Culture
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Havel to the Café! New bust to be unveiled on Velvet Revolution anniversary
A bust of Václav Havel will be unveiled on Wednesday – the anniversary of the start of the Velvet Revolution – at Prague’s Café Slavia, one of his old haunts.
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One-of-a-kind 1960s locomotive heads for National Technical Museum
A unique locomotive created in the 1960s set off at the weekend from Plzeň station for Chomutov, where it will join the collection of the National Technical Museum.
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Vocal great Marie Rottrová turns 80
The great Czech signer Marie Rottrová, whose career has spanned six decades, turned 80 on 13 November.
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UK comic artist Rachael Smith on her Prague residency and the benefits of keeping diary comics
Rachael Smith is a young, comic artist from the UK, who has just undertaken a three-week residency programme in Prague.
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Iron Curtain Museum documents the Cold War era, towards breaking down barriers
Rozvadov is a stone’s throw from the German border. The old customhouse is home to the Iron Curtain Museum, packed with unique artefacts in a once notorious space.
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Annual Poetry Day festival gets underway in Czech towns and cities under the slogan ‘Poetry Is Cool’
A nationwide Poetry Day festival is currently underway in dozens of Czech towns and cities. The main theme of this year’s edition is Dante Alighieri’s Divine Comedy.
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Czech Architecture Prize awarded for innovative reconstruction of Moravian castle
This year's Czech Architecture Prize has been awarded to architects Miroslav Pospíšil and Martin Karlík for their reconstruction of Castle Helfštýn.
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Peter Sís on new documentary and Bowie collaboration that never was
A new documentary about the highly acclaimed children’s author and illustrator Peter Sís has just entered Czech cinemas. Here he discusses the film and much, much more.
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The beauty of Wallachian folklore
Wallachia, in the easternmost part of Moravia, is one of the few regions that has maintained its dialect, traditions, folk architecture and, of course, music to this day.
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Příbram’s Mining Museum - where staring into the abyss has a silver lining
Příbram’s Mining Museum showcases the history of mining in the Czech lands from the days of the Celts up until the Cold War.
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Made in Prague fest to deliver international premiere of Zátopek in London
The 25th edition of the Made in Prague festival kicks off in London this Sunday and will feature, among other events, the international premiere of the biopic Zátopek.
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Czech Radio’s Concert for Animals wins Prix Europa 2021 award
Czech Radio’s project titled Concert for Animals – A Hushed Conversation with the Landscape recently won the Prix Europa 2021 award.
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