A plague chapel and Prague's oldest church: 5 tips for Night of Churches 2024
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Tonight's event will see churches across the Czech Republic open normally inaccessible sacred spaces for free or a donation.
Prague's Kasárna Karlín cultural center forced to close with immediate effect
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A Prague 8 authority says that the outdoor and indoor center – in operation since 2017 – has repeatedly violated building rules; the closure is indefinite.
On Kafka's death anniversary a new exhibit opens in Prague's largest synagogue
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Visions of Kafka’s Shadow features photographs and paintings by 11 artists accompanied by excerpts from Kafka’s literary works.
Czech female photographer who immortalized Bauhaus gets Prague retrospective
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Lucia Moholy's contribution to modern photography has largely gone uncredited; a new exhibit at Kunsthalle gives the Czech artist her due.
5 Prague Fringe picks for 2024: A spotlight on international performances
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Opening this week, the Prague Fringe Festival features a set to transport audiences around the globe, from Ukraine to India and beyond.
Stars of the electronic music scene to shine at Metronome Prague 2024
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From Kosheen to The Blaze, an intense dose of international beats comes to Metronome Festival at the Prague Exhibition Grounds from June 20-22.
Hidden gardens, cozy cafés, and free entry: Discover the secrets of National Gallery Prague
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From co-working spaces to play corners, NGP offers much more than masterpieces.
Fingerpickin' good: This month sees red-hot blues come to Prague
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As part of the Prague International Bluenight series, top-notch blues musicians will perform throughout the Czech capital in May.
PHOTO GALLERY: From heavy metal to hockey glory, a spectacular weekend for Prague
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See photos from three major events taking place across Prague this weekend, including a celebratory concert of 200 years of Bedřich Smetana.
Here comes the 'sun': Khamoro Festival brings music and festivities galore to Prague
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The 26th annual celebration of Roma culture includes a parade, cooking demo, children's day, and unforgettable music performances.
Prague film festival honors icon of independent British and European cinema
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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.
English-language comedy takes center stage in Prague this spring and beyond
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More foreign acts and opportunities for budding stand-ups are coming to the Czech capital starting this week and well into autumn.
PHOTO GALLERY: Interactive Prague Uprising monument planned for Bubeneč square
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Featuring a trumpter with a golden talking head and a walkable green roof, the monument is designed to embody freedom of expression and democracy.
Prague revels in higher tourist numbers and visitor spending, despite challenges
A 25 percent year-on-year increase in visitor numbers has brought in more money for the capital to invest in new projects, although issues remain.
May 1 and May 8 public holidays: What's open and what's on in Prague?
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Two public holidays in the space of a week bring with them shop closings, cultural open days, and a commemorative event marking 20 years in the EU.
Billie Eilish back in Prague for 'Hit Me Hard and Soft' tour
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A string of big-name acts coming to the Czech capital have just been announced with ticket sales starting this week.
Interview: William E. Lobkowicz on the power of culture to unite a fractured world
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The head of the House of Lobkowicz discusses change at Prague Castle, the renovation of Dvořák’s Birth House, and Czechia’s rich cultural heritage.
