The next market will take place in August at the Holešovice Market Hall. This time, it will be located in the area between Halls 24 and 25. You will not only see the author's work and design, but also buy it. There will be up to 130 brands to choose from. At each stand you can meet the authors live, so you know who you are buying the products from. Clothing designers, jewelers, small producers of natural cosmetics, creators of fashion and home accessories, products such as porcelain, ceramics, backpacks, handbags, toys, candles, paper products... Local creators from the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Austria, Ukraine and Italy will be presenting themselves here.
The Royal Golf & Polo Cup brings to Prague a unique combination of golf and polo, two sports with a long tradition and significant social impact. On Saturday, August 8, 2026, the Prague City Golf Zbraslav course will transform into the venue for an international tournament featuring polo finals with top players from Europe and South America, as well as a Pro-Am golf tournament. Visitors can look forward to a dynamic and spectator-friendly match format, adapted to bring this traditional sport closer to a wider audience, complemented by an all-day program in the open-air venue. The Royal Golf & Polo Cup, taking place in Prague for the first time this year, builds on previous editions in Mariánské Lázně and is evolving into a modern European event that combines sport, elegance, and a social dimension.
The performances of the International Festival of New Circus and Theater, held annually in Letná Park, attract thousands of spectators with their unique atmosphere and outstanding performances. Letní Letná guarantees the best of Czech and international new circus all in one place. World-class acrobatics that can tell stories and evoke powerful emotions will be on display at Letní Letná again in 2026, from August 12 to 31. International stars are also invited to the festival every year, and some performances have their premiere in the Czech Republic — and often in Central Europe as well. This celebration of new circus and theater will offer a rich showcase of clowning, open-air performances, a musical program, and workshops. Every day features a program of both theatrical and non-theatrical activities for children — just take a day off, bring your family, and head to Letná.
This summer, St. Vitus, Wenceslas, and Adalbert Cathedral will host the 15th annual St. Vitus Organ Evenings International Festival, which will offer an extraordinary musical experience on Tuesdays in one of Prague’s most impressive venues, as well as concerts by leading Czech and international organists. A major highlight of this year’s festival is the debut of the cathedral’s new organ, which significantly expands its sound possibilities. This year’s festival will feature a total of ten concert evenings. In addition to solo recitals, the program will also include a concert with a symphony orchestra and a performance featuring a guest French horn soloist. Artists from the Czech Republic, the United States, Germany, the Netherlands, and Austria will take the stage.
Concerts in the Waldstein Garden serve as a symbolic bridge between the past and upcoming FOK seasons — and this year will be no different. The Sala Terrena offers a unique yet naturally suited setting for orchestral performances. The Prague Symphony Orchestra will perform under the baton of conductor Jan Kučera.
The ICF Canoe Slalom World Ranking Competition 2026, an international canoe slalom event that counts toward the world rankings, will take place again this year at the canoeing complex in Prague’s Troja district. From August 14 to 16, top competitors in the Olympic disciplines of canoe slalom and kayak cross will take to the local canal. The excellent competition and unique atmosphere for which the Troja races are renowned attract thousands of fans every year. In addition to the battles for valuable points toward the world rankings, the event will also feature an attractive supporting program, including the dynamic Short Slalom Race, individual kayak cross races, and the Czech Republic Kayak Cross Championship. Spectators can look forward to three days full of thrilling competitions.
Hermanos Gutiérrez, the guitar duo of brothers Alejandro and Estevan Gutiérrez with Swiss-Ecuadorian roots, blend Latin American musical influences with a modern, atmospheric sound. Their virtuosic interplay on two guitars creates captivating musical landscapes full of emotion, depth, and a cinematic feel. They will perform in the Czech Republic for the very first time. The music of Hermanos Gutiérrez is also a story of brotherly bond, family passion, and cultural identity. In their work, they connect their roots with a desire to explore new musical horizons, creating a timeless sound that resonates with listeners across generations and continents. Each of their performances is a unique convergence of emotion, atmosphere, and guitar virtuosity that leaves a lasting impression.
The Battle Between YES and NO is the first major exhibition in Czechia dedicated to William Kentridge, one of the most celebrated artists of our time. Raised in Johannesburg during apartheid, in a family deeply committed to social justice, Kentridge became involved in anti-apartheid activism as a student. These experiences shaped an artistic practice that reflects South Africa’s social and historical tensions while speaking to universal human themes.
A plentiful farmers' market in the central part of Prague. The unique vibrancy, together with the relaxed atmosphere and the flowing Vltava River, make the Náplavka Market a popular place for both Prague residents and tourists alike. Every Saturday you can buy goodies made from quality ingredients — from seasonal fruits and vegetables, through pastries, mushrooms, fresh fish, various cheeses to free-range eggs or handicrafts.
The newly opened permanent exhibition at Salm Palace presents 520 artworks from Asia and the Islamic world, spanning 5,000 years and showing how these traditions connect with Central European history. The exhibition traces Orientalism and collecting in the Czech lands while introducing key scholars, collectors, and artists who shaped local understanding of Asian cultures. Its main section highlights Chinese, Japanese, Indian, Tibetan, and Islamic art through themes such as spirituality, calligraphy, ornament, and the natural world. Visitors can also explore interactive features, quiet spaces, and a teaching studio that support a more inclusive, less Eurocentric view of the collection.