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French Market Brings Six Days of Food, Music and Culture to Prague

One of Prague’s best-known summer events is set to return to Kampa this July, bringing together French food, wine, music and culture in the heart of the city. From July 14 to 19, Kampa will once again host the annual French Market, bringing six days of regional food, wine, music and cultural events to the heart of Malá Strana.. Now in its nineteenth edition, the event will feature producers and vendors from across France, offering regional specialties ranging from seafood and cured meats to baked goods and sparkling wines. Organizers say this year’s program will place a particular focus on guest appearances and live performances. Among the most anticipated guests is Ferran Sentís Barcia, a finalist in the World Oyster Opening Championship. Visitors will have the opportunity not only to sample fresh oysters but also to watch demonstrations from one of the most respected oyster-opening specialists working today. Seafood will be joined by a wide selection of traditional French products. Visitors can expect to find Jambon Noir de Bigorre, a premium ham aged for two years in the foothills of the French Pyrenees. The No Stress Bakery stand will present saucisson brioche, a classic specialty from the Lyon region, while...

 by Prague Morning Jun 22, 2026

Meet Douglas Kaufman – The Mind Behind Prague’s Board Game Café

With two locations now running in Prague, including its newer space in Palmovka, Bohemia Boards & Brews is entering a new phase focused less on expansion and more on building its role as a social hub. This summer, the board game café is placing renewed focus on both venues and the role they play in the city’s social life. We spoke with founder Douglas Kaufman about how the concept has evolved and why it still resonates today. Bohemia Boards & Brews combines a café, bar, and a library of hundreds of board games, built around the idea of a shared “third place” — somewhere outside home and work where people can meet and spend time together. “The concept of the board game café was just catching on in the US and Canada, spearheaded by Snakes & Lattes in Toronto,” Kaufman says. “It offered a place with a cool vibe and friendly atmosphere, serving food and drinks while giving people a space to play games.” Before this model existed in Prague, he recalls, options were limited and often improvised. “If you wanted to play games and didn’t want to go to someone’s house, you either went to a pub with your...

 by Prague Morning Jun 21, 2026

Roxy’s Summer Program Is Live — Here’s What’s On

Summer in Prague is traditionally a time for festivals, open-air events, and nightlife venues, all of which attract visitors with special programs. Among them is Roxy, which is kicking off the new season with an expanded lineup of events, new production elements, and confirmed acts for the fall season. The club on Dlouhá Street has been shaping the city’s electronic music scene since 1992, and earlier this year it received the Bass Award for best club in the Czech Republic and Slovakia. This summer, the venue is entering the warmer months with a packed schedule designed for regulars and newcomers alike. Three recurring nights form the backbone of the program. Mainstage Party and Techno Night take over Fridays and Saturdays, while DNB Wednights, held every other Wednesday, bring drum and bass enthusiasts together in the middle of the week. DNB Wednights start at 8 p.m., while the club’s regular Friday and Saturday events begin at 11 p.m. Alongside its regular program, Roxy is preparing a series of themed nights that push the energy even further. Techno [Rave] and Hard Dance editions promise a heavier soundtrack and a different atmosphere for those looking for something beyond the club’s standard format. Music...

 by Prague Morning Jun 18, 2026

Prague Stress Levels Rise: A New Approach to Full-Body Treatment Emerges in the City

Prague is a loud, heavy city. If you live here, you’re likely walking around with a tight jaw and a nervous system stuck in “fight” mode. For most people, the solution is a brutal deep-tissue massage—getting a therapist to dig an elbow into a knot until it gives up. But a growing crowd is heading to Harmony Spa for something that works in the opposite direction. It’s called Kashmiri Tantric massage. And despite what you’ve seen in movies, it has nothing to do with Hollywood’s version of Tantra. The Tantric Reality At Harmony, this is Tantra in its traditional sense: a meditative practice built entirely around touch. There is no goal. You’re not trying to reach a specific state or fix anything. It’s about being present in your own body. For people used to measuring their day by productivity, that’s often the hardest part to understand. The Full-Body Shift Kashmiri massage comes from Northern India, and it doesn’t work like a standard treatment. There’s no moving from one muscle group to another. Instead, the experience is based on continuous, close, full-body contact. The therapist’s hands stay in near-constant connection with your skin, moving in slow, flowing patterns that treat the...

