Culture
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Young Ukrainian circus artists find refuge in Prague
Among the estimated 350,000 people have fled Ukraine for Czechia over the past three months are students from Kyiv’s Municipal Academy of Performing and Circus Arts.
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Czech 1968 drama The Word among films competing at 56th Karlovy Vary
Two Czech works, The Word and Borders of Love, will be taking part in the main competition at this year's Karlovy Vary IFF.
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Highest ever price tag for painting sold at Czech auction
Bohumil Kubišta’s painting Old Prague Motif was sold on Sunday at auction for CZK 123.6 million, the most a painting has ever sold for at a Czech art auction.
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Anniversary of the week
Poet, artist and translator Bohuslav Reynek born 130 years ago
Reynek did not receive full recognition until after the fall of Communism. Until then, his work was mostly published abroad, while he remained relatively unknown at home.
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Leoš Janáček International Music Festival gets underway this Sunday
The festival will take place from May 29 to July 1 and will offer more than 30 events strewn across Ostrava and five other locations across Northern Moravia and Silesia.
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“It is something special” – New Radio Orchestra chief returns to where it all began
The Prague Radio Symphony orchestra will enter its 96th season under new chief conductor and music director Petr Popelka.
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Zlín comes alive with films for youth and children
The Zlín International Film Festival for Children and Youth got underway in the South Moravian town on Thursday.
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1960s “documentary style” take on Anthropoid set to screen in new digitised version
The Assasination (Atentát) has been newly digitised by the Czech National Film Archive (NFA) and is being screened this Wednesday evening at Prague’s Ponrepo cinema.
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Ostrava’s plan for tallest building encounters geological stumbling block
Ostrava is set to become the home of Czechia's new tallest building – despite the fact that a recent geological survey forced the architects to change the design.
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Massive stained glass windows of Prague’s Industrial Palace undergoing major renovation
Thirteen years after being destroyed by fire, the Industrial Palace at Prague’s Exhibition Grounds is now undergoing an extensive reconstruction.
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Smetana’s My Country, traditional curtain-raiser of Prague Spring
For decades the Prague Spring festival has opened with Bedřich Smetana’s Má vlast, or My Country.
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New Prague museum transports visitors back to 1970s and ‘80s Czechoslovakia
A new museum opened this week in Prague’s Kotva department store, depicting the way of life in 1970s and ‘80s Czechoslovakia.
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