The last chapter of a mysterious rave in the monastery will open on November 1st… Once again and for the very last time Sound invites all the Prague ravers to step into the eclectic and mysterious realm of St. Gabriel monastery. The monastery is a perfect spot to get lost in the haze of the intricate labyrinth and immerse in an atmosphere that blends the sacred with the profane, the old with the new. The lineup offers Berlin-based Dj and producer Tigerhead and French finest Arkan accompanied by a vast number of Djs across four stages named as Chandelier Hall, Underground Crypt, Vaulted Cellar or Server Room. The event sells out every year and this year won’t be different. The tickets can be purchased via Goout. Gabriel Loci Monastery, a hidden gem of Prague with centuries of whispered secrets, once a spiritual haven, will become the epicenter of underground sounds, where history meets the rebellious spirit and where the ancient walls will reverberate with deep basslines, hypnotic rhythms, and cutting-edge techno. Atmosphere and art installations will be created by Multiverse Studios. Sound will open its doors on Friday, November 1 at 9 p.m. The advance sale will be sold out...
Since 2009, Prague has hosted Central Europe’s largest Halloween event, and it’s returning for 2024 with two thrilling nights of festivities. Established in 2009, the interest and attendance alike in the party continue to grow every year since its founding. Bloody Sexy Halloween draws out more than 7,000 regular visitors and consistently sells out year after year, making it a not-to-miss spooky spectacular in Prague, Brno & Bratislava. The party will be held on Friday and Saturday (November 1-2), with tickets currently ranging from 450-1,300 CZK on sale via Goout.cz and Tickettailor. Guests can expect a slew of sexy dance shows, mind-blowing performances with one-of-a-kind artists and music from a mix of both foreign and domestic DJs. DJs lineup: Jonas, Djousha, diazandbruno, Jose Freedom, Mahrouse, DJ Illegal and more! One of the main features of the event is of course The Bloody Sexy Costume Contest! For the contest, attendees are encouraged to show up in their most elaborate, bewildering costumes, make-ups and explore their creativity to the maximum for a chance to win a whopping 40,000 CZK cash prize on the spot! Registered costumes will be judged by a jury of three members observing the following criteria: “creativity, originality, sensuality, scary...
American-Jewish Actor Irwin Appel Speaks About Playing Shylock in Prague Shakespeare Company’s The Merchant of Venice at the Estates Theatre Prague Shakespeare Company (PSC), the professional English-language theatre of the Czech Republic, now celebrating its 17th year and 10-year anniversary of their historic collaboration with Národní divadlo, is premiering a new English-language production of Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice at the Estates Theatre on 2 November 2024. You can get your ticket here. The production, directed by PSC Artistic Director Guy Roberts, features Czech surtitle translation by Martin Hilský and stars several PSC audience favorites, including Karel Heřmánek ml. and his younger brother František, making his professional stage debut. The well-regarded American-Jewish actor Irwin Appel plays the role of Shylock. Prague Morning had the chance to sit down with Irwin to discuss the production, the role of Shylock, and the significance of this controversial play. PM: Why Shakespeare? Irwin: As an actor, it is immensely satisfying to fully embody and embrace work that is both unapologetically epic and deeply personal. Prague Shakespeare Company has allowed me to play two of the greatest roles an actor can ever play in my opinion: Sir John Falstaff in Henry IV, Part 1, and...
Heading to Prague’s city center this weekend? Brace yourself for significant public transportation interruptions. Starting Thursday, October 24th, and running through Monday, October 28th, some tram and metro services will be disrupted due to scheduled line repairs. Key sections will be temporarily closed, leading to rerouted services and the introduction of replacement buses. Tram Disruptions: Key Routes Affected National Theatre to Jiráskovo náměstí From Thursday, October 24th, through Monday, October 28th, tram service between the National Theatre and Jiráskovo náměstí will be halted in both directions. This is due to ongoing repairs on the Masaryk Embankment tram line. Trams on lines 17 and 28 will be diverted via Národní třída and Myslíkova stops. The Prague Public Transport Company (DPP) will not provide replacement bus services in this area, so passengers should seek alternative routes. Dělnická to Nádraží Holešovice and Ke Stírce Further disruptions will impact tram lines 1, 17, 25, and 93 between Dělnická, Nádraží Holešovice, and Ke Stírce. Service on these lines will be interrupted briefly from the night of Thursday, October 24th, to Friday, October 25th. Replacement bus services will be available for affected passengers during this time. Metro Service Disruptions: Line C Closures Muzeum to Kačerov Section...
