What to do this weekend in Prague: Best events for July 3–5

One of the last weekends to check out the Little Hanoi, Next Generation photo exhibition at the Holešovice market, showcasing dozens of portraits of second-generation Vietnamese growing up in Czechia.

For all the vegans out there, come to Veget’s second summer picnic held in a private garden close to the Želivského metro station. No obligation to bring anything, but you’re of course free to prepare and share your vegan delicacies with everyone.

One of the Image Theatre’s most iconic shows is back this weekend with a new twist. Reserved for those unafraid to venture into uncharted territory and embark on a journey through the wonders of human inventions.

One of the biggest events of the year is here. The Karlovy Vary International Film Festival officially kicks off on Friday in the Western Bohemian spa town with over 130 films, dozens of Czech and international stars, and a whole lot of movie-geeking.

Not sure how to start off your long weekend? Come to Bike Jesus tomorrow afternoon for a matinée with talented, 26-year-old British singer Geordie Greep – now going solo after being the frontman of the London experimental rock band Black Midi.

If you haven’t seen Daisies yet, this is a must. One of the most bonkers, surrealist and experimental Czech films of the 1960s is screening at one of the best open-air cinema spots in the city. You’re in for a ride.

Join runners of all ages and fitness levels for a 3.2 km run – or half that for children – in Stromovka park on Saturday morning. Your time divided by your age coefficient might push you up the ranking of the year-long Pancake Cup.

Come bid adieu to the Safe Space Bookstore and community space as they turn the page and open a new chapter. Open to all, the farewell party will have special drinks, live music and overall good vibes at the iconic Žižkov venue.