 by Prague Morning Jun 17, 2026

Game On: Prague Welcomes Sherlock Holmes Exhibition Next Week

Fans of Sherlock Holmes will soon have the chance to solve a mystery of their own in Prague. Sherlock Holmes The Exhibition opens at Galerie Bílá Labuť on June 17, bringing the famous detective’s world to the Czech capital through interactive displays, original artifacts and hands-on activities. The exhibition explores how Sir Arthur Conan Doyle created one of literature’s most enduring characters and how Holmes’ methods helped shape modern detective work. Instead of simply walking through a traditional exhibition, visitors will be invited to take part in an investigation. Upon arrival, they will receive a notebook filled with clues and set out to solve a case created especially for the Prague exhibition by author and Conan Doyle biographer Daniel Stashower. The exhibition also looks at the life of Arthur Conan Doyle before Sherlock Holmes became a global phenomenon. Visitors will learn about his years as a medical student in Edinburgh, his work as a doctor and the experiences that influenced his writing. Original manuscripts, letters and illustrations will be on display. Another section focuses on the science behind Holmes’ investigations. Long before forensic methods became standard practice, the fictional detective relied on observation, evidence and logical reasoning to solve crimes....

 by Prague Morning Jun 13, 2026

Who Controls Our Data? New AI-Focused Exhibition Opens at Rudolfinum

A major international exhibition examining the growing influence of artificial intelligence, data collection and digital surveillance opens today, June 11, at Galerie Rudolfinum. Titled DATAS: The Data and the Sovereign, the exhibition brings together 21 artists and collectives from across Europe and beyond to explore how algorithms and AI systems increasingly shape personal choices, political decisions and national sovereignty. Through installations, research-based projects and multimedia works, the exhibition asks a central question: who controls our data, and what does that mean for individual freedom in the digital age? The project is part of a broader European collaboration involving cultural institutions from five countries. Partners include Galerie Rudolfinum and MeetFactory in the Czech Republic, the Goethe-Institut in Germany, Tallinn Art Hall in Estonia, IZOLYATSIA in Ukraine and Slovenian organization Projekt Atol. The initiative has been supported by the European Union’s Creative Europe programme. According to gallery director Julia Bailey, the exhibition aims to highlight both the opportunities and risks associated with artificial intelligence while encouraging debate about privacy, personal sovereignty and political freedom. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Galerie Rudolfinum (@galerierudolfinum) The show follows previous technology-focused exhibitions at the gallery and continues its focus on contemporary issues...

 by Prague Morning Jun 10, 2026

Holy Priest Brings His Exclusive “TheHoly Shit” Show to Prague

Prague will soon become the stage for a unique event for fans of harder electronic music. On Saturday, July 18, Holy Priest will arrive in the Czech capital with his special Holy Shit Show, which will also be his only performance in the Czech Republic in 2026. The event will take place as an open-air festival in the multifunctional outdoor venue Areál 7 in Prague’s Holešovice district, offering an intense rave atmosphere under the open sky. Visitors can expect massive sound, a special audiovisual show, and an energy that will bring together thousands of hard techno fans in one place. Tickets are available here. Holy Priest is one of the most prominent names on the contemporary hard techno scene, and his performances are known for their uncompromising energy, fast tempos, and hypnotic atmosphere. The Holy Shit Show is a special performance concept featuring unique production and visuals, presented only at a limited number of selected events around the world. The event is organized by the new promoter concept Outcasts, which focuses on raw underground rave culture. Outcasts follows the original spirit of the rave movement and creates a space for a community connected by music, energy, and freedom on the...

 by Prague Morning Jun 08, 2026

Hermanos Gutiérrez Bring Cinematic Guitar Sound to Prague for First Time

Hermanos Gutiérrez, a guitar duo formed by brothers Alejandro and Estevan Gutiérrez with Swiss-Ecuadorian roots, will perform in Prague for the first time on August 20, 2026 at Lucerna Great Hall. Their music blends Latin American influences with a modern, atmospheric sound, built around the interplay of two guitars that create detailed, cinematic soundscapes full of emotion and depth. Get your ticket here. The duo has built a reputation for their distinctive instrumental style, where melody and rhythm intertwine without the need for vocals. Their live performances are known for their intimate yet expansive atmosphere, often described as immersive journeys rather than traditional concerts. Their latest album, Sonido Cósmico (2024), continues this direction with a deep musical exploration of rich sonic textures. The record carries elements of Latin mysticism and hypnotic guitar patterns, shaped in collaboration with producer Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys. Under his production, Hermanos Gutiérrez expand their sound while keeping the minimalist core that defines their identity. Beyond the music itself, Hermanos Gutiérrez’s work reflects a strong connection between family, cultural heritage, and artistic exploration. The brothers often describe their creative process as a shared language shaped by years of playing together. Each concert becomes a...

