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An exhibition by students and graduates of the Faculty of Fine Arts at Brno University of Technology exploring the relationship between flat surfaces and three-dimensional spaces through painting, sculpture and installation.

An interactive exhibition celebrating 60 years of Večerníček — the beloved Czech bedtime cartoon series. Original puppets, drawings, and multimedia installations at the Moravian Museum.

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Mozart's comic masterpiece in Italian, performed in the historic Estates Theatre — the same venue where Mozart conducted the world premiere of Don Giovanni in 1787. Surtitles in English and Czech.

A festival rooted in 1627 honouring St. John of Nepomuk. Procession from Prague Castle (19:00), regatta of historic Venetian boats by Charles Bridge (19:45), Baroque concert and light show on the river (20:30). Free.

A two-day medieval festival at the ruins of Boskovice Castle (30 km from Brno). Knights' tournaments, period crafts, falconry shows, fire performances and medieval cuisine. A family-friendly event with activities for children.

Taste rosé and claret wines from 20 top Moravian and Bohemian winemakers on the Vltava embankment. Fresh food and live jazz/swing accompany the tastings. Free entry; tasting glass 100 CZK.

Open-air wine fair at Písecká brána near Prague Castle. Wines from Moravia, Austria, Germany, France and Spain, plus Czech and European street food and live jazz/folk. Free entry; tasting glass 100 CZK (cash).

The 22nd edition of Brno Museum Night takes place on May 16, 2026 from 18:00 to midnight. Over 30 cultural institutions open their doors with special programmes, guided tours, concerts and workshops. Free transport provided by Brno public transit.

All permanent collections of the National Gallery are free of charge: Schwarzenberg & Sternberg Palaces (Castle District) and the medieval art gallery at St. Agnes Convent. 10:00–18:00.

On International Museum Day many Prague museums waive admission: National Museum, National Technical Museum, Prague City Museum, Decorative Arts Museum, Police Museum and others. Check each venue's opening hours.

Top-16 riders battle on the loose-shale oval at Prague's legendary Marketa Stadium. The Czech round has run every year since 1997 and is one of the loudest and busiest nights in the city.

Two-day festival of architecture: roughly 80 buildings — palaces, mayor's residence, railway behind-the-scenes, company headquarters and Romanesque cellars — open free of charge with volunteer guides. Just join the queue.

Annual rum festival at the Vnitroblock industrial space. More than 400 rums from around the world, signature cocktails, masterclasses and tasting menus, plus live Latin music. 12:00–21:00.

Czech craft brewers join Karlín restaurants and street-food stalls for a one-day open-air feast on Karlín Square. Live music by Clove, Václav Koubek and HM. 150 CZK entry includes a tasting glass.

Six nights of theatre, comedy, music and dance from international artists in tiny Lesser Town venues — Czechia's biggest English-language fringe festival. Tickets per show.

On one night a year, hundreds of Prague's churches open after dark — concerts, tower climbs, crypts and quiet spaces normally closed to visitors. Free, no booking, just pick a route.

A full day of family programming at Prague Zoo to mark Children's Day: keeper talks, animal feedings, themed quests around the pavilions and live music near the lower entrance.

Antonio Vivaldi's Four Seasons performed by Prague Royal Orchestra in the Art-Nouveau Smetana Hall of the Municipal House. Bach and Albinoni round out the programme.

The closing night of the 81st Prague Spring International Music Festival: the Czech Philharmonic and the Prague Philharmonic Choir perform Beethoven's Symphony No. 9 "Ode to Joy" in the Dvořák Hall of the Rudolfinum.

Casual after-work mingle for the international community in Prague at the Cross Club Holešovice. Bring a friend, name-tags provided. Free entry, drinks pay-as-you-go.

More than 200 churches and chapels across Prague open their doors for one evening with concerts, guided tours of the towers and crypts, organ recitals and candlelight programmes. Free entry everywhere; printed map available at every venue.

Open-air opening of Europe's largest free jazz festival. International headliners take the stage on Prague's Old Town Square — bring a friend, picnic blankets welcome.