Place:
Kunsthalle Praha
Date:
19/6/2026 - 18/10/2026
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The exhibition Memory of Touch, developed in two chapters, is the first extensive presentation of the collection of Kunsthalle Prague.
The exhibition "Memory of Touch," unfolding in two chapters, is the first extensive presentation of the Kunsthalle Prague collection. The exhibition presents the collection as an open entity and places modernist, post-war, and contemporary works in dialogue with invited female and male artists from the Czech scene.
The thoughts and positions of the invited authors open the collection outward and evoke new resonances. These dialogues take place at a time when control, certainty, conflict, and flawless appearance are prioritized—in a cultural environment that values efficiency and visibility while concealing what is unprotected, uncertain, and imperfect. Thus, the exhibition offers a quiet counterpoint to these imperatives and turns our gaze toward fragility and vulnerability—not as deficiencies, but as gestures of resilience. Openness and the courage to take risks here are not weaknesses but a conscious choice of one's presence in the moment. From this position of sensitivity, we then enter the collection through a non-chronological constellation of moments, impressions, and echoes.
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Da Pietro: Authentic Neapolitan pizza in Prague made with premium Italian ingredients
Da Pietro is a Neapolitan pizzeria that prepares pizza with a modern approach while staying true to traditional methods, baking it in a wood-fired oven handcrafted in Naples. We focus on the quality of every ingredient and work with more than 20 suppliers from across Italy, from south to north, all of whom we know personally.
SAVAGE BAR PRAGUE: A COCKTAIL BAR CREATED BY CZECH BARTENDING CHAMPIONS
Located in the heart of Prague’s Vinohrady district, Savage Bar Prague offers a unique combination of creative cocktails, stylish interior design, and an unforgettable atmosphere.
Summer restart of creativity in Malá Strana
From July 27 to 30, Prague's Malá Strana will come alive with a unique combination of dance, music, and theater. The 23rd edition of the ProART Festival invites the general public to a series of evening performances in the open air, set against the inspiring backdrop of the Werich Villa. Under the motto "Caring for the Soul through Art," the program will offer deep artistic experiences as well as space for inner tranquility.
Bistro Karel: Modern cuisine and natural wine in the fairytale gardens of Troja Château
Prague is much more than Charles Bridge and the Old Town. Just 15 minutes by public transport or car from the center, you can visit the famous Prague Zoo, the botanical garden, and the fairytale Troja Castle with its art gallery all in one place. And right in the castle grounds, you will find a hidden gem of Prague 7: Bistro Karel. You can enjoy its welcoming atmosphere both in the large garden (with added water features in the summer) and in the spacious, bright interior.
Beats for Love will kick off its biggest edition yet on Wednesday. The unattainable Calvin Harris will also be there along with revolutionary news.
The Beats for Love festival will open its gates on Wednesday, July 1st, and Dolní Vítkovice will transform into a giant world of music, lights, emotions, and unforgettable experiences for four days. The largest electronic music festival in Central Europe will offer its historically strongest program this year, with more than 550 artists arriving in Ostrava from July 1st to 4th, performing on 18 stages, including the long-awaited megastar and hitmaker Calvin Harris, who will perform on Wednesday.
Art, architecture, and design: The permanent exhibition of the Regional Gallery of Fine Arts in Zlín offers more than 300 original exhibits.
The exhibition + - Zlín, which opened in October 2024, provides visitors with a glimpse into fine arts, architecture, and design, drawing primarily from the institution's extensive collections. Its main theme is the dual face of the city – on one side, the modern industrial Zlín associated with the Baťa company, and on the other side, Zlín connected with nature, the countryside, and traditions. It is the contrast between these two worlds that forms the foundation of the entire exhibition.