Witches' Night Parade
This ancient folk event marking the end of winter is a mix of Halloween and May Day. A lantern parade culminating in burning an effigy of a witch are all part of this unusual festival.
A Museum from Basement to Attic
From 7/9/2021 - 12/31/2025
Dive into the 'Museum from the Cellar to the Attic' exhibition that animates the National Museum's very fabric through its collection. Its profound narrative incorporates diverse viewpoints, engaging figures, under-explored themes, and a rejuvenating pass from a stand it's-gone-by within specially curated, historical display cases.
100 Years of the French Collection
From 10/17/2023 - 10/17/2026
The "100 Years of the French Collection" event commemorates the centennial of Czechoslovakia's landmark acquisition of French art, initially facilitated by President Tomáš Garrigu Masaryk. This acquisition reflected the deep cultural connection between the young Central European state and France, enriching state art collections with works by iconic artists such as Georges Braque, Paul Cézanne, and Claude Monet. Celebrated by the National Gallery Prague through an international conference and various public events, the collection's masterpieces are prominently displayed in the Trade Fair Palace, with an audio guide available to enhance the visitor experience.
Na turné (On tour)
From 11/24/2023 - 8/31/2025
Na Turné at the Czech Museum of Music invites visitors on a fascinating journey through the world of musical travel, from the adventures of wandering performers to the meticulously planned tours of global stars. The exhibition showcases rare artifacts, including Antonín Dvořák’s ship ticket to New York, Ema Destinnová’s passport, and unique travel diaries. Visitors will discover the whimsical stories behind itineraries, instruments designed for easy transport, and even musical encounters in unexpected places. With a blend of history, humor, and nostalgia, the exhibit explores how music transcends borders, connecting artists and audiences across time and space.
Vietnam Near and Far
From 4/30/2024 - 12/31/2025
Explore a captivating exhibit that intertwines traditional Vietnamese culture with vibrant history and modern influences, presented through striking documentary photos and informative infographics. Guests will explore enriching Czech-Vietnamese relationships through a collection of artifacts such as everyday items, decor, jewelry, and musical instruments, flanked with archive documentation against a backdrop of multimedia features highlighting societal conflicts and the ongoing equilibrium-seeking dance of tradition and modernity.
Letní Letná
From 8/13/2025 - 8/31/2025
Letní Letná, an exhilarating celebration of contemporary circus arts, has been a staple of Prague's cultural landscape since its inception in 2004. Held amidst the verdant beauty of Letná Park, this annual festival transforms the city skyline into a canvas of awe-inspiring performances, aerial acrobatics, and daring feats of human skill and creativity. Drawing thousands of spectators, Letní Letná fosters a sense of wonder and adventure that transcends language and borders and enchants audiences with its magical blend of spectacle and artistry.
Sigur Rós
On 9/3/2025
In 2003, Sigur Rós released their breakthrough album, Takk…, which effectively situated the band in the international spotlight. Since their formation in 1994, the band has earned widespread critical acclaim for their ambitious and melancholic melodies, often featuring lyrics sung in Hopelandic, a form of pseudo-language comprised of invented words.
Dvořák Prague International Music Festival
From 9/5/2025 - 9/23/2025
The Dvořák Prague International Music Festival, held annually since 2008, enchants audiences with spectacular performances in the heart of Prague. Renowned for its breathtaking venues and world-class musicians, the festival presents a rich tapestry of classical music masterpieces. Notably, it showcases over 40 concerts each year, attracting both local aficionados and international music lovers to experience the magic of Dvořák's compositions in the city that inspired him.
Sons of the East
On 9/15/2025
Sons of the East are an indie folk trio from Australia known for their breezy harmonies, infectious melodies, and heartfelt songwriting. Their sound captures the warmth of coastal living, blending acoustic instrumentation with pop sensibility. They have built an international following with their feel-good anthems and uplifting performances.
Mortiis
On 9/6/2025
Mortiis is a Norwegian musician known for pioneering the "dungeon synth" genre and later transitioning into industrial and metal music. His early work features atmospheric, medieval-inspired soundscapes, while his later music incorporates dark, aggressive electronic elements. His ever-evolving style has kept him a unique figure in underground music.
Lauren Spencer Smith
On 9/19/2025
Canadian singer-songwriter Lauren Spencer Smith has been delighting fans for over a decade with her unique blend of jazz, folk, and country-tinged pop. Her effortlessly beautiful voice can be heard on such timeless melodies as "Close to Me," "Better Than This," and "The Waiting Room." She continues to captivate audiences with her distinct sound and emotionally stirring stories.