Atrium na Žižkově is a multifunctional cultural centre in Prague's Žižkov district, housed in a former church building. It hosts theatre performances, concerts, exhibitions and community events. The distinctive brick structure with its atrium space has become a hub for independent and alternative culture in the area.
Čajkovského 12/12a, 130 00 Praha 3
Thu 10:00-13:00, on event days one hour before the start
A lecture exploring how travel evolved from personal adventure into a mass phenomenon reshaping cities and landscapes.
The exhibition traces the history of tourism from the 18th century to today and critically examines its effects on society, nature, and the environment.
An exhibition exploring how tourism evolved from personal adventure into a mass phenomenon reshaping landscapes and cities. Atrium Žižkov Gallery presents it as a living project that develops alongside its visitors.
A garden exhibition exploring human connection and mutual listening through art.
An ambient session with Pierre in Prague, dedicated to stillness, breath, and sound.
Opening of an exhibition exploring houses and streets in Prague 3 through the perspectives of former residents and contemporary artists.
An informal gathering with vicar Olga Mrázková from the Evangelical Church, where you can chat about life, share joys and concerns. Held every first Wednesday of the month at Atrium Žižkov.
An informal neighborhood gathering on the first Wednesday of each month for board games. Radka will help with game selection and rules; beginners and experienced players of all ages are welcome.
A casual crochet meetup for all skill levels where participants share tips and techniques together.
Young seven-member ensemble BrKo Ensemble presents a new programme of classical music infused with Moravian folk elements. The concert brings together works by Smetana, Dvořák, and Janáček with original arrangements for cimbalom and traditional instruments.
A documentary odyssey following moose enthusiasts across the globe, from Eastern Europe to Canada, exploring the sacred significance of these animals.
A guided walk through Žižkov that takes you beyond the usual routes and reveals a fresh perspective on this familiar district.
Two pianists - the established Rami Khalife and young talent Mikuláš Pokorný - meet at the 31st International Jazz Piano Festival.
A portrait talk about Daria Vlasenko's life - a Ukrainian woman who came to Prague to study and chose to remain. Today she coordinates Czech language courses for international students.
An informal readers' gathering that explores books and the people who read them, fostering discussion and connection.
Contemporary music festival opening with German composer Richard Roebel and Canadian saxophone quartet Quasar.
Czech violinist David Danel and the acclaimed chamber ensemble Prague Modern perform contemporary compositions on the second evening of the Contempuls festival.
The festival's closing night brings together Polish composer Zygmunt Krauze and the string quartet NeoQuartet in a double concert of contemporary classical music.
The 31st International Jazz Piano Festival features two acclaimed pianists, Joel Lyssarides and Tigran Tatevosyan, whose recitals merge Nordic and Mediterranean musical traditions.
Singer Markéta Foukalová and composer Martin Brunner perform musical adaptations of poems by Jan Zábrana.
Three musicians perform an acoustic concert blending jazz, classical music, and psychedelic elements without electronic effects.
Premiere of an evening of chamber music by composers Martina Vídenová and Jan Šikl, performed by an ensemble.
Calmake presents composers Karel Havlíček and Juraj Škoda in a concert of contemporary classical and electroacoustic music at Atrium Žižkov in Prague.
German pianist Clemens Christian Poetzsch presents his new album NOCTUNES - nocturnal miniatures inspired by travels and the atmosphere of cities. The concert at the Baroque church Atrium Žižkov concludes his Czech tour.
An informal neighborhood jam session where musicians of all levels gather to play together with their own instruments.
A unique afternoon blending yoga and natural perfumery: practice scent-inspired asanas and craft your own natural fragrance with yoga instructor Tereza Hof and perfumer Markéta Ptáčníková.
Kytka's debut album of tender, emotionally rich songs premieres at Atrium Žižkov with producer Václav Chalupský and Tuscan guitarist Niccolò Neri.
A Prague 3 district event dedicated to mental health and psychological well-being, part of the Mental Health Weeks campaign.
An informal reading club meets every fourth Thursday of the month. Participants read aloud or listen to others, with each session exploring a different theme.
An evening vinyasa yoga class with an experienced instructor in Prague. The session includes breathing exercises, meditation, and relaxation, suitable for all levels.
A philosophical discussion sparked by artworks on display. An event for those who enjoy reflecting on art and its deeper meanings.
An hour-long yoga class in the garden of Atrium Žižkov for beginners and experienced practitioners, taught in Czech and English.
A peaceful Saturday morning gathering in the Atrium garden designed for rest, creative activity, and unhurried connection.
An exhibition by Jianquan Li exploring the marks left by places, people, and moments from the past.
Opening reception of photographer Jianquan Li's exhibition exploring how perception shifts and memories leave their mark.
Teachers and students of the Prague Piano and String Festival perform in the Atrium Žižkov. The final concert in the hall before the summer break.
Václav Havelka, frontman of Please The Trees, releases his first solo album "A Snake Crawling up a Broken Ladder" after a seventeen-year hiatus.
An Oscar-winning documentary about a Russian teacher facing propaganda pressure in schools after the Ukraine invasion. Part of the KineDok series at Atrium Žižkov.
A summer solstice celebration combining a feast and concert - a space to nourish body and soul.
A philosophical discussion inspired by artworks on display. Join a conversation about the works of Vladimír Turner, Tim, and Tereza Bonaventurová without needing any background in philosophy.
A concert of beloved musical melodies for babies and toddlers aged 0–3, featuring piano and violin. A welcoming atmosphere where young children can be themselves.
Composer and producer Václav Chalupský (Chalupski) will perform an extended set. He creates music for contemporary dance and film, has released his own albums, and performs in the pop duo Emma Smetana and Jordan Haj.
A musical evening dedicated to the dialogue between accordion, piano, clarinet and vocals. The programme blends Baroque, tango and contemporary Czech music, culminating in the chamber premiere of Four Elements.
A combined event blending yoga practice with natural perfume creation. Instructor Tera Hof and perfumer Marketa Ptacnikova lead 90 minutes of yoga and a 120-minute workshop where each participant crafts their own custom roll-on perfume.
An audiovisual walk led by Markéta Kinterová that explores urban life's layers and the relationship between public and private space through headphones and bodily movement.
An afternoon of art at Atrium Žižkov featuring a performative walk, guided exhibition tour, and creative workshop for children.
An afternoon exploring art and urban space through a performative audio walk, educational workshop, guided exhibition tour, and ambient concert. Advance booking required for some activities.
A special afternoon dedicated to Atrium Žižkov Gallery will showcase its educational gallery concept through a performative walk, guided tour, and children's workshop.
A documentary about a years-long journey of processing trauma through home videos, personal memories, and conversations. Director Anders Skovbjerg Jepsen explores how confronting the past can ultimately lead to healing and moving forward.
A documentary about processing trauma through home videos and personal memories. Director Anders Skovbjerg Jepsen traces a path toward healing from a painful past.