Help restaurants feed the homeless in Prague this weekend and beyond
To mark World Homeless Day, FriendShip Prague invites the public to an event this Saturday, giving people a chance to get involved and help.
What to do this weekend in Prague: Best events for Oct. 10–12
Be among the first to see the first Czech exhibition of a celebrated Spanish artist, take part in a global feast, and more this weekend in Prague.
Homesick for Thanksgiving? This Czech countryside retreat is setting the table for expats
Inspired by a Czech family’s journey abroad, Podhlavický mlýn offers the chance to feast and celebrate in their Bohemia escape.
Czech ballots free, Georgian voices silenced: Prague’s Georgians protest for democracy
Two elections at the same time, hundreds of kilometers apart, reveal the stark contrast between freedom of expression and suppression.
Europe’s largest tech innovation gathering lands in Prague this fall
This October, the city is set to become a hub for networking, investing, and the future of AI at Innovation Week 2025.
What to watch this week in Czechia: 5 Picks from The Prague Reporter
English-subtitled screenings of Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle have arrived in Prague, and a new doc spotlights foreign volunteers fighting in Ukraine.
What to do this weekend in Prague: Best events for Oct. 3–5
Take a guided art walk at the Waldstein Riding School, test your spice threshold at a riverside food market, and catch the flick everybody's talking about.
US Embassy Prague halts socials—consular services available as 'situation permits'
The embassy will stop updating its web, social media during the government shutdown and post urgent security information only until further notice.
Busy Prague junction welcomes back trams, puts pedestrians first
Six tram lines, including routes 1 and 6, see normal service restored after having been detoured since January this year.
Brno’s riverside revival shows why the city is winning over first-time buyers
For those looking beyond Prague, a new housing option in Czechia’s second-largest city blends affordability with international appeal.
Czech news in brief for September 29: Monday's top headlines
Parties debate Russia as top Czech threat, thousands rally in Prague against extremist parties, and Czechia faces cooler week, snow possible.
Mass protest in Prague draws 10,000, warns of rising populist, extremist threats
Organizers of Million Moments for Democracy gathered in Old Town Square to warn that parties like ANO and SPD could threaten Czech democracy.
DEI Forum 2025: Prague to host Central Europe’s largest DEI conference
The Oct. 2 event gathers global leaders in Prague to discuss diversity, equity, and inclusion challenges and leadership in uncertain times.
Oktoberfest 2025: Where to drink like a German in Prague this weekend and beyond
From monastery courtyards to riverside restaurants, Prague puts its own twist on Oktoberfest with Czech beers, Bavarian classics, and live music.
Czechia’s autumn holidays: Shopping changes, free museums, and rare open houses
Three national holidays in three months bring store closures on some days but not others—here’s what stays open and when.
What to do this weekend in Prague: Best events for Sept. 26–28
Grébovka comes alive for vinobraní, a 'techno marching band' marches into Lucerna, the Vltava gets its own festival, and more this weekend.
Can a charity shop in a luxury mall break Czechia’s secondhand stigma?
A new Moment store in Westfield Chodov is proving that secondhand shopping can appeal to style-conscious shoppers while supporting a good cause.