Famed composer Hans Zimmer, who won Academy Awards for ‘The Lion King’ and ‘Dune’, and whose iconic scores for ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’, ‘Gladiator’, will perform at Prague’s O2 Arena on November 11, 2025. Tickets start at 1,790 CZK and can be purchased via Ticketportal and Ticketmaster, according to Bestsport agency. His latest work, the score for Steve McQueen’s war drama ‘Blitz’, will debut on Apple TV+ in November. Zimmer is also scoring a big-budget Formula 1 film, slated for release in June 2025. The Next Level Tour: A Return to Europe As part of his upcoming tour, Zimmer will return to Europe with his “The Next Level” tour, starting in Oberhausen, Germany, in October 2025. According to the composer, the show will offer a next-level experience, though he’s keeping the details under wraps. “It will surprise you, make you happy, and be unforgettable,” Zimmer teased in an interview with the German Press Agency (DPA). While Zimmer remains secretive about the specifics, he hinted at a massive set and an elaborate light show. “Every tour is expensive. My team of accountants always tells me we can’t afford it. But when I showed them the plan for this tour, they said...
Czechia is set to experience a drop in temperatures next week, with the possibility of snow, even at lower altitudes, for the first time this season. Meteorologists warn that the pleasant autumn weather we’ve enjoyed recently will soon be replaced by a cold front sweeping in from the north. So far, the second half of October has been relatively mild, with comfortable autumn temperatures. However, according to meteorologists, cold air will begin flowing into Central Europe, significantly lowering temperatures. “The snowfall limit could drop rapidly from the current 3,000 meters to just 300 meters,” meteorologists from the Weather portal predict. This means that snowfall could occur at lower elevations for the first time in the 2024/2025 season. Until now, snow has only been seen in the mountains. However, there’s no need to worry about heavy snowfalls just yet. “The 300-meter limit is an extreme scenario for now. While it will get cold, a sudden snowstorm is unlikely,” meteorologists caution. They further add that a notable cooling is “relatively certain” between October 27 and November 10. A similar forecast has been issued by the Czech Hydrometeorological Institute (ČHMÚ). They explain that a high-pressure system will move eastward early next week, and the...
On the evening of Monday, October 28, Prague’s iconic Petřín Tower, will be lit in the Czech national colors to celebrate Czechoslovak Independence Day. A similar event is scheduled for November 17, in commemoration of the Day of Struggle for Freedom and Democracy in the country. It’s worth noting that Petřín Tower stands out as one of the few landmarks in Prague where decorative lights remain on throughout the night. Events are being held around the country to mark Czechoslovak Independence Day commemorating the founding of Czechoslovakia on October 28, 1918, and honoring the country’s co-founder and first president Tomas Guarrigue Masaryk. The highlight of the celebrations is a ceremony at Prague Castle on Saturday evening, at which President Pavel will hand out high state distinctions to 60 people for outstanding services to the country. Petřín Tower, one of the most prominent landmarks of Prague, was built as part of the Jubilee Exhibition in 1891 as a loose copy inspired by the Eiffel Tower (at a ratio of 1:5). It is 58.70 metres high, and 299 steps lead to its peak, which is at the same altitude as the real Eiffel Tower. The view from its top overlooks not only...
