What to do this weekend in Prague: Best events for Feb. 7–9

Explore the minimalist mastery of renowned Czech artist Tomáš Rajlich at his latest exhibition in Prague. Known for his innovative approach to sculpture and geometric abstraction, Rajlich’s works blend simplicity with striking visual impact—a must-see for contemporary art enthusiasts.

Get ready for a night of high-energy punk rock as Australian trio Dune Rats take the stage at Lucerna Music Bar this weekend, upgrading from their sold out show at Futurum two years ago. Known for their infectious hooks and wild, carefree vibes, the band promises a show packed with good times and loud tunes, with special guests Snake Eyes opening the show.

Head to the Kubáň Farmers’ Market this Feb. 8 for fresh local produce and a special treat—traditional pig slaughter feasts. Enjoy classic Czech delicacies like jelita, jitrnice, tlačenka, and more, all in a lively market atmosphere.

Hop on an hour-long train ride out of Prague to the quaint village of Nelahozeves, where Antonín Dvořák’s Birth House will take you on a journey back through time on Feb. 8. A Year in the Village – Spinning Yarn will showcase traditional Czech crafts and rural life, with live spinning demonstrations and immersive folk traditions that inspired Dvořák’s music. This charming cultural experience is appropriate for all ages.

Don’t miss The Brutalist at Kino 35 this weekend, starring Adrien Brody as László Tóth, a gifted Hungarian architect and Holocaust survivor grappling with his past and the elusive promise of the American Dream. As he pours his genius—and his trauma—into a monumental project, Tóth’s journey becomes a powerful reflection on ambition, survival, and self-destruction. Directed by Brady Corbet, this film offers a haunting exploration of post-war creativity and the dark side of success.

Step into the world of the samurai at Japanese Day this weekend at Clam-Gallas Palace. The event features martial arts demonstrations (kenjutsu, battō jutsu, shuriken jutsu), calligraphy workshops, tea ceremonies, and lectures on samurai history and haiku poetry. Enjoy piano recitals by Kayoko Zemanová and a guided tour of the Japan of the Samurai exhibition. Entry is included with a ticket to the exhibition, with some activities in the courtyard open for free.

Lace up your running shoes for the Winter RunTour in Prague this weekend. This family-friendly event features races for all ages and skill levels, including special children’s runs designed to get the little ones moving.

Go behind the scenes at one of Prague's most iconic venues with a guided tour of the O2 Arena—a great opportunity for sports and music fans to get an insider's view of this world-class arena. Explore areas not usually open to the public, including VIP sections, locker rooms, and the arena floor, where major concerts and events take place.