30+ English-friendly events worth your time this week in Czechia

This week’s calendar runs from July 20-26, with tips for outdoor picnics and grill meetups, open-air concerts, a summer horror movie festival, and more.

Expats.cz Staff

Written by Expats.cz Staff Published on 20.07.2026 09:00:00 (updated on 20.07.2026) Reading time: 4 minutes

Each week, our editors will be rounding up the best events for the English-speaking community: places to meet new people, test your knowledge, learn something, or just get out of the house.

This week’s calendar runs from July 20-26, with tips for outdoor picnics and grill meetups, open-air concerts, a summer horror movie festival, and much more.

We're also asking you to help build the calendar each week. Use this form to tell us about a great upcoming hang, talk, workshop, potluck, open mic, or class. And while we're based in Prague, we welcome tips from across the country.

LANGUAGE & LEARNING

  • July 20–25: Prague Vintage Dance Week celebrates historic ballroom traditions with dance classes, sightseeing, and live orchestra balls led by international instructors.
  • July 20: Practice your Czech at Come and Speak Czech Mondays at Večernice, a free meetup for expats to practice Czech through relaxed conversation.
  • July 20: Czech Conversation Sessions at Ouky Douky Coffee offer a relaxed language meetup for mixed-level learners to practice Czech, meet fellow speakers, and enjoy coffee or drinks.
  • July 21: A free English-language Czech Healthcare for Kids Webinar by Integration Centre Prague explains pediatric care, vaccinations, insurance, emergencies, and more.
  • July 22: Tufting Prague hosts an English-language rug-making workshop at Studio 32 in Letná, where participants create their own tufted designs using a tufting gun.
  • July 25: The Famous Women of Prague Walking Tour explores the stories of Czech women’s emancipation, visiting landmarks connected to Czech female pioneers.
  • July 25–26: Laura Strakova hosts Freeing Your English Voice, a two-day workshop on voice, speech, and presence for English speakers, with lunch and a follow-up coaching session included.
  • July 25–26: Insect Weekend at Prague Zoo presents insect tastings, cooking demonstrations, special animal feedings, and family activities.

FOR FOODIES

  • July 25: Multi Language Grilling at Přístav 18600 in Karlín brings together international residents for a casual language exchange, barbecue, and social evening.
  • July 26: Enjoy a Picnic in Karlín with grilled food, oysters, wine, prosecco, live music, and family-friendly entertainment at Karlínské náměstí.
  • July 26: The Authentic Street Food Festival at Chvaly Chateau in Prague 9 features international street food, Czech specialties, craft beer, wine, and lively festival atmosphere.

Networking

  • July 23: The Uninstall Duolingo language exchange night at Tequila Tales offers relaxed multilingual conversation and socializing in an international group.
  • July 23: Speed Portraying at Kafe a Hrnky combines creative drawing and socializing, with participants creating portraits of strangers while making new connections.
  • July 25: The weekly Saturday networking meetup at Globe Bookstore & Café features drinks, dinner, and socializing for expats and travelers.
  • July 25: Prague Rooftop Festival comes to Casablanca Sky Bar with sunset views, music, drinks, and a smart casual atmosphere from a rooftop setting.

ENTERTAINMENT

  • July 21: St. Vitus Organ Evenings at Prague Castle’s St. Vitus Cathedral presents an organ concerts by Michaela Káčerková a Ondřej Vrabec, featuring the debut of the cathedral’s new instrument.
  • July 22: Summer Festivities of Early Music presents Viaggio magico at Strahov Monastery, with German ensemble I Zefirelli performing Baroque works inspired by ancient myths.
  • July 23: Monkey Business celebrate 26 years of funk, humor, and musical energy at Holešovice’s Areál7 with a high-energy Prague Open Air anniversary concert.
  • July 23: Rozálie performs at Riegrovy sady, bringing her acclaimed mix of accordion-driven music, storytelling, humor, and emotional songwriting to an open air stage.
  • July 24–26: Heatwave Horror at Edison Filmhub brings a three-day festival of cult classics, psychological thrillers, creature features, and new genre releases, with English-friendly screenings and discussions.
  • July 25: Letní kino Kinská screens the silent horror classic Nosferatu with a live musical accompaniment as part of the Das Sommerkino festival showcasing German-language films.
  • July 26: Pitbull brings his I’m Back! world tour to Letňany Airport, with support from Lil Jon and DJ LAZ in a major open-air concert featuring global hits.

Sports

  • July 20–26: The Livesport Prague Open at Tennis Club Sparta Praha brings WTA 250 women’s tennis action, featuring top players and rising Czech talents on Štvanice.
  • July 25: SK Slavia Prague begin their 2026–27 Chance Liga home campaign at Fortuna Arena, with tickets available for the reigning Czech champions.

TRIVIA & GAME NIGHTS

  • July 20: Board Game Night at Kohoutek Restaurant in Vinohrady invites players to enjoy a selection of games, food, and drinks in a relaxed social setting.
  • July 21: Manifesto Market hosts an open-air general knowledge quiz night every other Tuesday, with teams competing across a range of topics.
  • July 21: The weekly pub quiz at Philly & Co’s Original Cheesesteaks presents general trivia covering topics from music to sport every Tuesday.
  • July 22: Now in its 17th year, The Globe Quiz Night takes place at Globe Bookstore & Café every Wednesday from 6:30 p.m.
  • July 22: The Under the Sauce Pub Quiz takes place on Wednesdays at Third Coast Pizza in Žižkov, with mixed-category trivia and more.
  • July 23: The Down Under hosts its weekly pub quiz every Thursday with a relaxed Aussie-themed atmosphere from 7 p.m.

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