The Moravian Gallery presents another initiative from the series of contemporary fashion exhibitions. Following the projects of Liběna Rochová, Jan Černý, and Lukáš Macháček, it introduces a retrospective exhibition titled Bonsoir, Audrey! by Slovak fashion designer Boris Kráľ. For the first time, the Fashion 2000+ hall at the Museum of Applied Arts (dedicated to the exhibition of the developing collection of contemporary Czech fashion) will be devoted to a solo show. The young creator has transformed it into a distinctive installation combining fashion design and photography. On a mechanical runway, he will showcase the most significant models from his shows, from Salon de Nuit to the latest collection presented at the Expo 58 pavilion this June in Prague. The exhibition also includes a collection of behind-the-scenes photographs from the designer's shows, taken by Lena Knappova. Boris Kráľ. Bonsoir, Audrey! runs from September 25, 2026, to January 24, 2027.

There are evenings that transform Prague into one big heart of techno. When Boris Brejcha arrives at the O2 Arena with his characteristic Venetian mask and kicks off a several-hour show that combines a monumental light scene, precise visuals, and deeper melodic tempo, the entire hall holds one single thought: what will happen in the next moment? And it is this tension of the unknown — that moment before the drop, when no one knows whether a gentle passage or an explosion of bass will come — that drives the strongest nightlife experiences in Prague. Whether it's a sold-out concert at the O2 Arena, the Signal light festival, or a marathon at the Roxy club, Prague offers that moment's tension in dozens of forms.

When Lupin arrived on Netflix in 2021, it quickly became one of the platform's biggest French hits. The modern variation on the stories of Arsène Lupin had elegance, pace, clever cons, and above all, Omar Sy, who fit the role of Assane Diop perfectly.

Autumn cinemas will offer returns of well-known brands, anticipated European novelties, as well as Czech films and documentaries. Brad Pitt is heading to the screens in the adventure thriller "In the Heart of the Wild," along with the new Resident Evil, a documentary about Bára Basiková, and an adaptation of the classic "Sense and Sensibility." We bring you an overview of film premieres in September and October 2026 that are worth watching.

One of the most sought-after world producers and the king of the high-tech minimal genre, German DJ Boris Brejcha, is returning to the Czech Republic. As part of the Reflections world tour, he will perform at the O2 Arena in Prague on Friday, October 2, 2026. For fans of electronic music, it will be the highlight of the season.

Jiří Tregner, known on the scene by his producer and DJ nickname Tigi, is one of the most experienced figures in the domestic electronic scene. He has over 20 years of experience behind the mixing desk, during which he has performed as a DJ and traveled a significant part of the world – from sunny Spain and Croatia through Macedonia to exotic Japan. The domestic audience has seen him on the stages of the largest Czech festivals and indoor events. As a music producer, he is also making waves in the digital world, where his most successful hit has surpassed one million plays on Spotify.

Under the motto To Be or Not to Be, the 15th edition of the Film and Architecture Festival will present an extraordinary collection of films that explore housing from various angles. From Wednesday, September 30 to Monday, October 5, 2026, it will visit Prague, Brno, and more than thirty other cities in the Czech Republic and Slovakia. The program will highlight different visions of residents, architects, politicians, and developers regarding the shape of cities and will introduce visionaries who have challenged established concepts of architecture and housing. It will also focus on how the environment around us influences our psyche and interpersonal relationships. "This year's theme touches each of us, so we wanted to create a program that appeals to the widest possible audience. The individual films use diverse filmmaking approaches and capture not only the final appearance of buildings but also the ideas and decisions behind their creation, as well as how people actually live in them," adds festival curator Václav Ševčík.

In the heart of Prague, there is a place that every lover of vintage timepieces must visit. The CLOCK GALLERY is more than just a shop. It is a vintage concept store where people from all over the world gather to find a timeless souvenir of their visit to the Czech capital. In an atmosphere steeped in nostalgia, the finest examples of 20th-century watchmaking craftsmanship come back to life. Their greatest passion is the legendary Czech watch brand PRIM. These iconic models, which have accompanied generations of our ancestors, are currently experiencing a major revival. Here, the belief is that every visitor to the city deserves to carry a piece of fine Czech history on their wrist.

The company party can be a pleasant way to end the year, a celebration of a successful project, and an opportunity to finally meet outside of the work environment. However, for guests to truly enjoy themselves, many things must work in the background – from the suitable space to technical support and good food. The Columna restaurant in Prague's Chodov offers everything in one place and allows for organizing an event according to the number of guests and the specific company's vision.

Anyone who wants to enjoy a proper pizza, aperitivo, and an evening with friends under the open sky before the end of summer should make their way to Holešovice next Thursday, September 3rd. The fourth edition of the traditional Italian pop-up event called PIZZA! PIZZA! POP-UP will take place at the Tržní náměstí in the Holešovice market. From 11:00 AM to 10:00 PM, visitors will be offered freshly baked pizza in many varieties, ice cream, prosecco, and specialty coffee. There will also be music, a negroni bar, Italian lessons, and other accompanying programs. Admission is free.

The most beautiful moments in the mountains often come only after summer. The autumn in the Krkonoš Mountains tells a story of warm light, morning mists, and paths that will belong to you for a while. Turn off notifications. Leave the city. Set out on a hike through the Krkonoš from hut to hut.

The legendary actor Gojko Mitić, who became an idol for several generations of viewers thanks to his roles as brave Indian chiefs, will come to Prague. He will star in a domestic film produced by Pixeso studio and on Tuesday, September 1, 2026, at 5:00 PM, he will personally meet his fans during a special Meet & Greet, including photo opportunities and autograph signing at the Prague Planetarium, which is part of Planetum at the Prague Exhibition Grounds. This is a unique event, as it will be Gojko's last visit to the Czech Republic.

The Sound Chapter wants to open a new chapter of electronic music in the Czech Republic. While EDM traditionally takes place primarily outdoors, the new concept brings a large indoor show featuring a unique lineup of world DJs. Its first edition, The Opening Chapter, will take place on November 27, 2026, at Prague's O2 Arena and will feature performances by Dimitri Vegas, KSHMR, R3HAB, and MORTEN.

If you are looking for a place in Prague where the worlds of comics, movies, series, fantasy, and pop culture come together, you definitely shouldn't miss Comics Point. This specialized store is one of the largest of its kind in the Czech Republic and is a popular stop not only for local fans but also for visitors from all over the world.

The Prague Philharmonia will kick off its 33rd concert season on September 4th in the Dvořák Hall of the Rudolfinum. Under the baton of music director and chief conductor Emmanuel Villaume, the orchestra will feature Canadian violin virtuoso Blake Pouliot, who will be making his debut to the Czech audience on this occasion. The program, which connects Bohuslav Martinů, Samuel Barber, and Ludwig van Beethoven, will build on the orchestra's successful American chapter and bring its energy back to Prague.

Prague Zoo will celebrate the largest land animals on the planet this Saturday. The themed program invites visitors to a guided bathing of elephants or to participate in making paper from elephant dung. In honor of the 10th anniversary of the Paper Mill, a limited edition of uniquely numbered paper will also be available for sale. The Indian elephants in Prague will not be left out either. Their keepers will surprise them with playful and tasty enrichment. A special gathering will commemorate the 50th birthday of the elephant Shanti and the current pregnancies of the females Tamara and Janita.