Prague set to mark 80 years since 'Operation Anthropoid' heroics
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Czechoslovak paratroopers carried out the mission in Prague’s Libeň district in 1942 – this year sees a new exhibit, re-enactments, and film in honor.
'What We Wore Before' installation decries victim-shaming in Czech society
A new installation by Konsent and Amnesty International displays clothes and stories of real rape victims to dispel prejudices.
The National Technical Museum's latest exhibit pays tribute to Czech glass
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The large-scale exhibition includes over 500 pieces of glass, ceramics, and porcelain ranging from art to technical products.
Czechia celebrates International Romani Day with music and art
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Live concerts and the opening of an outdoor exhibition take place in Prague, while Czech TV will broadcast a concert by a Romani children's choir.
Prague's National Library to display rare medieval 'comic book' this weekend
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The Velislav Bible was written around 1340 and is considered to be the largest historical picture book in Central Europe.
Family fun in 2022: A children's museum is opening in Prague this year
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After successes in 2021 despite pandemic closures, the National Museum now aims to get more kids interested in history.
The best things to do in Prague this weekend, September 2–5
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A kid-friendly knights' tournament, Yo-Yo Ma on the Vltava, opera in the woods of Divoká Šárka, beer and wine festivals, and much more.
NSFW: New exhibit at Prague's Dancing House uncovers a century of Czechoslovak erotica
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The whole 30-letter Czech alphabet is used to catalog everything from the abolition of bordellos to the sometimes seedy Žižkov district.
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Open-air exhibition presents the history, culture, and uniqueness of Karlín and Libeň
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The 10-stop trail is part of the project to redevelop the Rohanský ostrov, and the public can contribute ideas.
New open-air exhibition at Prague’s Museum Kampa features giant skeletal hands
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The works by Kryštof Hošek take on new meanings in the context of the pandemic.
Fun things to do in Prague, Nov. 13-17: Special Velvet Revolution edition
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From virtual candles and online concerts to a special "Velvet brunch" here's how to commemorate democracy and freedom at distance
Virtual exhibit of 1939 and ’89 Czech student uprisings to launch on Google Arts & Culture
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The exhibit will include images of posters and other documents, as well as filmed testimony from participants and witnesses.
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