What to do this weekend in Prague: Best events for July 10–12

Andalusian artist Pedro Líndez is showcasing some of his latest work on Smíchovská Náplavka until July 14, offering a close and intimate look at the beauty of everyday life and ordinary things.

Every Sunday 12 p.m. to 4 p.m., the Augustine Hotel's Malá Strana courtyard garden hosts an elegant live jazz brunch with an unlimited seafood and carving buffet, live crêpe flambé, free flowing champagne and packages from CZK 2,250. 

Midnight Blues brings live music, dancing, and a short beginner lesson to this riverside summer venue, plus craft beer, lemonade, and good company under the trees. Entry is by voluntary contributions.

The Cal Poly Wind Band is stopping in Prague on Friday as part of their European tour. Come by the Municipal House’s beautiful Smetana Hall for a free concert of the young and talented ensemble.

Usually held in Kutná Hora, the Creepy Teepee alternative music festival is coming for the first time to Prague and Štvanice island this year. Come dance, scream, talk, enjoy and just let go at one of the best independent and artist-run music fests in the Czech Republic.

As master filmmaker Steven Spielberg releases his latest film, now is as good a time as any to go back to the roots of his craft with an outdoor screening of Jaws. Right at the foot of the Hotel Pyramida in Prague 6, Dlabačov is also one of the most underrated cinemas in the city. Come for the film, come for the place, come for the shark.

Catch this beloved Parisian romance under the stars in the beautiful surrounds of Letní kino Kinská. A shy waitress who secretly transforms the lives around her while struggling to open her own heart.

It’s Mongolian Culture Day and World Horse Day at Prague Zoo this weekend. Come celebrate Mongolia’s famous Naadam festival with a whole program of horse shows, traditional food tasting, arts and crafts workshops and more.

As temperatures slowly start creeping back up again, it’s Spritz time. Žluté lázně is hosting a two-day Aperol Spritz fest on the banks of the Vltava to unwind with friends and family. Free entry. Ps: Of course, other drinks and beverages will be available.

Prague’s Botanical Garden takes visitors on a journey through the fascinating history of plants right from the first land species over 400 million years ago with their latest exhibition Plant Odyssey. Good for adults, good for children, good for anyone who’s curious about our planet, its past and its future.

Bartenders Terez and Eliška host a clothing swap; bring what you no longer wear and walk away with something new, from t-shirts and coats to going-out heels. A fun, free way to refresh your wardrobe without spending a crown.