 by Prague Morning Jun 08, 2026

Riverside International School Retains “Outstanding” Status in Latest British Schools Overseas Inspection

Riverside International School Prague has once again achieved the highest possible rating in every category of its latest British Schools Overseas (BSO) inspection, according to the report released following the March 2026 review. The result marks the third consecutive inspection in which the school has received a full “Outstanding” judgement, extending a 12-year record of top-tier evaluations. As part of the recommendations, Riverside was encouraged to, “Become a beacon of excellence for other schools — leverage expertise and exploit the school’s position as a leader of innovation, to drive and support regional developments. The British Schools Overseas framework is a formal inspection process aligned with standards set by the UK Department for Education. Designed to ensure that British international schools operate at the same level as leading independent schools in England, the BSO accreditation is widely regarded as one of the most rigorous external benchmarks for British education overseas. In addition to its BSO status, Riverside is accredited and recognised by a number of respected international and British organisations, including the Council of International Schools (CIS), New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC), Council of British International Schools (COBIS), and the Association of British Schools Overseas (AoBSO). The school...

 by Prague Morning Jun 01, 2026

INTERVIEW: At Pizzeria Da Pietro, Italy Is in Every Bite

Everyone seems to have an opinion about Da Pietro — and many describe it as serving some of the best pizza in the Czech Republic. For years, food lovers regularly traveled to Pilsen just to try it. Since the restaurant opened its Prague branch on Bělehradská Street in Vinohrady, tables have been difficult to secure almost every evening. We recently met with owner Petr Soukal to talk about his journey and what lies ahead for him and his business. In fact, Petr is building a small on-site mozzarella production facility so the cheese can be made fresh daily, an extension of an in-house salami operation already running on Italian methods. “We would like to show our customers the authentic products, from small producers, small farmers, not like from the big brands,” Soukal said. “Every ingredient is important to us. We don’t like to make compromises.” A Decade-Long Journey The Da Pietro story began in December 2013, when Soukal opened a small Italian food shop in Pilsen. “I loved Italy and was thinking about what I was going to do,” Soukal recalls. “I wanted something of my own, so I decided to import ingredients from Italy.” After two years, Soukal began...

 by Prague Morning May 25, 2026

Prague’s Metronome Festival Marks 10 Years With Major Lineup

Prague’s Metronome Festival will relocate to Letňany Airport this summer as it marks its tenth anniversary, bringing back returning headliners Sting and Nick Cave alongside a broader international lineup. The three-day event is scheduled for June 19 to 21, with organizers confirming the move from the city’s Exhibition Grounds to a larger open-air site in Prague 18. The change is expected to significantly increase capacity following a new partnership with Live Nation. Festival founder David Gaydečka said the return of globally recognized artists reflects the event’s growing standing beyond the Czech Republic. He added that attendance is expected to double compared to previous years, turning the anniversary edition into one of the largest music gatherings the capital has hosted. Alongside established names, the program places stronger emphasis on emerging performers and younger audiences. Friday’s schedule will focus on contemporary acts, including Tom Odell, Lykke Li, JADE and Cobrah. Several artists from the Czech scene also highlighted the lineup during the launch event, pointing to names such as Balu Brigada, KennyHoopla and Razorlight among those they are most interested in seeing. Beyond music, the festival will again include its Open Air Art exhibition, presenting contemporary visual works, as well as a...

 by Prague Morning May 19, 2026

Harry Potter: The Exhibition Heads to Prague This August

A major international exhibition dedicated to the world of Harry Potter is set to open in Prague this summer, bringing one of the most successful entertainment franchises to the Czech capital. Harry Potter™: The Exhibition will welcome its first visitors on August 6, 2026, at PVA EXPO Prague Letňany, with tickets went on sale on May 4 at via official platforms. Organized by Warner Bros. Discovery Global Experiences, Imagine, and Eventim Live, the exhibition has already attracted more than four million visitors worldwide. Prague will be its next stop, offering a large-scale, immersive look at the wizarding world as seen in the Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts films, as well as the stage production Harry Potter and the Cursed Child. The exhibition focuses on some of the best-known moments, characters, and settings from the series, combining original film props, authentic costumes, and interactive elements. Visitors can expect a behind-the-scenes perspective on how the films were made, alongside detailed environments designed to recreate familiar scenes from the story. At the entrance, guests are introduced to the story with a display of Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone, presented in a vault inspired by Gringotts Bank. From there, the exhibition moves into...

 by Prague Morning May 04, 2026

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