The legendary singer-songwriter continues his A Quiet Celebration Tour, a series of intimate concerts showcasing his Grammy-nominated album Seven Psalms and celebrating his timeless classics. Three performances will take place at the Prague Congress Center on April 9, 10, and 12.
Take a look into normally inaccessible areas and experience the unique atmosphere of Prague Castle during the Open Day. This extraordinary event will offer the opportunity to explore representative halls, historical interiors and behind the scenes of one of the most important monuments in the Czech Republic. The program includes guided tours, interesting facts from history and an accompanying program that will introduce you to the functioning of the Castle and its rich cultural heritage. Take the opportunity to discover Prague Castle from a new perspective.
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.
Matějská pouť, the Czech Republic’s most favourite & oldest funfair opens door at Prague Exhibition Grounds. Originally, it used to be organized at the St Matthew Church in Hanspaulka in as early as the 16th century, having been the first spring fair in Prague. It would later move to different locations to finally settle in Holešovice in 1963. Over a hudred rides are available, such as carousels, rotating and swing rides, roller coasters, swings, sky flyer rides, bumper cars, haunted houses and more. Food and souvenir gift stalls offer wide range of graditional heart-shaped decorated gingerbreads, cotton candy, lollies, jelly candy and other confectionery.
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.
The festival promises an intense and inspiring encounter of genres, emotions, and creative worlds — an ideal spring cultural stop for anyone who wants to discover new forms of contemporary art. The main names on the program include British producer Rival Consoles with Ben Lukas Boysen, French live act Thylacine in collaboration with Beata Hlavenková and HRTL, British ambient duo Blue Lake + Akusmi, and German music creator Apparat, who will present new material in a large concert at SaSaZu. This year’s festival will also include the international piano celebration Piano Day, which will take place in the Mirror Chapel of Klementinum. In addition to concerts, the festival also offers unique film screenings, from a portrait of the classic Ryuichi Sakamoto to other audiovisual forms and accompanying events such as clubs, workshops, and lectures, which create a lively connection between visitors and creators of the contemporary music and visual scene.
Restaurant Week is a celebration for all lovers of good food and one of the largest and most popular culinary events in the world. It is held in the spirit of #RespectFood. Thanks to a system of advance reservations with a choice of menu, not a single crumb goes to waste during the festival. The mission of the festival is to introduce and promote the authentic Czech restaurant scene. During this exceptional gastronomic event, top Prague restaurants open their doors to the general public and offer special tasting menus at discounted prices. Taste the creative cuisine of talented chefs, discover new establishments and well-known gastronomic addresses, and treat yourself to a culinary experience that is normally only available on special occasions. Restaurant Week is the perfect opportunity to explore the flavors of the world, support local gastronomy, and experience the city in a different way — through its best dishes.
There are many paths beyond the city of time. Some emerge through wandering, carried by rumours and whispers. Some through hacking or rituals. Some ooze through crevices, opening rifts in the fabric of time. They can be on no map and yet still seem to be there. Sahej Rahal’s exhibition Beyond the City of Time opens as one such place, where ‘weird’ things continue to exist – our technologies mix with other times, other places, speaking objects and hybrids that remind us we never truly left the premodern world. The exhibition spans across media, from painting and drawing to audiovisual installations and sculptures.
The world's leading film and game music composers will once again gather in Prague for Composers Summit Prague 2026. This prestigious multi-genre event will feature up to 30 renowned Hollywood guests, including Diane Warren, Gustavo Santaolalla, Harry Gregson-Williams, and Christopher Lennertz, who will bring their musical styles directly to Prague's stages. Four public concerts at well-known venues such as the Municipal House and the Karlín Music Theater will feature soundtracks to hits such as Stranger Things, The Last of Us, Shrek, and House of Cards, performed by the Czech National Symphony Orchestra and conducted by the composers themselves.
Molded by the neon-lit punk scene of 1980s Berlin, Anselm Reyle draws inspiration from his immediate surroundings — functionalist architecture of the ever-changing post-war Germany, flea-market found objects, shop-window mannequin glitz — all of which reflect the rapid rise of global capitalism and its cast-off material culture. Though his artwork has been publicly criticized as being 'superficially seductive' or 'uber-kitsch', this is the very intention behind his art: Reyle confesses, ‘I’m interested in riding the border of tastelessness‘. This statement hints at Reyle’s interest in the gap between a decorative object and an artistic artifact, or more simply, the difference between art and product. This relationship is exemplified by Reyle's recent collaboration with the French luxury fashion house, Dior. Reyle's affiliation with today's fashion brands contrasts with his recurrent repudiation of modish, contemporary painting, which he often dismisses as figurative pseudo-Expressionism. Nevertheless, his admiration of painter-photographer Sigmar Polke and visual artist Gerhald Richter is consistent with his desire to explore the role of modernism in lifting artifacts from recent art history. Reyle has exhibited in the finest international galleries, including the prestigious Gagosian Gallery.