welcome all friends from Ukraine."
Český Krumlov to host world premiere of 17th-century opera
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This year's Festival of Baroque Arts in Český Krumlov will open with the first-ever performance of La Vaghezza del Fato, an opera written in 1672.
New outdoor exhibition celebrates 100 years of Greater Prague
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Prague as we know it today was founded in 1922, and a new exhibition at Mariánské náměstí celebrates 100 years of the contemporary Czech capital.
Looking to break into film? Smart filmmakers are moving to Prague
Prague Film School is now accepting applications for film students and professionals who are considering a second act.
Maxipes Fík illustrator Jiří Šalamoun passes at age 86
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The Czech Ministry of Culture called him ‘one of the most important Czech illustrators of the second half of the 20th century.’
Czech National Museum's fin whale comes alive with new app
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A smartphone app now offers museum visitors eight hours of guided tours, online tickets, and augmented reality.
An original English-language comedy debuts at Prague's newest theater space
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Plus more tips for upcoming weekend events in the Czech capital.
8-year-old musician will perform at Letná benefit concert for Ukraine
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The girls and her mother were forced to flee their home but they managed to bring Arinka’s bandura, a stringed folk instrument, with them.
Prague’s biggest film festival turns an eye toward Ukraine this year
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Febiofest has announced a new pushed-back date for its 29th edition and a program that supports Ukrainian filmmakers.
Prague’s film scene provides opportunities for Ukrainian refugees
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The Czech capital is one of the world’s most popular filming destinations, and the local film industry is supporting refugees.
New Czech video game places players amid 1939 anti-Nazi protests
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Billed as the first video game set during the anti-Nazi student protests, Train to Sachsenhausen is out this weekend on PC and mobile devices.
Prague's public transport ferries return for 2022 season
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As of this weekend, ferries have resumed operation after a winter break and are transporting passengers between banks of the Vltava river in Prague.
Prague's monuments will go dark tonight to mark Earth Hour 2022
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The lights will be turned off at Charles Bridge, Old Town Square, and dozens of other locations in Prague tonight to mark Earth Hour 2022.
Film, fashion, and public polls say Czechia is ready for a woman president
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Many Czechs feel a female head of state is long overdue and cultural references to a future female leader are growing.
Retro museum to showcase Czechoslovak life in the 1970s and ’80s
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The fourth floor of Prague’s Kotva department store will be home to thousands of items from the Normalization era.
Czech circus troupe to put on Prague show starring Ukrainian refugees
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Cirk La Putyka and Jatka78 will stage a show on March 22 that showcases the talents of Ukrainian refugees from troupes in Kyiv.
