What to do this weekend in Prague: Best events for March 14–16

From March 11 to June 22, 2025, the National Museum in Prague will host the Chinggis Khan exhibition, offering visitors a rare glimpse into the life and legacy of the legendary Mongol conqueror. In collaboration with Mongolia's Chinggis Khaan National Museum, the exhibition features 698 artifacts, including gold jewelry, weapons, clothing, ritual masks, paintings, ceramics, and equestrian equipment, many of which are being displayed abroad for the first time.

Seb Wildblood, a prominent figure in London's contemporary underground scene, will present his debut live performance in Prague, delivering a sophisticated blend of organic and electronic elements as part of the Spectaculare Festival programme. The Dublin-based duo Long Island Sound will also offer an eclectic live show encompassing straight and broken beats.

Indulge in a culinary journey across America this weekend, tasting dishes such as juicy burgers, hot dogs, corndogs, pulled pork, mac 'n' cheese, Mexican tacos, empanadas, Argentine steaks, and spicy chicken wings. For dessert, options include golden churros, bubble waffles, and rolled ice cream. 

Don't miss this poetic adaptation of Vítězslav Nezval's dark novel, exploring a young girl's journey into womanhood, blending film, stage performance, music, and lighting design to create a surreal and evocative experience. The performance is in Czech with English surtitles.

The One World Film Festival continues to take place in Prague this weekend with a packed lineup of documentaries and films with a focus on human rights. Catch Mr. Nobody Against Putin, Caravan, and a host of other screenings at cinemas around the city.

Explore a vast selection of houseplants sourced directly from greenhouses, with prices starting at CZK 30, at  Prague's Výstaviště in Křižík Pavilion D and E. The event also offers plant accessories, eco-friendly fertilizers, and other gardening essentials.

Across the weekend, Prague will host its inaugural St. Patrick's Day Festival, celebrating Irish culture with live music, traditional dancing, and a vibrant parade. The festivities include a Kids Céilí & Craft Workshop, offering children an opportunity to engage in Irish dance and crafts; registration is required for this activity.

Manifesto Market Anděl in Prague will host a St. Patrick's Day celebration all weekend featuring live Irish music and dance performances. Attendees can enjoy traditional Irish cuisine and beverages in a festive atmosphere, including a rugby & Guinness takeover on Saturday and Irish karaoke on Sunday.

LEVELS Club & Lounge in Prague is hosting "St. Patrick's Madness: Level Up Your Luck," a festive celebration featuring live DJ performances, themed cocktails, and vibrant decorations. Attendees are encouraged to dress in green and join the revelry to experience the luck of the Irish. Enjoy special drinks offers and get 2 free grams if you show up dressed in green.