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Indian Holi Festival Lights Up Prague This Weekend

With the arrival of spring in Prague, the Indian Association of students in the Czech Republic (ISAC) is also welcoming the spring with the Indian festival of colours, Holi, to the city. This is an event organised by ISAC with the support of the Indian Embassy in Prague. ISAC was established with the vision of creating a home away from home for Indian students pursuing their education in the Czech Republic. Founded by passionate students who recognised the need for a unified platform, our organisation has grown to become the premier representative body for the Indian student community. With chapters in Prague, Brno, and Ostrava, ISAC has successfully organised numerous cultural events, academic workshops, and community service initiatives. “Holi is a celebration of welcoming spring, where the mood is to celebrate it with music, colours, and food with your friends and family,” said Prathamesh D, a student at Charles University. “I will be coming to celebrate this festival of colours with my friends.” This year, this festival will be held at Rohan Beer Garden in Palmovka, Prague 8 on March 28, from 12 to 6 PM. According to the organisers, “Holi as a festival, finds its roots in celebration of what...

 by Prachi Bari Mar 25, 2026

The Sinatra & Friends Musical Show Comes to Prague on December 29

A stage show inspired by the music and atmosphere of Frank Sinatra and the original Rat Pack is touring internationally, bringing a mix of live performance, humor, and well-known classics to audiences across Europe and beyond. Titled Sinatra & Friends, the production was created by Stephen Triffitt, George Daniel Long, and Mark Adams to mark the 100th anniversary of Sinatra’s birth. Get your ticket here All three performers previously appeared in The Rat Pack Live from Las Vegas, a long-running tribute show that helped establish their reputations in this genre. Since then, they have toured internationally, performing a repertoire associated with Sinatra and his contemporaries, including Dean Martin and Sammy Davis Jr. The show aims to recreate the style that made the Rat Pack popular in the mid-20th century, combining music with informal stage interaction and improvised moments between performers. The trio spent nearly a decade performing these roles in London’s West End and have collaborated with orchestras such as the BBC Concert Orchestra, the London Symphony Orchestra, and the Metropole Orkest. Reviews in British media have focused on the performers’ stage chemistry and their interpretations of the original artists. Critics have highlighted the group dynamic as a central element...

 by Prague Morning Mar 24, 2026

Bulgarian Film Festival Brings Six New Films and Special Guests to Prague

Prague will host the 18th Bulgarian Film Festival from March 25 to 28 at Lucerna Cinema. This year’s program features six recent Bulgarian films that explore contemporary society and human dignity, reflecting struggles familiar across borders. The festival opens with Birthday, directed by Ivaylo Penchev. Attendees will meet the director and actress Meglena Karalamba, setting the tone for a festival that balances drama with human insight. One of the highlights, Made in EU by Stefan Komandarev, examines the social pressures faced by the seamstress Ivy, who becomes a victim of public shaming. The film will screen on March 26 alongside a Q&A with Komandarev. The director will also introduce The World is Big and Rescue Calls from Everywhere, symbolically taking audiences back eighteen years and revisiting the winner of the Crystal Globe at the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival. The festival also explores themes of aging and memory. In Before I Forget, actor Ivan Savov portrays Stoyan, a man losing recognition of even his closest family due to illness. Savov reflects on the role: “Despite my age, I played someone whose life is slipping from his grasp. It’s a reality becoming more common. We should cherish moments with loved ones...

 by Prague Morning Mar 23, 2026

Balkan Legend Goran Bregović to Perform in Prague this May

On May 23, Prague will host the return of Goran Bregović, one of the most recognized figures in Balkan music. Less than three years after his last appearance in the Czech capital, the composer and performer is set to take the stage at SaSaZu with his long-standing ensemble, the Wedding and Funeral Orchestra. Get your ticket here The concert is expected to span decades of his work, blending material from across his career into a single performance. Known for intense live shows, Bregović has said his orchestra will play with the same force and emotion audiences have come to expect. Born in Sarajevo, Bregović built his musical foundation early, first studying the violin before turning to the guitar. His professional career began in rock music, most notably as a member of Bijelo Dugme, one of the most influential groups in the former Yugoslavia. As the band’s main songwriter, he helped shape a sound that defined a generation. After the group disbanded, Bregović shifted toward composition, gaining international attention through film scores. His work includes soundtracks for films such as Time of the Gypsies, Arizona Dream and Underground, where his music became central to the films’ identity. Over time, he developed...

