What to do this weekend in Prague: Best events for September 11–13

Opened less than a week ago, the DOX Centre for Contemporary Art’s latest major exhibition of 2026, ANDROS, explores how contemporary Central European art has depicted, framed and represented the male body, asking the question: What defines a man, really? The exhibition runs until January 2027.

Love it or hate it, burčák season is here, and vineyards across Prague and the Czech Republic are holding tasting festivals throughout the month. This weekend, indulge in local wines at one of Prague’s oldest vineyards in the heart of wine-growing Troja. Live music, food tents and delicious drinks all with one of the most panoramic views of the city.

British guitarist and composer Stuart McCallum is heading to Prague’s Jazz Dock on Saturday for his first solo performance in the Czech Republic to present his EP ‘A Quiet Gathering’. Bordering jazz, folk and ambient music, the project is his most personal and intimate to date for those already familiar with his work with The Cinematic Orchestra or The Breath.

One of the biggest annual design festivals in Czechia is back this weekend for its 13th edition, showcasing the works of some of the best designers and creators throughout the weekend in several Prague venues, including the Mánes Gallery and the Museum of Prague. A four-day program complemented by a series of lectures, talks and debates to understand how design is an integral part of our lives.

Like every year in mid-September before rougher weather sets in, Prague streets come alive with live music, street performances and neighborhood parties to celebrate the districts and communities we live in. This Saturday, the hyper-popular Korso Krymská will bring party vibes to Vršovice. Just a few minutes away, Americká and Záhřebská parties will also beat to the drums of Latin American and Balkan music throughout the whole day.

The boutique cinema Kino Přítomnost is holding its latest Film & Yarn screening for all those out there who love to knit, embroider or crochet while watching a movie. On Sunday morning, bring your hooks and needles and watch Hugh Grant getting a lesson in life from a 12-year-old boy in the classic About a Boy romcom.

Held on several occasions throughout the year, the popular Dyzajn Market is back in Prague 7 on Saturday and Sunday. Jewelry, fashion, accessories, cosmetics, porcelain, books and much more: all you can think of to address the needs and wants of the whole family.

Every Saturday throughout September, the Globe Bookstore & Cafe is holding voter registration sessions to help U.S. citizens in Prague register and vote from overseas for the upcoming elections. If the bureaucratic hurdles seem daunting, volunteers from Democrats Abroad are there to answer all your questions.