Czech govt. earmarks another CZK 1 billion in support of arts and culture
A new call for applicants will go out in January, and those in audiovisual arts will now be eligible.
NGP’s Rembrandt and the National Museum’s 'Kings of the Sun' exhibitions to remain open
An exception to the latest restrictions has been made for two popular shows with valuable items loaned from abroad.
Czech morning news in brief: Top stories for Dec. 16, 2020
Free antigen tests begin, direct flights on FlyDubai to Dubai return next week, and museums with foreign artifacts get an exemption from restrictions
Terry Posters celebrates 15 years – and still has Terry Gilliam’s socks
The store with the largest collection of Czechoslovak film posters is open for the holidays
The Nutcracker – A Christmas Carol will stream live on TV and YouTube this year
The National Theatre can’t stage productions with an audience, so they will go ahead without one for the holidays.
Out of this world! Brno space company to take part in asteroid defence mission
OHB Czechspace is working with the European Space Agency (ESA) on the project called 'Hera'.
New Škoda museum in the works – and car lovers can help build it
A crowdfunding campaign for the new World of Škoda Museum near Benešov, will let donors help build the new space - with some perks.
District court rules (again) on ownership of Mucha’s Slav Epic
The fate of 20 large Art Nouveau canvases has been at the center of disputes since the 1990s.
Czech morning news in brief: Top stories for Dec. 9, 2020
Govt. to vote on state of emergency, MPs say they will take COVID vaccine, no decision on ski resorts yet, Czech Roma should be integrated, LGBT protected.
Hate spending hours figuring out what to watch online?
This English-language app available on Google Play and the Apple App Store next month might just fit the bill.
Czech morning news in brief: Top stories for Dec. 4, 2020
PM 'promises' not to limit personal freedoms with new law, Czechs stop own vaccine development, National Library can't open due to server failure.
Controversial film 'Havel' now streaming to a living room near you
The film by director Slávek Horák symbolically went online November 17, here's where you can catch it.
Fun things to do in Prague, Dec 3–6: St. Nicholas fun, Náplavka reopens, winter-garden glamping
Today sees the reopening of museums, shops, and restaurants; here's what you can and can't do.
EU artists without Czech permanent residence can get one-time support grant
The government’s COVID Culture program will include more people, but those from outside the EU still aren’t covered.
Collection to restore Prague’s Church of St. Michael raises CZK 1 million in under a month
The 17th century wooden church, originally from Ukraine, was completely destroyed by fire Oct. 28.
František Kupka painting sets new Czech auction record
Divertimento II was sold for a total of over 90 million crowns today, the highest sum ever paid at a Czech auction
Stunning glass house wins Czech architecture's top prize, Prague riverside 'cubicles' make finals
A traditional 19th-century North Bohemian wooden house, set next to a sleek glass structure creates a gorgeous effect