 by Prague Morning Mar 23, 2026

Avant-Garde Ballet Back on Stage at National Theatre in May

The National Theatre Ballet has introduced a new mixed programme titled Avant-Garde, bringing together three choreographic works that explore time, change, and human existence. The evening features Jiří Kylián’s 27’52”, alongside two world premieres: 4 Seasons by Robert Bondara and Lovebirds by Marco Goecke. Artistic Director Filip Barankiewicz describes the programme as a meeting of three distinctive artistic voices. Although each work was created independently, they share a common focus on the passage of time and the fragile nature of life. A Reflection on Life’s Cycles Robert Bondara’s 4 Seasons is inspired by Max Richter’s reinterpretation of Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons. The choreography reflects on the cyclical nature of life, from birth to death, and questions why modern society often avoids confronting mortality. Bondara, a leading Polish choreographer and director of the Poznań Opera Ballet, uses paper elements in the stage design and costumes to symbolise human fragility and the marks left by time. Time Measured and Felt Jiří Kylián’s 27’52” offers a meditation on time and its relativity. Set to music by Dirk Haubrich, based on Gustav Mahler’s unfinished Symphony No. 10, the piece captures the tension between mechanical time and human awareness of mortality. The title refers to...

 by Prague Morning Mar 22, 2026

Prague to Host Week-Long St. Patrick’s Day Festival

Prague will once again turn green this March as the Irish Times Bar St. Patrick’s Day Festival 2026 brings a week of Irish music, theatre, family events and celebrations to the city. The festival, organised again this year by the Czech-Irish Business and Cultural Association in cooperation with local partners, will culminate in the St. Patrick’s Day Parade through Prague’s city centre on Sunday, 15 March, transforming Wenceslas Square and the surrounding streets into a celebration of Irish culture. Festival organisers say this year’s programme has been designed to showcase the diversity of Irish traditions while welcoming the wider international community living in Prague. “St. Patrick’s Day in Prague has become a wonderful opportunity for Irish people abroad to share their culture with the people of Prague,” said Darragh Price of the festival organising committee. “The festival is growing every year, and we’re delighted to offer events for families, theatre lovers, and anyone who enjoys Irish music, dance and community spirit.” “Everyone is Irish on St. Patrick’s Day, and the best way to join in the celebrations this year is to dress in green, white and orange, the national colours of Ireland,” continued Darragh Price of the CIBCA parade organising...

 by Prague Morning Mar 11, 2026

Underground Exhibition “Guardians of Prague” Planned for Old Town Hall

Prague’s Old Town Hall could soon offer visitors a new way to explore the city’s past. As part of a planned reconstruction of the building’s underground spaces, Prague City Tourism is preparing an immersive exhibition called “Guardians of Prague.” The project aims to open areas of the underground that are currently inaccessible while introducing modern audiovisual elements that will guide visitors through key moments in Prague’s history. According to Prague City Tourism, the exhibition will combine projections, videomapping and sound with live commentary from guides. Instead of a traditional tour, visitors will move through the underground spaces while historical scenes are projected onto the walls and surrounding architecture. František Cipro, chairman of the board of Prague City Tourism, said the goal is to expand the existing tours of the Old Town Hall and make additional sections of the building available to the public. “Together with the Prague City Hall, we want to expand our current tours and make new areas of the Old Town Hall accessible to visitors,” Cipro said. “At the same time, we are preparing an audiovisual installation focused on the history of medieval Prague.” City officials say the Old Town Hall remains one of the capital’s most...

 by Prague Morning Mar 08, 2026

Czechia’s Easter Markets, Castles and Folk Traditions Return

The Easter season in Czechia is once again bringing a wide range of traditional markets, castle festivals and folk events across the country. In the capital, the Easter atmosphere will return to Prague’s historic squares. Easter markets will open at Old Town Square and Wenceslas Square between 21 March and 12 April. Stalls will sell painted eggs, wooden rattles, ribbons and traditional Easter whips, while stage programmes will feature folk songs and dances reflecting Czech spring traditions. Easter markets are also planned in other Czech cities. In Plzeň, the Easter market at Republic Square will run from 25 March to 5 April. Visitors can browse stands offering painted eggs, handmade whips decorated with colourful ribbons, sausages, stuffing, cheeses and local mead. In Brno, the Easter Festival at Svobody Square will run from 27 March to 5 April. Around forty stands will sell wicker baskets, pottery, jewellery, Easter decorations and traditional painted eggs. The programme will also include performances by Moravian folklore groups, combining dance and live music. The southern Bohemian town of Český Krumlov will host its Easter market at Svornosti Square from 2 to 6 April. Local farmers and artisans will offer seasonal products, wooden crafts, fur sheep toys,...

