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Prague's Rieger Gardens come alive with a large fan Watch Party during the Ice Hockey World Championship. In the special Nordic Spirit fan zone, fans can watch broadcasts of the Czech national team's matches on big screens, enjoy the accompanying program of the podcast "Puk then beer," and meet significant guests from the hockey world, such as Jakub Voráček.

Beats for Love is not just about a strong line-up. Every year, it also brings moments that go beyond the classic festival experience – special projects, unique collaborations, and premieres that turn an ordinary performance into something exceptional. This is exactly what the Beats for Love Special concept encompasses, which in 2026 will offer several performances that will be exceptional not only for their lineup but also for their format.

In the last season, Kutná Hora was added to the map of Music in the Vineyards, and this year the series of open-air concerts has expanded by two new locations. One of them, the Czech one, is literally a noble stop. In collaboration with the Mělník winery Chateau Mělník at Mělník Castle, the organizers will bring five musical shows to the banks of the Elbe River in the pilot year.

The largest Czech pop culture festival will return to Prague's O₂ universe for the eighth time. Comic-Con Prague 2027 will take place from April 16 to 18, 2027, and will offer three days full of movies, series, sci-fi, fantasy, comics, games, and meetings with domestic and international guests. The organizers are now revealing the first stars of next year's edition and also announcing several novelties, including the expansion of festival spaces and a new limited HERO ticket category.

In the very heart of Prague, you will find a place where traditional Czech glassmaking meets modern design and emotions. The flagship store of the family glassworks EVPAS is not just a glass shop. It is a space where each product tells its own story and where visitors can discover the beauty of honest craftsmanship with their own eyes.

The MA Theatre will open its summer stage for the seventh time in the unique spaces of the neo-Renaissance Grotta in Havlíčkovy Sady in Prague's Vinohrady. The traditional open-air festival Summer Grébovka with the MA Theatre will take place from August 3 to 28, 2026, and during twenty evenings, it will offer audiences a total of five productions. This year's edition entices with an ambitious theatrical premiere, an internationally understandable original play, and a colorful genre mosaic ranging from psychological drama to vibrant Argentine tango. The combination of chamber theater with the romantic architecture of Prague's Grotta promises an unforgettable atmosphere, which this year’s programming has enriched with strong social themes.