Place:
Vodárenská věž Letná
Date:
25/10/2026 10:30:00
Price:
90.00 EUR
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What can happen when the animals from the zoo decide to return home to Africa?
Will they overcome everything that the long journey has in store for them? Will they become true friends? Will they know how to help each other in times of need? Will they eventually find their dream home? And what is home? Let's bring the junk from the attic to life together and experience an adventure! The fairy tale "In the March of the Treads!" develops children's imagination and conveys the message that everyone can be a friend and everyone can be useful. The animals in our fairy tale are made from things that children recognize from their homes. Before the eyes of our little audience, we create original puppets from kitchen and other household items – a parrot from a garlic press, an elephant from a vacuum cleaner, or a hyena from a blueberry picker. We actively involve children in the story about the animals and try to have them help us shape the changing fairy-tale environment. Written and performed for you by: Ivana Krmíčková, Nikola Bartošová, Barbora de Sousa Admission: 90 CZK Performing: Pohadlo Where: Water Tower Letná (hall) Duration: 60 minutes
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Mělník will come alive with film in November. The first year of MEFIF will offer nearly forty films and meetings with filmmakers.
Mělník will belong to film on November 6th and 7th. The first edition of the Mělník Film Festival MEFIF will showcase nearly forty short films by emerging and independent creators over two days. In addition to competitive screenings, it will offer meetings with filmmakers, live podcasts, a debate on the future of film in the age of artificial intelligence, musical performances, film workshops, and other accompanying programs. The festival will take place at several locations in the center of Mělník.
Autumn full of experiences, Advent full of traditions. The Mělnicko and Kokořínsko regions have much to offer.
Film stories, concerts, meetings with famous personalities, craft fairs, and Advent celebrations. November and December bring a diverse range of events to the Mělník and Kokořín regions, making it worthwhile to venture beyond the everyday routine.
Home Alone as a Christmas experience you don't know from television.
Kevin's traps will make you laugh even after years, and the final reunion with his mom will always move you. This year, however, you can experience the beloved Christmas classic even more intensely. Home Alone in concert returns to Prague's O2 Universe on December 15 — with the film on the big screen and 150 performers bringing its famous music to life right in front of you.
Prague Music Week 2026 will give space to women who are shaping the music industry.
The fourth edition of Prague Music Week, which will take place from November 4 to 6 at the Prague Exhibition Grounds in Holešovice, is revealing its program and introducing new features. This year's event carries the subtitle Women Shaping the Industry, focusing primarily on women influencing the current music industry. In addition, there will be discussions on current trends, new technologies, creativity, entrepreneurship, and the future of music. Over the course of three days, visitors can expect 30 debates, presentations, panels, and practical workshops featuring hundreds of leading domestic and international figures from the music sphere.
Autumn in Prague and beyond: Day trips, festivals and outdoor adventures
Discover Prague and the Czech countryside this autumn, from scenic river viewpoints and Mumlava Waterfall to white deer at Žleby. Enjoy the city’s Signal Festival, celebrate St. Martin’s Day with young wine and roast goose, or try an adventure beyond the usual tourist routes.
KUTNÁ HORA: A WINTER ESCAPE FROM PRAGUE
Looking for a different side of the Czech Republic beyond Prague? In winter, Kutná Hora slows down and reveals a quieter kind of charm. From November to December, its historic centre brings together medieval architecture, Advent traditions, music, design and the scent of mulled wine. With fewer visitors than in summer, it is an ideal time to explore the city’s heritage at a more relaxed pace.