Top 25 Things to Do in November

Swiss multi-instrumentalist and musical heir to of Björk, Joni Mitchell, and Nico brings her jazzy ballads to Prague.

Irish singer-songwriter known for her flamboyant costumes and electro-pop compositions.

British nu-jazz group promises sweeping, piano-driven indie favorites.

NYC-based American noise rockers recall shoegaze heroes The Brian Jonestown Massacre, The Jesus and Mary Chain.

The American dream-pop/dark wave vocal duo will appear as a part of the autumn edition of the Overtone Festival.

Acclaimed Slovenian producer, a.k.a. Denis Jašarević, mixes hip-hop, glitch, and electro to beat-tastic affect.

Showcase night bringing together some of the most successful labels of the world D&B scene under one roof. 

The 12th edition of this dance music spectacular includes lights, lasers, and top DJs from around the globe.

This annual showcase of burgeoning musical acts (mostly international talent) is a great chance to catch bands on the cusp of greatness in a cool setting.

The second outing of a two-day festival devoted to Polish food, cinema, and culture organized by a group of Polish expats.

The Diplomatic Spouse’s Assocation puts on this annual holiday market featuring world gifts and food. A large, lively event with proceeds going to charity. 

Feature films and docs bring awareness to LGBT lives. Now in its 16th year, expect Oscar winners and cult faves, including “Rocky Horror Picture Show.”

This annual fest is a must for lovers of camp, slasher flicks, and gore. This year: the Czech Republic’s first interactive screening of the cult classic “Rocky Horror Picture Show.” 

A tribute to iconic French actresses, “The Little Prince,” and selections from Cannes at this 18th film festival for Francophiles.

See last year’s popular horror film “The Babadook” and other contemporary films from down under.

This month’s Dylan Moran gigs are sold out but the Scottish Sloss’ stand-up act offers just as many grins and groans. 

In the tradition of Museum Night, theaters around Europe will be open to the public for free back-stage tours and performances.

A round-up of retro-tastic playthings from the popular Socialist-era manufacturer of plastics and toys.

Design showcase of the most accomplished Czech designers; an associated solo exhibit by artist Pasta Oner will take place at Mánes Gallery.

New show of selected works of Czech Cubist painting, sculpture, furniture, and interior design of the early 20th century.

Celebration of young wine and goose specialities accompanied by a roster of live bands. Similar celebrations are going on at vineyards and restaurants throughout Prague this month.

A three-day marketplace of 60-plus vendors that lets visitors try and buy a myriad of world delicacies with a special section devoted to DIY brewing, preserving, drying, and smoking.

Street party organized by a collective of young students on the anniversary of the Velvet Revolution, in an effort to educate the younger generation and thank the older one.

Men all around the world are working on their pornstaches for a good cause this month. The Czech chapter is no expection; keep an eye on their website for local parties and other events!