The Municipal Theater of Mladá Boleslav premiered last week (December 12, 2025) an original play by Kateřina Krobová and Vanda Hybnerová titled "Pokoj" (Room). It is a reality show in which personalities from Czech history compete for erasure from our shared hard drive and ignite a heated debate about who deserves that eternal peace.

The Aviation Museum in Kunovice, located in the Uherské Hradiště region, can now boast a uniquely looking aircraft. It is the historic C-11 plane, which has been transformed almost beyond recognition after a two-year in-depth renovation. "We restored it to the appearance it had when it flew at the end of its military career in the 1960s, specifically as an acrobatic special," says museum director Martin Hrabec about the green machine with distinctive red stripes.

In Smíchov, just a few minutes from the center, stands a house that has been welcoming guests for over 310 years. The U Váhy inn is not just another tourist stop in the center – it is a true Prague inn with a family story, honest Czech cuisine, and an atmosphere that makes even a foreigner feel like a regular.

Friday the thirteenth – a lucky day for the silver gibbons at Prague Zoo. Last December, the experienced female Alang Alang gave birth to her fourth offspring. The energetic nature of the male, now named Bayu by the keepers, is reflected in his name, which means "wind" in Indonesian. The curious and playful young male stands out for his fearlessness and is training in the typical brachiation for gibbons. The first offspring of this endangered species was born at the Prague Zoo ten years ago, marking the first addition of its kind in the Czech Republic.

Pardubice transforms during this period into a place where history blends with the scent of cinnamon, honey, and Christmas treats. When the Christmas tree lights up, the festive decorations are set up, and the characteristic smell of gingerbread wafts through the streets, the atmosphere reminds us that Christmas doesn't have to be just about rushing, but also about moments that have their own magic. The Christmas markets at Pernštýnské Square.

By day, he listens to souls at the Central Military Hospital (ÚVN), and by night, he energizes the crowd. Dr. František Šalanda — psychiatrist, DJ SaxoFrancis, and musical alter ego John Sarkander. He connects the energy of DJing with the passion of the saxophone. A graduate of the Pardubice Conservatory, he is not afraid to experiment and push genre boundaries, blending live performance with electronics, and his name resonates on prestigious stages. He has performed in two clubs ranked in the world TOP15 — Papaya (#6) and Noa (#13) at the iconic Zrće Beach in Croatia — and he tours across Europe: Poland, Hungary, Spain, Germany, Austria, Italy, and more. He began his journey in 2017 in the DJ No1 TV Óčko competition, opened his first doors at the Prague Duplex, and today he is among the most original performers of the Czech club scene. At the beginning of October, he passed his core exam in psychiatry, and by mid-November, he is set to perform in France, in Marseille. He lives each day to the rhythm.