Prague municipal police officers successfully rescued a 31-year-old woman who jumped into the Vltava River from the Railway Bridge in Vyton. The emergency was reported by an eyewitness who immediately called emergency line 156. Within just three minutes of receiving the call, the police were on the scene. Arriving with a boat, they quickly identified the woman struggling in the water. The woman was safely pulled out of the water and provided with immediate care. Her condition, following the near-drowning, required urgent medical attention. At this time, authorities are still investigating the reasons behind her desperate actions. Would you like us to write about your business? Find out more
From November 2nd to 9th, the Dvořák Hall at Prague’s Rudolfinum will host the 12th edition of the prestigious Rudolf Firkušný Piano Festival. This year’s program highlights Czech compositions alongside masterpieces by Claude Debussy, performed by world-renowned pianist Jean-Efflam Bavouzet. Bavouzet will captivate Prague audiences with selections including the 2nd book of Études, showcasing the composer’s mastery of chromaticism, arpeggios, chords, and melodic ornaments. Joining him on stage is Chloe Jiyeong Mun, whose recital will feature Debussy’s Images. Tickets here A Celebration of Czech Music and International Talent Two concerts will pay tribute to Czech music, beginning with a recital by Ivo Kahánek and his students, honoring the legacy of Bedřich Smetana. On the opening night, pianist Sir András Schiff will take the stage with a special “carte blanche” program. Unique Historical Pianos and Virtuoso Performances This year’s festival offers an opportunity to hear Alexander Melnikov, the Russian pianist known for his deep artistry and historical approach. Melnikov will bring four historic instruments for his recital, including an 1848 Ignaz Pleyel piano, once favored by Frédéric Chopin himself. His program will explore the evolution of the fantasy genre from the 18th to the 20th centuries, featuring works by J. S....
Looking for the best Halloween events in Prague this year? From wild dance parties to family-friendly activities, the city is buzzing with spooky celebrations for everyone. BLOODY SEXY Bloody Sexy Halloween draws out more than 7,000 regular visitors and consistently sells out year after year, making it a not-to-miss spooky spectacular in Prague, Brno & Bratislava. The party will be held on Friday and Saturday (November 1-2), with tickets currently ranging from 450-1,300 CZK. Guests can expect a slew of sexy dance shows, mind-blowing performances with one-of-a-kind artists and music from a mix of both foreign and domestic DJs. LEVELS LEVELS is throwing a thrilling three-day Halloween bash from October 31st to November 2nd. They’ve got a special themed food and drink menu, and the best part? If you show up in costume, you’ll score a gaming card with 20 free credits. Each day promises awesome entertainment, with a bartender show and roller skaters spinning around. And on Friday, November 1st, DJ MC Erik will make a special guest appearance. Don’t miss out—LEVELS is where the Halloween action is! DUPLEX DupleX is going all out for Halloween weekend! They’re turning up the heat with three nights of pure thrills,...
Traditional desserts often rely on ingredients like eggs, milk, and butter. But in the world of vegan cuisine, these are left out, replaced by plant-based alternatives that are just as delicious. Fortunately, there are plenty of places in Prague where you can indulge in fantastic vegan cakes, ice cream, and pastries. Let’s explore where to find the best vegan sweets in the Czech capital! Krafin Chutnej – one of Prague’s well-known vegan restaurants – also runs a delightful café and bakery selling plant-based sweet and savory pastries. Their selection ranges from classic croissants and danishes to unique tartlets and chocolate rolls, offering both larger and smaller portions. However, their standout product is vegan donut. Made from fluffy dough, they come in a variety of flavors and are a fusion between a croissant and a muffin. The secret to their soft texture lies in using croissant dough, but instead of butter, they use a vegetable-based fat that tastes just as good. You’ll find combinations like matcha with blackberry, rhubarb with vanilla, and classics like strawberry or hazelnut cream. Don’t miss out on their savory croissants, filled with vegan delights like carrot à la salmon or roasted pumpkin. Impressive are their savory...
The Slovak Ministry of the Interior has reached a settlement with former Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš, resolving a long-standing dispute over his alleged involvement with the communist-era State Security (StB). The case revolved around Babiš’s unauthorized registration as a StB agent, which he has consistently denied. On October 11, 2024, the Bratislava IV Municipal Court approved the settlement, which acknowledged that Babiš was wrongly listed as an StB agent under the code name “Bureš” with registration number 25085. According to the agreement, Babiš did not knowingly cooperate with the StB. As part of the settlement, Babiš has agreed not to pursue any further claims for damages or compensation against the Slovak state. He also pledged to withdraw complaints filed with the European Court of Human Rights and waived all financial claims related to the case. Ministry spokesperson Matej Neumann stated, “Andrej Babiš has agreed not to seek financial compensation, and he will also withdraw all pending complaints.” The ministry chose to settle after evaluating the legal and financial risks associated with continuing the lawsuit. Two external legal analyses commissioned by the Ministry of the Interior indicated a high likelihood of losing the case, which could have resulted in substantial...
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