A candlelit piano concert featuring iconic music from Naruto and Naruto Shippuden, performed in neoclassical style at a historic Prague church.
A New Year concert celebrating Ennio Morricone's film scores, performed by Petr Tomeček on Pan flute with atmospheric lighting in a historic Prague church.
A fairy tale inspired by the true story of Emil Kolben, a Vysočany superstar, for children aged 9 and up.
Multi-day exhibitions and festivals still on today.
The fourth instalment of the Angle of View project explores resilience as a form of resistance and relational quality. An exhibition with educational programming features work by eleven artists addressing psychological resilience and resilience.
An exhibition at the Bedřich Smetana Memorial explores the composer's family tree through photographs and genealogical records. Visitors discover the fates of his daughters from both marriages and see curious objects loaned by his descendants.
Contemporary art exhibition inspired by Géricault's classic "Raft of the Medusa", exploring how a historical masterpiece resonates with today's crises and human resilience.
A permanent multimedia exhibition in a historic 1658 Baroque water tower exploring Prague's fire history, firefighting heritage, and water infrastructure through video mapping, animations, and virtual reality. Climb 178 steps for panoramic views from the top.
An educational programme for school groups where students sketch directly in the gallery and create their own interpretations of works from the 1939–2021: The End of the Black and White Era exhibition.
An educational programme for school groups where students walk through the 1796–1918 exhibition and record their impressions through sketching. Suitable for primary and secondary school students.
An interactive 90-minute programme where primary school students explore the history and purpose of galleries through role-play and hands-on artistic activities.
This exhibition marks the 200th anniversary of Vojta Náprstek's birth, a pioneering Czech entrepreneur and collector who founded one of the nation's earliest museums. Over 420 artefacts chronicle his life, collections, and influence on 19th-century Czech society.
An educational programme for schools exploring baroque art through legends, theatre and music. Participants will learn to recognize baroque style characteristics and interpret works by renowned artists.
An educational workshop for school groups exploring medieval painting from the age of Charles IV. Children learn about Theodoric's workshop and create their own artwork using egg tempera technique.
An educational workshop for secondary and upper secondary students exploring Emperor Rudolf II's art collection and Mannerism, with a creative studio activity at Schwarzenberg Palace.
A creative workshop cycle for children aged 7-13 exploring the connection between art and science through hands-on activities at Villa Pellé gallery.
A creative studio class for children aged 12-14 at the National Gallery. Young participants can experiment and develop their artistic skills.
Weekly creative workshop for children aged 6-8 at the National Gallery.
Weekly creative workshop for children aged 9-11 at the National Gallery.
A season subscription covering all 9 Belcrea Art 2026/2027 concerts with guaranteed seating at Handel's Messiah and complimentary wine at each performance.
A traveling exhibition showcasing the world of Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts with authentic props, costumes, and interactive experiences for all ages.
Exhibition of Spanish photographer Emilio Morenatti from the Associated Press at Czech Photo Centre.
Photography and art objects exhibition at the Atelier of Josef Sudek in Prague.
A traveling exhibition celebrating the world of Harry Potter with authentic props, costumes, and interactive experiences. The Flexi ticket allows you to visit anytime within 45 days of purchase.
The ANDROS exhibition explores representations of the male body in contemporary Central European art, bringing together over forty artists from the Czech Republic, Germany, Austria, and the Visegrád countries.
An exhibition of Japanese architecture from the 1980s in Prague. The creative group Okolo presents buildings inspired by comics and science fiction, curated by Adam Štěch.
An exhibition of visual work by David Tibet, founder of Current 93, presenting his drawings and paintings as independent records of dreams and visions, interwoven with his music and literary practice.
Exhibition titled NOMEN OMEN at Galerie Václava Špály in Prague.
An exhibition celebrating the 190th anniversary of the founding of the Czech Republic's oldest watchmaking company, the Hainz family firm.
Световой парк с инсталляциями, посвящёнными Праге времён Карла IV: Карлов мост, готические башни,
An exhibition exploring Czech exile literature from 1948 onwards, featuring authors who fled Czechoslovakia and their lasting impact on Czech culture through archives, documents, and literary works.
Eight artists examine the boundary between the programmed world and system error, treating malfunction as a space for creative exploration. Technology meets traditional craft.
A tour of the National Museum from basement to attic, revealing how the institution operates and its behind-the-scenes workings.
An exhibition of over 300 artworks from 1939–2021 exploring diverse approaches to artistic quality without hierarchy, from official art to unofficial creation.
The fourth chapter of the Angle of View project combines exhibition and educational space. Artistic approaches explore resilience, uncertainty, and shared experience.
The fourth chapter of an ongoing project combining exhibition and educational programme. Artistic approaches explore resilience as a relational quality toward oneself, others, and the surrounding world.
A multimedia exhibition dialogue between works from the Magnus Art collection and videos by Jindřich Chalupecký Prize laureates, spanning from 1990 to the present.
Kryštof Brůha's site-specific installation in the courtyard of Galerie města Plzně, responding to its environment and evolving through natural processes.
A group exhibition examining artistic depictions of the male body, bringing together Czech and Central European artists.
An exhibition exploring Czechoslovak brutalism from the 1960s-80s, featuring fragments of Prague's brutalist architecture and design, including works by Olbram Zoubek.
An exhibition from Museum Montanelli's collection celebrating Bedřich Dlouhý, a key figure in Czech post-war art.
An exhibition dedicated to the work of Bedrich Dlouhy, a key figure in Czech post-war art, at Museum Montanelli.
An exhibition exploring the life and work of composer Jaroslav Ježek, whose innovative compositions left a lasting mark on Czech musical history.
A guided tour through the National Gallery Prague's collections, exploring key artworks and the history of art in this major Czech cultural institution.
A major exhibition by French artist Annette Messager exploring the body, gender, and emotional experience through installations, drawings, and collages.
An exhibition of the best works honoured by the prestigious Jindrich Chalupecky Prize 2026, showcasing contemporary Czech art.
Exhibition of works by Jaroslav Čermák at the GHMP Library in Prague.
An interactive programme for young children exploring colours, their properties, and symbolism through storytelling and games. Children discover colours directly in front of medieval paintings in the monastery.
An educational programme for secondary schools examining the interconnection between medieval art and literature through specific artworks and texts.
An educational programme about medieval saints for primary school students. Children will explore legends and medieval artworks, then create their own legend as a comic strip.
A creative workshop for children aged 9-11 at the National Gallery. The Thursday studio provides a space for artistic experimentation and hands-on creation.
Contemporary art exhibition exploring nature, space, and the cosmos through works created in the landscape, inspired by Rilke's poetry.
A sculpture exhibition by Czech art students examining shelter and spatial inhabitation through diverse materials displayed in an open-air setting.
A Romanian language and culture course at Charles University's Faculty of Philosophy in Prague, with early bird pricing available until 31 July 2026.
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