Bingo on the metro January 13, Václavské Náměstí Read more Meet “under the horse” for an experience that might just outstrip the “no-pants” metro ride (no pun intended); bingo aboard Prague’s public transport. It begins at 6pm.
Iranian Film Festival January 15–19, Multiple venues Read more The ninth Írán:ci Film Festival, showcasing films from Iran and Afghanistan has screenings scheduled at Světozor, Bio Oko, and Screenshot. All films will have English and Czech subtitles. A tasting of Iranian food is also planned.
Strapmania January 13–14, Jatka 78 Read more The premiere of a new show produced by the German-Scandinavian circus company Strapmania is solely based on the aerial apparatus straps. Exploring themes of body and apparatus in the contemporary circus perspective.
Joan Miró January 14, Adolf Loos Apartment and Gallery Read more An exhibition devoted to the unique graphic work of the Catalan painter, a leader of the European avant-garde and one of the most original and successful artists of the 20th century.
Grand Restaurant Festival January 15–February 29, Multiple restaurants Read more Sample some of Prague’s top tables with price-fixed menu specials. This year’s theme is “sci-fi” and some of the restaurants will present the food of the future; food-themed talks, walks, and workshops are also on the menu.
Urbania January 15–16, CAMP Praha Read more Opening this week, an original interactive installation for up to eight players gives you the opportunity to become the manager of an imaginary yet familiar Living City.
Prague Film Awards January 16–17, Kino Aero Read more Free and English-friendly screenings of short films, music videos, documentaries, and genre pieces comprise the third-annual festival devoted to “passionate storytelling of all shapes and lengths.”
Jiří David: I’m Here Opens January 17, DOX Read more David, famous for his artistic, often provocative experiments, returns to the medium of painting. With his typical temperament and emotional commitment, he opens an old and new world of painting poetry and poetic painting.
Chinese New Year January 17–18, Congress Centre Read more It’s the Year of the Metal Rat! Visitors can celebrate with traditional Chinese crafts – such as Shu embroidery, bamboo weaving, sugar painting, calligraphy, ink painting, and more. Martial art demonstrations, music, folk performances, and costume shows are also on the program as well as tastings of Sze Chuan dishes, desserts, and drinks and a tea ceremony.
Rock Café’s Birthday Celebration January 18, Rock Café Read more The 29th birthday of Prague’s legendary Rock Café, an institution on Narodni street, will see performances by Prago Union and Brass Avenue. Afterparty includes a performance by Hello Marcel.