Latest Events in Czech Republic(May Updated)

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Birmingham's Midcentury Home Market | Secret Space Digbeth

May 31, 2026 (UTC+1)

Driten

Cultural Experiences

Information Source: Midcentury Markets | eventbrite

WTA Prague Open 2026 | TK Sparta Prague

Jul 20–Jul 26, 2026 (UTC+1)

Prague

Sports & Fitness

Cider Festival | Prague

Jun 5–Jun 7, 2026 (UTC+1)

Prague

Celebration

From June 5th to 7th, 2026, Riegrovy sady (ENERGY PUB) will host its ninth annual Cider Festival, bringing together a curated selection of craft beers, gourmet foods, a fantastic atmosphere, and a variety of activities. At this festival, you can sample dozens of ciders, West German wines, grape juices, and handcrafted lemonades. Not only will you find products from well-known brands, but you'll also taste new products from small independent producers in the Czech Republic and other countries. The Slovakian Opre cider, a multiple audience award winner, will return, while ciders from Poland and Croatia will also be on display, reflecting the booming cider markets in these two countries. Whether you're a cider connoisseur or a beginner, you'll find something to your liking. This festival is more than just tasting cider; it's about enjoying a wonderful time. Come and spend a pleasant weekend with friends or family, try something new, and create unforgettable memories. In addition to excellent drinks, expect fantastic cider, DJ performances, and exciting shows.

Exhibition of Franticek Palacki 1798–1876 | National museum-Prague

Apr 1–Aug 31, 2026 (UTC+1)

Prague

Exhibitions

If the "Father of the Nation" were alive today, how would he speak? What insights would he have about Europe, society, or personal responsibility? The exhibition in the historic buildings of the National Museum presents František Palacký in a completely new way—vivid, engaging, and unexpectedly contemporary. Held to commemorate the 150th anniversary of Palacký's death, this exhibition offers a unique perspective on this figure who profoundly influenced Czech history and even the National Museum itself. Palacký is no longer a distant historical symbol, but appears as a thoughtful contemporary figure—a person of our time. You will enter Palacky's world through eight fictional dialogues between him and a person from 2026, presented in the form of mobile phone screen chats. These dialogues reveal key themes in his life and questions that continue to provoke thought. In addition, the book includes an original comic strip depicting important moments in his life—from his youth to his academic research and political career. The exhibition also features a large number of audio recordings, excerpts from Palacky's works and private letters, creating a powerful atmosphere. This allows viewers not only to read his thoughts but also to hear them in a completely new context. A major highlight of the exhibition is a large map of Europe, allowing visitors to trace Palacki's travel routes and observe the changing landscape of Central European countries. Rotating cylinders containing newspapers from the time showcase the media world of the 19th century; while simple handcrafted devices demonstrate how Palacki collected, organized, and analyzed information without modern technology. An important part of the exhibition consists of valuable artifacts from Palacki's private and public life. These include 1,000 selected books from his vast private collection, the trunk he carried when he arrived in Prague in 1823, and personal items such as spectacles, clothing accessories, a cane, a hat, a paperweight, and a barometer (which he meticulously recorded readings of). Items related to his family reveal a more private side of him, such as clothing belonging to his wife Trezy Palacki and daughter Marie Rigorova Palacki. The exhibition also features a reproduction of one of his many portraits, painted by Max Šwabinski, one of his most famous portraits. The exhibition also presents Palacki as a public figure. Visitors can see artifacts documenting his political career and his role on the European stage. Simultaneously, through medals, prints, stamps, banknotes, and artworks, the exhibition highlights his extraordinary political legacy—his so-called "second life"—demonstrating his deep roots in Czech historical memory. The exhibition also includes replicas of archival materials from Palacky's relic—drafts of his major work, *History of the Czech Peoples of Bohemia and Moravia*, personal documents, travel logs, and daily manuscripts—materials that collectively paint a picture of a historian and the figures of his time.

Midsummers Night Fantasy Ball 2026 | Udora Community Hall

Jun 27, 2026 (UTC-4)

Jarosov Nad Nezarkou

Fashion Design Cultural Experiences

Information Source: The Carnival of Curiosities | eventbrite

Expedition of the National Museum | National museum-Prague

Aug 11, 2022–May 31, 2026 (UTC+1)

Prague

Exhibitions

A smaller exhibition in the showcases located in the Eastern hall of the Historical Building presents the expeditions of the National Museum, which are primarily united by a desire for knowledge that overcomes borders. It presents a selection of the most important historical expeditions which demonstrate the institution's long research tradition, up to contemporary expeditions. One of the oldest research trips is reminiscent of A. Frič's expeditions to Banat (1853) and Dalmatia (1856) accompanied by acquired zoological specimens. The challenging nature of the expeditions is exemplified by the entomological expedition to Iran by Praga V3S museum vehicle in the 1970s or, at the time, the pioneering expeditions to the Mapuche area in South America. Current expeditions of the National Museum will take you to diverse corners of the world on almost all continents and unearth the latest scientific and archaeological discoveries made by the researchers. They will explain the importance of cooperation between scientific and museum departments and multidisciplinary approach, which lead to the joint results of the work of a team of experts that examine the topic from different points of view.

