K-pop, matcha and DJ workshops come together at this pop culture event in Prague
From your feed to your weekend plans, Westfield Days brings a weekend of music, football challenges, creative experiences, beauty sessions and discounts.
What to do this weekend in Prague: Best events for October 9–11
An annual design fair, an iconic English-friendly Czech theater play and the best of European film festivals come to Prague this weekend.
Bold Festival 2026: Brno's two-day graphic design festival is a must for creatives
On Nov. 9–10, Brno Bold becomes a full festival with workshops, Polish posters, global design stars and its first business stage.
‘Somethingism’ in Czechia: How a secular society is built on the ruins of organized religion
Czechia is often called the atheist capital of Europe. We take a look back at the country's religious history to show how that can be misleading.
Prague charity trick-or-treat returns: How families and hosts can join
Children can follow a secret map across six Prague districts while collecting sweets and raising money for SOS Children’s Villages.
3 hours from Prague: How Šumperk became a European blues capital
Blues Alive marks its 30th edition with intimate concerts, late-night jams and leading American and European roots musicians.
19 things to do in Prague this week – from Designblok to Deep Purple
Designblok lights up Prague, Deep Purple rocks O2 arena, and the city marks Václav Havel’s 90th birthday.
Sacred geometry: Czech town unveils futuristic 3D-printed chapel
The nine-meter structure near Litomyšl uses sunlight, geometry and acoustics to create a contemporary spiritual space.
Czech cinema spotlight: Prague screens mark Václav Havel’s 90th birthday
Prague cinemas mark Václav Havel’s 90th birthday with special screenings, while controversial Gaza documentary NAZA arrives in cinemas.
Watch: Zendaya races across Prague rooftops in new sportswear campaign
The Euphoria and Dune star runs, fights and makes a rooftop escape at Strahov and the National Museum in a new film for On.
Brick by brick: Giant Lego Astronomical Clock anchors new Prague flagship store
Prague’s second official Lego store will feature a walk-through astronomical clock built from 441,121 bricks and a citywide treasure hunt.
Banned 1963 art show returns to Prague’s Museum Kampa
Museum Kampa recreates a landmark Medek and Koblasa exhibition while spotlighting two other artists sidelined under communism.
Lights, design and darker nights: Prague’s October culture fix
From Signal’s new Dejvice route to DesignBlok, major art openings and English-friendly film festivals, October fills Prague’s calendar.
Back in print: Lost pages of 1990s Prague Post return in new digital archive
The defunct English-language newspaper is returning online issue by issue, offering a window into Prague’s dramatic post-revolution transformation.
What to do this weekend in Prague: Best events for October 2–4
Sci-fi movies, a major art exhibition opening and jazzy vocals are just some of this weekend’s culture picks in Prague.
The bars to lose track of time: The institution of Prague train station pubs
Institutions in their own right in beer-loving, train-dense Czechia, railway station pubs provide a window into Czech culture and customs.
Free Prague exhibition explores how Vienna builds a livable city
The October exhibition covers housing, transport, greenery and clean energy while marking 30 years of cooperation between the capitals.






