Czechs abroad
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Anniversary of the Week
35 years since Leopold Sulovský became first Czech to summit Everest
Thirty-five years ago, Leopold Sulovský became the first Czech to summit Mount Everest, climbing the peak with an Italian expedition in 1991.
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From London to Bohemia: Benjamin Souček on restoring stately homes, and family roots
UK-born Benjamin Souček renovates stately homes in Czechia, the country of his forefathers, and has received an award at the Senate forservices to its cultural heritage.
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Prague’s National Museum to display Olympic gold medal of Olga Fikotová-Connolly
Prague’s National Museum has received part of the estate of Czechoslovak discus champion Olga Fikotová-Connolly, including her 1956 Melbourne Olympic gold medal.
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From Charter 77 to Jim Henson’s studio: Jitka Exler’s journey to Sesame Street and The Muppet Show
One-time Charter 77 signatory Jitka Exler has enjoyed great success in the US, designing and making puppet characters for TV hits The Muppet Show and Sesame Street.
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Michal Pavlíček at 70: guitar legend of Czech music
Czech composer, guitarist, singer, producer, and lyricist Michal Pavlíček, one of the most prolific and diverse Czech musicians, turns 70 on February 14.
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UNESCO-listed Ride of the Kings tradition knows its new king
The annual Ride of the Kings has a new king: ten-year-old Marek Dacík. Marek is the 100th historically documented king in the town of Vlčnov.
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Bohem Brewery: Showing London what good lager tastes like
Bohem Brewery brings authentic Czech lager to London. A visit to one of its pubs reveals its wider mission to show Britons what a good lager can taste and look like.
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Czechia mourns Sir Tom Stoppard, the world famous playwright who never forgot his roots
News of the death of award-winning British playwright Sir Tom Stoppard has touched many people in the Czech Republic deeply.
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“Finding dead bodies is never easy”, says Petr Novotný, the Czech rescuer in Taiwanese mountains
Born in Červený Kostelec, Petr Novotný has become one of Taiwan’s best-known foreign outdoor figures. The “Beast Runner” shared with RPI his journey from Czechia to Puli.
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From Banat to Brisbane: Czech schools abroad keep language and heritage alive
The Ministry of Education cooperates with dozens of Czech schools abroad that help expats maintain their language and stay connected to Czech culture.
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Call of the Forest: Prague exhibition explores people’s deep connection with trees
An exhibition The Call of the Forest at Prague’s Kunsthalle, by Kristýna and Marek Milde, explores the deep and often overlooked connection between people and trees.
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US artist Noah Breuer honours family legacy in Český Krumlov synagogue exhibition
American artist Noah Breuer, whose ancestors owned a textile factory in Dvůr Králové, returns to Czechia with a new exhibition created for the synagogue in Český Krumlov.
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