"Frantishka Pramienkova and Us" Exhibition | National museum-Prague

Nov 28, 2025–Aug 31, 2026 (UTC+1)

Prague

Exhibitions

The new interactive exhibition at the National Museum invites you to a unique encounter with one of the most outstanding figures in modern Czech history—Frandisška Praminkova. A teacher, politician, pioneer of the women's rights movement, and anti-Nazi fighter, Praminkova is presented not only vividly as a historical figure but also as a dialogue partner for exploring courage, equality, and civic responsibility. This exhibition aims to present a vibrant dialogue connecting the past and the present. It showcases how the values Praminkova fought for throughout her life influence our lives and inspire the younger generation. At the beginning of the exhibition, you will see a solemn marble bust by Kara Vobisova, symbolizing Praminkova's return to the public eye. Then, you can immerse yourself in the relics donated to the museum by Frantishka Praminkova's sister—from her senator's ID card to her iconic work briefcase and her protectorate-era passport, all of which accompanied her to international conferences advocating for women's rights. The exhibition also includes personal photographs, copies of letters (including a famous letter to Adolf Hitler), and an extraordinary library with over 700 volumes containing authentic notebooks that reveal her thoughts and the factors that shaped her. "Frantishka Praminkova and Us" invites us to reflect on how her legacy is reflected in today's world and our own place within it.

SOAR Fundraising Dinner 2026 | 28169 96 Ave

May 14, 2026 (UTC-6)

Olesnice V Orlickych Horach

Cultural Experiences

Information Source: SOAR Community Empowerment | eventbrite

New Moon Women's Circle | 172 Sutherland Rd

May 16, 2026 (UTC+1)

Olesnice V Orlickych Horach

Cultural Experiences

Information Source: Claire Roche | eventbrite

Shavuot Sleepover | Sadeh Farm, Skeet Hill House

May 22, 2026 (UTC+1)

Olesnice V Orlickych Horach

Cultural Experiences

All night learning, singing and celebrating Shavuot! After much demand we are offering the opportunity to come for a Friday night dinner at Sadeh and then sleepover. Featuring the return of our famous vegan cheesecake competition!! Shavuot is a harvest festival and the festival of revelation. To celebrate the receiving of the Torah, spring, and the first fruits of our harvest, we will be learning and celebrating ALL NIGHT. Expect song circles, countryside night wander, learning jewish texts connected to spring, vibing, hanging out, chatting, snoozing and more! Participants are welcome to offer a session of something they’d like to teach or share (craft skill, nature learning, jewish text, possibilities are endless). Let us know if you're keen. There will be lots of beds and soft spaces to collapse on when you need to. All welcome, whether this is your first shavuot, or you remember the revelation at Sinai like it was yesterday! Food On Friday night will have a late potluck dinner , please bring something vegetarian , not containing any wine or wine vinegars We will also be having a vegan cheesecake competition , if you would like to enter let us know! Basic breakfast will be provided in the morning (toast, cereal etc) Accomidation We have beds available in shared rooms, ranging in size from 3 - 5 people capacity. Bedding and towels provided, almost all rooms are en-suite. Pictures of the rooms are available on our website . There is also an option to camp with your own camping gear. Be sure to let us know if you need a room with step free access. Cost We invite everyone to give a donation of £8-30 towards Sadeh's running costs. No one turned away for lack of funds, and equally please feel free to donate more if you have it! How to get here Take the fast train to Orpington from Charing Cross or London Bridge. You can get an Uber or cab from the station (ACX Cabs 0208 290 0123) to Skeet Hill House, Skeet Hill Lane, BR6 7QA We have a Community Rideshare Board to make carpooling and sharing cabs from stations to Sadeh easier. Access Be sure to let us know if you need a room with step free access as those are very limited. Let us know if you have any other needs for sleeping and we will do our best to accomidate. The main house where the event will be based and primarily take place has level access and wheelchair accessible bathroom. The field which we may also use is generally considered traversable on a wheelchair in dry weather, though in the dark it will take some careful menouvering! There is a step free path to the field, partially woodchip and grass. We can send photos on request. At all our events there is space to lie down and rest if you need, and you can come in and out as you like. More information on our access page. The more info we have the better plans we can make, so please be in touch with any access needs! If you're feeling unwell with anything potentially infectious please stay home and join us another time when you feel better! Refunds available. Cover photo credit: Talia Woodin - thank you! Information Source: eventbrite