Bold Festival 2026: Brno's two-day graphic design festival is a must for creatives
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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
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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.
New accommodation units hit the market in Prague’s riverside Braník district
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Žít Braník’s latest sales phase offers new housing options in a renovated 1930s building, with a shared garden and access to the Vltava riverfront.
Czech Culture Minister booed at Frankfurt Book Fair opening
Czech literature is in the spotlight at this year’s Frankfurt Book Fair, where its status as guest of honor is attracting different kinds of attention.
3 hours from Prague: How Šumperk became a European blues capital
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Blues Alive marks its 30th edition with intimate concerts, late-night jams and leading American and European roots musicians.
Terezín Ghetto Museum to close for major two-year reconstruction
The museum will close Nov. 2 and reopen in 2029 with a new exhibition and a light-filled extension inspired by Petr Ginz.
Designblok opens across Prague with light as central theme
The five-day festival brings 368 exhibitors to Prague Castle, the Trade Fair Palace, Industrial Palace and venues across the city.
Czechia drops out of 2027 Eurovision contest due to budget cuts
Czech Television will not take part in next year's Eurovision Song Contest in Bulgaria due to ongoing budget restrictions.
Havel 90: Special Prague tram honors late Czech president on popular line 22
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The blue commemorative tram will carry passengers through Prague until the end of 2026, with Havel anniversary events highlighted on board.
Prague’s 'Orient Express' style dining car takes passengers back in time
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A restored Ringhoffer carriage combines steam travel, First Republic dining and views from the Prague Semmering during limited October trips.
19 things to do in Prague this week – from Designblok to Deep Purple
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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
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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
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Prague cinemas mark Václav Havel’s 90th birthday with special screenings, while controversial Gaza documentary NAZA arrives in cinemas.
Banned 1963 art show returns to Prague’s Museum Kampa
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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
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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
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The defunct English-language newspaper is returning online issue by issue, offering a window into Prague’s dramatic post-revolution transformation.
Pavel praises Havel’s bold design legacy at Prague Castle
An exhibition opening Oct. 7 explores how Václav Havel brought contemporary design and unconventional ideas into the presidential seat.
