David Černý Unveils New Sculpture, Exhibit in Prague
-
A new public sculpture and an upcoming Old Town exhibit makes October a busy month for Černý fans
Movie Review: Inferno
-
Ron Howard’s latest Dan Brown adaptation shares more in common with The Da Vinci Code than Angels and Demons
Czech Photographer Takes Amazing Photos of Burning Man
-
Marek Musil’s captivating photos of the dusty arts festival in the American desert are now on display in Prague
Electronic Beats Meet Visual Art in Prague This Friday
-
Lunchmeat Festival combines top electronic musicians and new media artists from around the world for an unforgettable experience
WIN: Passes to Prague Signal Festival of Lights 2016
-
CLOSED: On this year from Oct 13-16, the Signal festival will once again light up the Czech capital for a fantastical four-day stretch!
PARTNER ARTICLE
New Prague Film Festival Goes Vertical
-
This fall sees the debut of a new local film festival devoted to short movies created in the portrait mode
Movie Review: The Girl on the Train
-
What did she see? Emily Blunt holds the key to unlocking a mystery, but she was blackout drunk at the time
The First Czech Haunted House is Now Terrifying Visitors
-
The Horror Mill, located a short distance from Prague, provides a grueling 60 minutes of terror for those who dare to enter
Movie Review: Deepwater Horizon
-
Mark Wahlberg and Kurt Russell star in this disaster movie take on the tragic 2011 BP oil spill
Movie Review: Miss Peregrine’s School for Peculiar Children
-
Tim Burton’s adaptation of the popular children’s novel is inventively designed but unimaginatively plotted
Czech Grannies Knit This Season’s Statement Socks
-
The Socks from Grandma project is supplying Prague with fall’s hottest (or at the very least warmest) upcycled accessory
Camden-Style Market to Open in Prague’s Holešovice District
-
This weekend sees the food-and-fashion-packed debut of MINT: Weekend Market at Hala 13
Autumn’s Must-Have Accessory? This Czech Hat
-
Hipsters everywhere are donning the viper, a Czech hat favored by village types
Movie Review: The Magnificent Seven
-
Denzel Washington and Chris Platt help defend a farming town in this remake of the 1960 cowboy classic
Movie Review: Anthropoid a Tense, Riveting WWII Procedural
-
The assassination of Reinhard Heydrich is brought to vivid life in this Prague-shot film, which premieres locally on Czech Statehood Day
Rare Silent Films to be Screened at Spanish Synagogue
-
Five silent films by women directors of the ’30s and ’40s will be accompanied by the modern orchestral sounds of the BERG
Movie Review: Café Society
-
A neurotic New York Jew gets involved in an L.A. love triangle in this latest film from director Woody Allen
