Culture
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The Cunning Little Vixen: An Opera by Janáček Full of Nature and Folk Wisdom
For this week's Sunday Music Show, we will be playing you some music by Leoš Janáček, "The Cunning Little Vixen."
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Karlovy Vary concert hall wins Czech Architecture Award 2024
This year’s Czech Architecture Award went to the new Concert Hall in Karlovy Vary, set within the renovated Imperial Spa complex.
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Historic Savarin Palace to become permanent home of Alfons Mucha Museum
The newly reconstructed Baroque Savarin Palace on the street Na Příkopě in central Prague will serve as the permanent home of the Alfons Mucha Museum.
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Mezipatra Queer Film Festival begins two-week programme for 2024
Mezipatra, an internationally renowned Czech LGBT-focused film festival, starts on November 7th. We spoke to the festival’s head of head of programme, Kristýna Genttnerová.
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My Country: National Museum exhibition celebrates Bedřich Smetana’s masterpiece
An exhibition dedicated to Czech composer Bedřich Smetana and his most famous piece My Country has got underway at Prague’s National Museum.
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Velvet Revolution anthem and Hussite hymn among six Czech songs selected for EU songbook
Marta Kubišová’s Prayer for Marta and the Hussite chant Ktož jsú boží bojovníci are among the six Czech songs selected for the first-ever EU Songbook, published on Tuesday.
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Success, home, friendship focus of Marie Dvořáková’s new Marie Tomanová documentary
Marie Dvořáková's documentary World Between Us follows photographer Marie Tomanová as her career skyrockets in NYC. It also focuses on the concepts of home and friendship.
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Grand Hotel Evropa: Prague's stunning Art Nouveau building opens under new luxury brand
The iconic Art Nouveau Hotel Evropa on Prague’s Wenceslas Square has reopened to the public as “W Prague”.
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Singer songwriter Martina Trchová releases new album inspired by motherhood
After an eight-year break, Prague-based singer and songwriter Martina Trchová has just released a new album, called 90% Happiness, mainly inspired by motherhood.
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An All Souls' Day trip to Prague’s magnificent cemeteries
For All Souls' Day (known as Dušičky in Czech), architect Filip Ditrich shared with us some of his knowledge of Prague’s cemeteries that you too might like to visit.
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Experts suggest Vyšehrad Bridge can be preserved with minimum railway disruption
A team of experts has now put forward a study indicating that Prague’s Vyšehrad Railway Bridge could be repaired in just four years, with minimal impact on rail traffic.
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The Laichter house family: descendant of famous publisher renovates stunning Vinohrady building
We pay a visit to Laichter House, one of the most impressive buildings in Prague’s Vinohrady, designed by famous Czech architect Jan Kotěra for publisher Jan Laichter.
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