 by Prague Morning Mar 06, 2026

Amnesty’s Human Libraries Bring Real Stories to Czech Schools

More than just stories between pages, the Human Libraries Project is about bringing people together through experience, discussion, and inclusion. Human Libraries encourage people not to judge a book by its cover – the book being a human with individual experiences, rather than a paperback edition text. Since the early 2000s, the ideas of becoming a “human book” or a “reader” have been circulating globally, through various organizations, and continue to grow. In 2013, Amnesty International Czech Republic implemented this format, aligning with the belief in universal human rights, while actively working to combat discrimination and prejudice. Since then, thousands of human books have been invited to share their experiences in open conversations tackling racism, extremism, and xenophobia. “86% of children who experience Human Libraries consider themselves to be more empathetic towards others, as conversation deepens and more difficult questions arise,” states Natálie Ficencová, Coordinator of Human Libraries Amnesty International Czech Republic. “Human Libraries aim to improve empathy and understanding of human rights within society.” Just like turning a page from one chapter to the next, discovery is endless. As conversations deepen, comfort increases between participants and their curiosity. Human books come from many backgrounds, where everyone is safe and...

 by Prague Morning Mar 06, 2026

TimeOut: Two Prague Cinemas Rank Among the World’s Best

Two well-known Prague venues — Lucerna Cinema and Edison Filmhub — have been included in a global ranking of the 100 best cinemas in the world, compiled by the international publication Time Out. The list places the Czech capital alongside major film cities such as Tokyo, Paris, and Los Angeles, highlighting Prague’s long-standing cinema culture. The historic Lucerna Cinema, located inside the Lucerna Palace near Wenceslas Square, ranked 62nd in the list. The venue has operated as a cinema since 1909 and remains one of Prague’s best-known film spaces. Time Out praised its distinctive early 20th-century atmosphere and its combination of Art Nouveau and Art Deco architectural elements. Over the years, the cinema has hosted premieres, festivals, and cultural events. Recently it also served as the site of the farewell ceremony for renowned Czech actress Jana Brejchová, highlighting the venue’s symbolic cultural role in the city. Edison Filmhub placed 75th in the ranking and was described by the publication as a Prague hub for thoughtful and independent film programming. The cinema is situated in a functionalistic building near the Jindřišská Tower, formerly used as a transformer station. It was created by brothers Ivan Hronec and Dominik Hronec, founders of Film...

 by Prague Morning Mar 06, 2026

From Ambient to Techno: Spectaculare Festival Unveils Full Lineup

Prague’s annual audiovisual festival Spectaculare returns on March 5 with a program that spans concerts, film screenings, workshops and exhibitions across the city. Now in its thirteenth edition, the event presents seventeen programs, including eight Czech premieres and several first-time appearances in Prague. The festival’s strongest draw comes at the end. On April 8, Berlin-based producer Apparat will perform at SaSaZu, introducing his new album A Hum of Maybe. Known for moving between club-driven electronics and restrained, song-based material, Apparat will appear with a live band, a format that has become central to his recent work. Two days later, the closing night shifts to Palác Akropolis, where Canadian composer Flore Laurentienne will perform in Prague for the first time. His music blends orchestral writing with analog synthesizers in slowly unfolding compositions. The evening opens with Polish pianist Zuzanna Całka. The opening night on March 5 brings British producer Rival Consoles and German composer Ben Lukas Boysen to MeetFactory. Both artists are known for carefully structured electronic compositions that build intensity through repetition and dynamic contrast. On March 7, French producer Thylacine performs at Lucerna Music Bar, accompanied by pianist Bravin Karunanithy. The program also includes Czech pianist Beata Hlavenková in...

 by Prague Morning Mar 02, 2026

Industrial Palace at Prague’s Výstaviště to Reopen After 18 Years

Prague’s Exhibition Grounds are preparing for one of their busiest years in decades, with the long-awaited reopening of the Industrial Palace scheduled for September 2026. After 18 years of closure and extensive reconstruction, the building will once again host trade fairs, exhibitions and public events, returning to the cultural and economic life of the capital. The reopening will be accompanied by guided tours for the public. One of the first major events to partially take place in the restored palace will be Designblok in early October. Organizers say the building’s return marks a turning point for the entire complex, which has undergone gradual modernization while continuing to expand its event program. The 2026 calendar confirms the site’s role as one of Prague’s main venues for sport, culture and large public gatherings. Among the first major events of the spring will be the Running Expo, scheduled for March 26–27 in the Křižík Pavilions C, D and E. The event is free to attend and will bring together sports brands, technology companies and experts offering lectures and workshops for runners of all levels. The Marathon Expo will follow on May 1–2 in the Křižík Pavilions B and C, also with free admission. Both...

 by Prague Morning Mar 02, 2026

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