Czech morning news in brief: Top headlines for August 12, 2021
Babiš requests halt to Stork's Nest proceedings, SPD withdraws photo from election campaign, annual exhibition of Czech glass begins.
New Lennon Wall museum opens near Prague landmark
The new museum, located a short walk from the Lennon Wall, features dozens of historic photographs and a previously unreleased documentary.
Photo gallery: Earthquake-proof Czech crystal chandelier unveiled at Los Angeles airport
The new installation is meant to capture the romance of travel with ocean waves; it can withstand up to seven degrees on the Richter scale.
11 best things to do in Prague this weekend, July 2–4
Manifesto Market celebrates Independence Day; Autokino Ledárny launches its summer season; a free exhibit in Old Town Hall shows what not to do in nature.
New photo exhibit marks 30 years since Soviet troops left Czechoslovakia
It has been 30 years since the full departure of Soviet troops from Czechoslovakia, and a new photo exhibit in Prague will mark the anniversary.
7 best things to do in Prague this weekend, May 28–30
Explore the Czech Republic's sacred spaces for free, immerse yourself in French masters, see acrobats live, and enjoy a little jazz.
Czech activists cut giant Pac-Man into rapeseed field in protest of prime minister
The political act comes on the 41st anniversary of the release of the iconic arcade game and warns of the dangers of conglomerates.
NSFW: New exhibit at Prague's Dancing House uncovers a century of Czechoslovak erotica
The whole 30-letter Czech alphabet is used to catalog everything from the abolition of bordellos to the sometimes seedy Žižkov district.
Aisles of history: Czech supermarket transformed into museum during culture closures
Historians are exhibiting treasures in the local hypermarket with museums currently closed due to coronavirus restrictions.
Czech morning news in brief: top headlines for March 26, 2021
The Czech census begins, Kupka painting sets record at auction, and through traffic along Prague's embankments may be restricted to locals.
Czech morning news in brief: top stories for March 5, 2021
Cyberattack targets Prague City Hall, theater reps demand culture reopening, Tatra Around the World 2 begins next leg, and online grocers limit purchases.
A new digital initiative is empowering student artists in the Czech Republic
Anglo American University students are showing their works and developing their careers thanks to an exciting new online initiative.
15 boredom-beating activities for kids in Prague and the Czech Republic during lockdown
From virtual museums visits to safe open-air explorations, this list of sanity savers was designed with multi-lingual families in mind!
New open-air exhibition at Prague’s Museum Kampa features giant skeletal hands
The works by Kryštof Hošek take on new meanings in the context of the pandemic.
Talk to a stranger or look through a window: COVID is changing Czech performance and art
Museums and theatres may be closed but riverside circus, an interactive new phone drama, and open-air art are just a few Eng-friendly options in Prague.
Musician, actor, and photographer Jamie Marshall captures the many moods of Prague
Marshall, known to many as an acoustic guitarist, is a Renaissance man of many talents.
Czech culture at home: 5 tips for what to stream, eat, and read this weekend, Feb. 5–7, 2021
A historic online photo gallery, a podcast introducing Brno, and an English-language release of an acclaimed Czech novel are top tips this week.
