Přístav 18600 is a community art park on Rohanský ostrov in the Karlín district of Prague, established in 2014 on the site of a former railway yard belonging to the Karlín-Přístav station. During the summer season (May–September) it hosts an open-air programme of concerts, theatre, educational lectures, beach volleyball, and children's activities. The venue also includes the MAJÁK bar. The project was initiated by a group of friends aiming to transform a neglected stretch of the Vltava riverbank into a lively public space.
Za Karlínským přístavem 683/4, 186 00 Praha 8
Mon-Fri 11:00-23:00, Sat-Sun 10:00-23:00 (season May–September)
😴 Nothing scheduled here in the near future.
Johana Klára Kratochvílová performs her solo work with electronically processed cimbalom in an ambient sunset concert series.
Two Czech improvisation groups - God Save the Drama Queen and Vosto5 - create unscripted stories about climate crisis and environmental themes.
An interactive workshop for toddlers exploring what a vacuum cleaner can do and creating crafts from recycled materials. A fun programme that nurtures ecological thinking.
A lecture on the Slavic water demon in Czech culture and its adaptation to modern ecological change, featuring Ladislav Čumba and Anna Prstková.
A summer blues dance night with DJ sets, free dancing, and an optional beginner lesson at Přístav 18600.
Annual June gathering of the Institute of Musicology with grilling, volleyball, and informal socializing at Karlín Port.
Czech singer-songwriter Lenka Zbořilová performs as pivoňka, crafting intimate indie folk and dream pop songs in Czech. Her 2025 debut album showcases her distinctive blend of introspective lyrics and atmospheric soundscapes.
Japanologist Alice Kraemerová explores enchanting beings from Japanese mythology and folklore. Perfect for anyone interested in Japanese culture and traditions.
The Šarbilach Orchestra returns to Přístav 18600 with a concert blending classical, popular, and ethnic music in a distinctive genre-defying ensemble.