What to do this weekend in Prague: Best events for May 30–June 1

Step into the untold history of art at the National Gallery Prague’s exhibition Women, Masters, Artists: 1300–1900, opening May 29 at the Waldstein Riding School. This showcase brings together works by female painters, sculptors, and artisans from Central Europe, the Netherlands, and Italy, spanning six centuries of creativity, resilience, and ambition. It’s a rare chance to see women's stories and talents brought to light in one of Prague’s most elegant venues.

Indulge in a weekend of authentic Hungarian flavors at the Náplavkőőő Festival, taking place from May 30 to June 1 along Prague's scenic Rašínovo nábřeží. Try traditional delights like goulash, lángos, and spicy sausages, complemented by fine wines and fruit brandies, all presented by nearly 40 vendors certified with the Hungarikum label. Enjoy live Hungarian and Czech music and relax in riverside chill zones.

Experience the vibrant finale of the Khamoro Festival at the Gala Concert on Saturday, May 31, in Prague's SaSaZu club. The event features performances by international Romani artists, including Lavutari di Praga (Czechia), Sergio González (Spain), Karavan Familia (Hungary), Diamant Tzigane (France/Russia), Ekrem Mamutovic Orkestar (Serbia), and Kostas Pavlidis (Greece) . The evening culminates with all performers uniting to sing the Romani anthem 'Gelem, gelem'.

The 37th annual TANEC PRAHA festival will transform Prague into a dynamic stage for contemporary dance on June 1. This year's opening performance, Vagabundus by Mozambican choreographer Idio Chichava, will be showcased at PONEC, offering a powerful exploration of migration and collective strength through movement. The festival runs until June 26 and features artists from 12 countries across three continents.

Everybody loves Shrek; relive the magic of the beloved animated classic with a special screening at M Lounge Cinema on Sunday. Enjoy the humor and heart of the 2001 film with friends and family, with English audio and Czech subtitles.

This free, open-air celebration transforms Holešovice Market into a lively fiesta featuring over 50 stalls offering authentic crafts, textiles, and food from countries like Mexico, Peru, Colombia, and Argentina. Enjoy traditional dishes such as Argentine parrilla, Colombian empanadas, and Peruvian anticuchos, complemented by regional drinks like mezcal, cachaça, and South American wines. Dance along to live music, and watch dance performances and a samba drum parade led by Tam Tam Batucada. There will also be family-friendly activities including piñatas and creative workshops.

Celebrate International Children's Day on Sunday with free admission to all National Museum buildings in Prague. Explore the Historical and New Buildings on Wenceslas Square, the Czech Museum of Music, and the Memorials to Antonín Dvořák and Bedřich Smetana, among others. Please note that the special exhibition 'Genghis Khan' is not included in the free admission, and the Children's Museum offers reduced entry fees on this day. Plan your visit accordingly, as some museum buildings may be closed on Sundays. 

Take your kids to Westfield Chodov's Lilo & Stitch Day on Sunday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., where a lineup of activities await: from crafting Stitch ears and floral leis to puzzle contests, dance workshops, and English vocabulary bingo sessions. Kids can also enjoy coloring stations, a recycling-themed game, and a lively DJ-led disco hour.

Experience the pinnacle of European football as Paris Saint-Germain faces Inter Milan in the 2025 UEFA Champions League Final on Saturday. While the match unfolds at Munich's Allianz Arena, venues around Prague will be ready to accommodate hordes of football fans. Head to Sugo Pasta Bar in Karlín for a special event with Birra Moretti on tap, Italian dishes, and tasty negronis. For a more classic pub experience, head to O'Che's Irish Bar or The Dubliner Irish Pub in Old Town.