Top 25 Things to Do in April

Drum & bass live show of the funk-tacular French bass music trio – two djs and one MC; all producers who share a passion for hard-hitting beats. Don’t Miss!

An American rock band formed in 1990s Portland, the Dandies are best known for their breakthrough album “Bohemian Like You”.

Emerging from the South London scene with their debut album “Measures of Joy” the avant-pop act will showcase its experimental, radiophonic sound.

Moody and melodious folk-rock from a British group that is frequently compared to their fellow twangy countrymen Mumford & Sons.

The German electronic music duo bring their MacBook Pro and little else to a set that includes live vocals over drum and synth beats.

Critically acclaimed Bristol rockers combine psychedelia, punk, and electronica with hard-driving rock for a big sound sure to fire up the crowd at Strahov.

A spring party with the City Surfer collective featuring performers from the break-through Belgian label Bepotel with support on turntables from Dekeyser. 

Warehouse party and video mapping event with art installations by Chemistry Gallery and headliner David August come to this historic venue.

Lovers of the Gogol Bordello vibe will want to catch MALALATA Sound System (SK), Gypsy Box (ES), Circus Problem (CZ) at this Balkan beat blow out.

Theater, cinema, cafe, and all-around exciting venue the Royal is hosting its first expats networking event. On the program: electro swing, wine with a master sommelier, and prizes from Uber and others. 

Dutch hard-style sensation Headhunterz’s collaboration with Skrillex and appearance at Coachella have brought him all-star status on the electro-house circuit.

A day-long, student-organized open-air music festival on Parukářka hill featuring multi-genre acts including Prague punk-bagpipe band, The Curlies.

An international jazz showcase of the young stars of the genre (The Kandisky Effect, Bad Plus, Marcus Miller) takes place at Jazz Dock, Akropolis, and La Fabrika. 

The successful Norwegian concept comes to the Czech Republic. Over one evening audiences hear original compositions followed by a remix of it created live. 

Enjoy all things swing from big band performances and classes to parties and a Saturday Dance Evening at Lucerna at the Czech Republic’s biggest swing event yet.

The Spitfire Company interprets the themes of refugees, migration, and the role of lone shooters in this performance piece comprised of five performers and a single sniper in the audience.

A new performance piece by American dancer Becka McFadden who explores the expressivity of the back through a series of solos and duets.

A live broadcast of London’s New Vic Theatre’s production of the Olivier-Awards-nominated Arthur Miller drama. Starring popular film actor Mark Strong.

Controversial Czech artist Alena Kupčíkova exhibits new works at the Dancing House’s Art Salon S, all “drawn” with snippets of pubic hair donated from women around the world.

Prague is spoiled for choice when it comes to quirky markets peddling fashion, food, and fun. This one promises 150+ brands from CZ and SK designers as well as a local food market.

The Easter stalls are in full swing with favorites taking place at Náměstí Míru and Old Town and the farmer’s markets at JZP and Náplavka. Stop by for your yearly fix of Prague ham!

You needn’t have a professional interest in the gourmet food industry to enjoy a weekend of food and wine from vendors throughout the Czech lands, Hungary, and Italy. 

Starting at 10:00, this day-long festival lets attendees experiment with non-traditional sports right on Old Town Square. Try freediving, kick scooters, paddleboarding, slackline, and much more. 

The ceremonial death of winter is the focus of this festive annual event at Prague’s Ladronka park with lots of capes and costumes, roasted sausages and beer, and, of course, the burning of straw witches.