The best things to do in Prague this week: November 22–28

Nov. 22–28|The Prague Photo exhibition at a space on náměstí Republiky opens this week and presents original works from 150 Czech and foreign photographers. Read more here.

To Dec. 24|The first-holiday market is already open at Náměstí Míru, with traditional gifts, toys, decorations, warm clothing items, mulled wine, and hot food. A market at Náměstí Republiky opens Nov. 25 and at Tylovo náměstí on Nov. 26. All three close on Dec. 24. Read more in our original story and here.

Starting Nov. 24|Holiday markets open at both locations of the Manifesto market, with special events scheduled. Read more here.

Nov. 27–Jan. 6|The main Christmas market at Old Town Square offers a wide selection of items and has the city's largest Christmas tree. Read more in our original story and here.

Nov. 27–28|A large selection of fashion, Czech design, and good eats over two festive days at MINT Market Prague in the Prague Market Space. Read more here.

Nov. 25|Wear headphones and groove to hip-hop or R&B from DJ Nobru at Silent Disco at Manifesto Anděl. Read more here and here.

Nov. 24 and 26|Arthur Miller’s play The Crucible is staged in English by Prague Shakespeare Company at Divadlo Na Prádle. The play looks at the Salem Witch Trials from the perspective of modern-day political witch hunts. Read more here and here.

Nov. 26|Cimrman English Theatre presents The Stand In, a dry Czech comedy performed in English at Žižkovské divadlo Járy Cimrmana. Read more here.

Nov. 27|Eighty terrifying devils will convene on the Industrial Palace as part of the Krampus Show at Výstaviště. The event will be split into kid- and adult-friendly segments and refreshment stalls will also be available on site. A photoshoot with the devils will take place from 11 am to 6 pm. Read more here.

Nov. 25|Several Prague eateries will be offering Thanksgiving meals of turkey and trimmings. There are also options for delivery or cooking at home. Read more in our original story.

Nov. 27|Café SOFA will host a Japanese bakery combined with the sale of selected original items from the Ghibli studio producers of anime favorites such as My Neighbor Totoro. Read more here.

Nov. 25–Dec. 1|The ninth edition Italian film festival MittelCinemaFeat 2021 takes place at kino Lucerna. There are seven Czech premieres plus other films. Read more here and here.

Nov. 25–27|Catch classic crime films in Echoes of Film Noir, in the small hall of kino Lucerna. The program includes the Czech film "Vertigo" with English subtitles plus Hollywood films with Humphrey Bogart, Ronald Reagan, and Billy Bob Thornton. Read more here and here.

Premieres Nov. 25|No, it’s not Shakespeare. King Richard looks at Richard Williams and his two daughters, tennis stars Venus and Serena. Will Smith stars. 

Premieres Nov. 25|Lady Gaga, Adam Driver, and Al Pacino star in the fashion biopic House of Gucci. Director Ridley Scott previously looked at the rich and famous in “All the Money in the World.”

Nov. 22|Violinist Gidon Kremer reprises his 1996 concert Hommage à Piazzolla, which helped revive interest in Argentine composer Astor Piazzolla. The concert is at the Great Hall of Lucerna as part of the Strings of Autumn festival. Read more here.

Nov. 25–27|The Day of Flamenco will be celebrated with concerts and recitals featuring renowned Spanish performers at the Museum of Music and Divadlo U Hasičů. Due to the current situation, side events have been canceled. Read more here. (The site's English page is out of date, but the Czech and Spanish versions are correct.)

Nov. 23–25|Popular Czech band Mig21, fronted by actor Jiří Macháček, plays three concerts at Lucerna Music Bar. In September, the band released its first new studio album in seven years, "Džus noc." Read more here.

Nov. 26|French musician Woodkid – the stage name for Yoann Lemoine – will be at Forum Karlín with a live show. He is also known for directing videos. Read more here.

Nov. 28|See inside one of the world's biggest stadiums, the Great Strahov Stadium, including the presidential lounge, west grandstand, and walkways. Read more here.

Nov. 23|Help clean up the memorial Stolpersteine in Prague. The brass-capped stones commemorate victims of the Holocaust. A map of where they are located is here, and more information on the event is here.

Nov. 28|Create an Advent Wreath at Prague Zoo. Registration required. Read more here.

Until Jan. 31|Ice skating has already started at Centrum Černý Most, daily from 9 am to 9 pm. Entry fees apply. Read more here.

Starting Nov. 26|Public skating is at Na Františku Ice Skating Rink in Prague 1. The end date has not been announced. It is open weekdays from 8 am to 5:30 pm, Saturdays from 10:30 am to 7 pm, and Sundays from 10 am to 5 pm, with breaks to maintain the ice. Entry fees apply. Read more here.

Starting Nov. 26|Skating begins at Koupaliště Ládví in Prague 8. Daily hours and the end date have not been announced. Admission is free. Read more here.

Nov. 28–Feb. 28|Skating at the popular rink at Vypich, near Letohrádek Hvězda in Prague 6, will run all winter. It is open daily from 9 am to 9 pm. Admission is free. Read more here.