What to do this weekend in Prague: Best events for Feb. 21–23

Discover Visions of the World at Museum Kampa, a fascinating exhibition running until March 30, 2025. Featuring works from the Wigam Collection, this show explores human experience through body perception, emotions, and social connections. Expect thought-provoking, sometimes provocative pieces, as the exhibition includes sexually explicit artworks.

Get ready for an unforgettable Friday night at VNITROBLOCK with BLOCK živě! DJ Maztah will bring the vibes with an electrifying music set. Grab a drink, bring your friends, and enjoy a night of great beats in the unique atmosphere of this beloved Holešovice establishment.

Get ready for an electrifying night as house music legend Fedde Le Grand returns to DupleX, The Rooftop Club. Known for hits like 'Put Your Hands Up for Detroit' and 'Let Me Think About It,' Fedde has collaborated with icons such as Coldplay, Madonna, Rihanna, and Fatboy Slim. This marks his fourth appearance at DupleX, promising an unforgettable experience.

Indulge in a delightful Sunday at The Artisan's Burger Buffet Brunch, featuring 46 dishes crafted from local ingredients and accompanied by live music. Every Sunday from 12:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m., savor Chef David Rejhon's special creations, with opportunities to tour the restaurant's backstage guided by the chef himself. The afternoon includes live performances by talented musicians and a raffle with valuable prizes.

Experience the timeless tragedy of Medea at the Estates Theatre on Saturday, presented by the National Theatre. Luigi Cherubini’s opera, first composed in 1797, tells the harrowing story of a woman scorned, driven to unspeakable acts of revenge after being betrayed by her lover, Jason. Directed by Roland Schwab, this Italian version features a stellar cast including Svetlana Aksenova as Medea and Evan LeRoy Johnson as Giasone. With stunning visuals, a powerful orchestra, and a haunting score, this performance promises to be a captivating and emotionally charged evening.

Catch the critically acclaimed musical crime thriller drawing ire of the general public after its Oscar nomination sweeps, Emilia Pérez, at Edison Filmhub this weekend. Directed by Jacques Audiard, this 2024 Spanish-language French film tells the story of a Mexican cartel leader, portrayed by Karla Sofía Gascón, who enlists an unappreciated lawyer, played by Zoe Saldaña, to help fake her own death and transition into a woman. The film has received 13 Academy Award nominations, including Best Picture, Best Director, and Best Actress for Gascón.

Celebrate Masopust at KC Vozovna this weekend from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m., with a delightful doughnut-making workshop for children and their parents. Together, you'll prepare, fry, fill, and, most importantly, enjoy delicious doughnuts. Each child will receive at least five doughnuts to take home.

Join other families at Kino 35 this Saturday afternoon for a special screening of Život k sežrání (Living Large), a 2024 Czech animated film directed by Kristina Dufková. Based on Mikaël Ollivier's bestselling novel, this humorous and music-filled movie follows 12-year-old Ben, who loves music and cooking. When he falls for his classmate Klárka, he embarks on a journey to shed extra pounds, supported by his bandmates and caring mother. The film is in Czech with English subtitles.

Join the Together for Ukraine rally this Sunday at 3:00 p.m. in Prague's Old Town Square, marking the eve of the third anniversary of Ukraine's invasion. The event will feature speeches from Czech President Petr Pavel, representatives from organizing groups such as People in Need, Memory of Nations, Million Moments for Democracy, Thanks That We Can, and the European Congress of Ukrainians, as well as testimonies from individuals sharing their experiences of the ongoing conflict. Following the gathering, a procession led by the Voice of Ukraine will conclude with a tribute at the Taras Shevchenko monument.