What to do this weekend in Prague: Best events for October 30–November 1

The Mucha Foundation Art Museum is holding a special exhibition and live demonstrations over the weekend showcasing the intricate art of ikebana – the traditional Japanese craft of flower arrangement – in the presence of Japanese master Hieda Shigyoku and her students from the Sogetsu School. The accompanying program also includes workshops of Japanese calligraphy, matcha preparation, watercolor fan painting and knot tying.

Among the most popular and trending Czech breweries today, the Vysočany-based Sibeeria outfit is celebrating its 10-year anniversary this weekend. Tickets give visitors access to a carefully curated selection of over 40 domestic and international brewers, more than 240 beers on tap, 12 hours of unlimited consumption over three four-hour sessions and the chance to meet the brewers.

Wilkommen, Bienvenue, welcome: celebrating 60 years since its international Broadway premiere and five years of being performed on the stage of Prague’s Divadlo Bez zábradlí, the globally acclaimed Cabaret musical can now be enjoyed by the vast public thanks to a new English-friendly version that premiered earlier this month. Next show this Friday, with additional dates on November 11 and 25 and December 9 and 21.

The Cimrman English Theatre Žižkov is holding its latest English-language adaptation of Jara Cimrman on Friday with the fairytale story of two princes vying for the love and romantic favors of the beautiful princess Goldilocks. The perfect introduction for non-Czech speakers to the surreal and absurdist world of the quintessential Czech polymath.

Edison Filmhub is back with the third edition of its Silent Nights festival showcasing iconic and lesser-known gems of the silent era, all English-friendly screenings coming with live musical accompaniment. Nosferatu, The Lost World, The Last of the Mohicans, Richard Wagner, Faust and more: a five-day fest to go back to the roots of cinema and filmmaking.

Two nights of mystery, incantations, dark magic and dancing until dawn as the Moon Club hosts a themed Halloweekend, starting off on Friday with The Summoning party followed by The Dark Ritual on Saturday. Costumes are strongly encouraged, and pre-booking might be necessary due to limited capacity.

For those yet without any set Halloween plans, Kino Aero has a gruesome horror feast planned for Saturday afternoon/evening. The triple screening cycle starts with the original Evil Dead (1981) from 5 p.m., followed by Evil Dead II (1987) and the third trilogy chapter Army of Darkness (1992). Full package ticket for CZK 480 or individual screenings for CZK 190.

A full Halloween-themed day of workshops, live music and creative activities is planned at the Botanical Garden for guests and visitors of all ages, from lantern making to lighted pumpkin installations and an evening lantern parade. An ideal way to enjoy All Hallows’ Eve with the whole family.

One of the largest expos dedicated to motorsport and tuning in Central and Eastern Europe is back for its 15th edition this weekend at Letňany. Whether to brush up on your automotive history or discover the latest advances in the world of tuning or competitive motorsports, this event is tailor-made for car and bike enthusiasts.