Culture
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Hantec enthusiasts seek to make the Brno sociolect part of UNESCO list
The promoters of hantec, a unique Czech language variety, spoken by the lower classes of Brno during the 19th and early 20th centuries, want to get it on the UNESCO list.
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“It feels absolutely amazing”: UK film is first documentary to win Karlovy Vary
The Karlovy Vary International Film Festival has been won for the first time by a documentary: A Sudden Glimpse to Deeper Things.
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Leoš Janáček and his greatest work - the opera Jenůfa
July 3rd marked 170 years since the birth of Leoš Janáček - a classical music composer with a distinctly Czech style.
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6 July 2019: Kladruby Imperial Stud Farm added to UNESCO’s World Heritage List
In 1563, Emperor Maxmillian II founded a stud farm in Kladruby nad Labem which his successor, Rudolph II, elevated to the status of Imperial Court Stud Farm in 1579.
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Czechs celebrate legacy of Saints Cyril and Methodius
July 5th is a public holiday in the Czech Republic honouring the legacy of Saints Cyril and Methodius who came to Great Moravia in 863 to spread the Christian faith.
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All-Sokol Slet feels like “one giant family” say Sokol LA members
Thousands of people have flocked to Prague this week for the 17th All-Sokol Slet, a gathering of Sokol branches from all over the world which takes place every six years.
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Czech Pavilion at EXPO 2025 set to be tallest wooden building in Japan
The Czech pavilion for EXPO Osaka 2025, designed by Apropos Architects, will be the tallest wooden structure in Japan. What is the motivation behind the project?
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Czech Radio Symphony Orchestra embarks on Japanese tour
The Czech Radio Symphony Orchestra with their chief conductor Petr Popelka has left on a two-week tour of Japan.
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Film critic on why ‘Waves’ received several-minute standing ovation at Karlovy Vary
Jiří Mádl's new film premiered at Karlovy Vary to a several-minute standing ovation. We spoke to film critic Vojtěch Rynda to find out what made the film such a success.
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New museum exhibition in Nelahozeves celebrates Antonín Dvořák
A new museum exhibition in Nelahozeves connects renowned composer Antonín Dvořák’s music with the spirit of his birthplace. The exhibition opened on June 28.
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Conductor Rafael Kubelík born 110 years ago
Today’s edition of Sunday Music Show is dedicated to Rafael Kubelík, one of the country's most renowned 20th century conductors and composers, who was born 110 years ago.
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Landscape Festival shows visitors potential of abandoned areas in Prague
The Landscape Festival is a multidisciplinary platform that aims to transform the urban landscape into a place for discussion about potential uses of public space.
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