Dinosaurs among pumpkins, a spooky airport tour, a costume run, and a big club night. We've selected seven Prague events for this year's Halloween – from family mornings to parties for adults. It includes dates, prices, and links for reservations.
The pioneer of Czech burlesque, Angelica G. L’Amour, has been dedicated to it for fifteen years and today, alongside performing, she also teaches and organizes the Bohemian Burlesque Festival. In the interview, she talks about women's self-confidence, the relationship between burlesque and feminism, and why women of all generations find their way to the shows.
Prague is in for an evening full of emotions, an unmistakable voice, and hits that have won millions of listeners around the world. British singer Emeli Sandé will perform on November 3, 2026, at the O2 Universe in Prague, where she will celebrate the upcoming 15th anniversary of her successful debut album Our Version of Events with her fans. During this exceptional concert evening, not only will her biggest hits be performed, but also newer works. The special guest will be Czech-Slovak singer ADONXS, with whom she is preparing a duet.
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.
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.
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.
A book that captivates you even before you open it. "Kick the Can and Dance for Two Days" is a beautiful, lavish publication that transforms the history of the famous Prague club Roxy into an impressive story of Czech music culture and alternative scenes. With over 500 pages, it features hundreds of previously unpublished photographs and archival materials, memories, and interviews with dozens of personalities.
From London's Covent Garden to Berlin and New York. Dagmar Pecková is one of the Czech artists who has made a name for herself on the most prestigious opera stages in the world. However, her story is not just about music, applause, and great roles. It is also about courage, freedom, life twists, and the ability to stay true to oneself. On Monday, October 12th at 7 PM, this exceptional mezzo-soprano will be a guest on the talk show "Hovory Marka Kováře" at the Art-n-Coffee gallery and café in Prague.
The eleventh edition of the largest Czech book festival for young readers, HumbookFest, will kick off on October 10, 2026, at the O2 Universe in Prague. The organizers are gradually revealing the names of this year's guests, and it is already clear that fans of young adult literature can expect a colorful mix of international stars and local author discoveries. Last year, the festival was attended by over 2,000 visitors, and this year more than fifty authors and guests are expected to participate.
Discover the best things to do in Prague in autumn 2026. From major exhibitions, concerts, and design festivals to the Signal Festival, Christmas markets, and seasonal events, explore our selection of cultural highlights worth adding to your Prague itinerary.
The first premiere of this year's theater season at Fidlovačka will be a new adaptation of the cult film musical "The Lady on the Tracks." The new version by Lukáš Pečenka plays with the original material and develops it with love and respect for contemporary audiences: alongside the now-classic melodies, several new songs by Petr Malásek with lyrics by Václav Kopta have been added. "The Lady on the Tracks" invites viewers on a journey (by tram) through the complex yet entertaining fate of a woman.
Brno is preparing Christmas and Advent markets again this year, which are among the best in Europe – in 2024, this was confirmed by the award of the title European Capital of Christmas.
How many times do we pass by an interesting place without even noticing it? And how many times do we search for good food somewhere far away, even though we have it almost around the corner? This idea gave rise to the project Taste Mělnicko, which connects gastronomy with travel and shows our region in a slightly different way.
There are melodies where just a few initial notes can instantly conjure an entire film in front of your eyes. The music of Ennio Morricone has long transcended the boundaries of the movie screen. On November 10, it will resonate in Bratislava at the Tipos Arena, and a day later, on November 11, it will also be performed in Prague at the O2 Universe, conducted by the person who has the closest relationship to it, the orchestra led by the famous composer’s son, Andrea Morricone. Interest in this extraordinary concert is high, and tickets are disappearing from sale at a dizzying pace. The opportunity to experience immortal film melodies live, performed by top musicians who personally collaborated with the Maestro, is becoming increasingly rare.
The Montanelli Museum will present the work of Bedřich Dlouhý, one of the most prominent figures in Czech post-war art. The paintings and objects come from the Montanelli Museum's own collection. They will provide visitors with the opportunity to engage with the work of an artist whose original artistic language combines precise painting, imagination, symbolism, and a distinctive irony.
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