What to do this weekend in Prague: Best events for June 13–15

Prague's coveted Museum Night returns on Saturday, with a huge array of interesting institutions open to the public for free or at a reduced price—from the Musoleum of David Černý to the Karel Zeman Museum. For a particularly immersive stop, head to Back in Time at Máj – House of Fun, which takes you on a 5D journey through 1,200 years of city history including Charles IV, the birth of the Astronomical Clock, and World War II.

Dive into Shrimp Week, Prague’s delicious two‑week seafood festival running from June 14–29, across selected restaurants in the city and surrounding region. Visitors can enjoy various shrimp preparations—from garlic‑butter and citrus‑infused to spicy Asian‑style dishes—with a special 1+1 voucher deal (buy one portion, get one free) that makes trying multiple eateries easy and cheap. The festival highlights include fresh, high‑quality shrimp dishes paired with light sides and summer cocktails, perfect for a taste‑of‑the-sea experience without leaving the city.

Experience a night of raw, hard-hitting techno with Doruksen, the London‑based Cypriot DJ and producer, at ROXY on Friday. Renowned for his acid‑laden, industrial‑edged sound—think fierce acid lines, 90s hardcore spirit, and modern rave culture—Doruksen delivers his explosive first-ever Czech Republic show, supported by sets from Nøteleks and D:File aka James D.

Experience a magical family journey at Tři mušketýři a já (The Three Musketeers and Me) this Friday. Directed by acclaimed visionary Dmitrij Krymov, this visually opulent production blends the classic adventures of Dumas and Jules Verne with a heartwarming tale of a boy and his imaginative grandmother, making childhood fantasies come alive on stage in the beautiful National Theatre. The play features English surtitles and is perfect for audiences aged 10 and up.

Wes Anderson's latest addition to his celebrated oeuvre is out now and playing at theaters across Prague. Catch The Phoenician Scheme, starring Benicio Del Toro and Mia Threapleton for a wild assassin adventure and bless your eyeballs with the aesthetic cinematic symmetry and color palettes Anderson is best known for.