Welcome to PraguePrague has always been an European city of culture. A lot of events are held in Prague every day, included many theater or opera performances, classical or modern music concerts, museums or galleries exhibitions, film festivals, interesting meetings and some other special events.Visitors arriving just for a couple of days will probably get lost in the entire schedule of those events. Bellow find the list of some of the most interesting events which are just running or coming in Prague. This list should help you to get oriented. For more information consult any Visitor Center after your arrival. Have a nice stay in Prague, Czech Republic.
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Expo 58City Gallery Prague presents exhibition Brussels Dream with the subtitle Czechoslovak Presence at Expo 58 in Brussels and the Lifestyles of the Early 1960s. You can admire the golden 1960s lifestyles, design, fashion and music there. You will also discover some interesting historical consequences there. Do not miss it!Exhibition is held in Municipal Library at Valentinska 2 from 10am to 6pm daily except Mondays from May 14 till September 21.
Exhibition is open daily from 10am to 6pm from May 28 till September 28.
Exhibition is open daily from 10 am to 6pm, from March 3 till August 31.
Riedel was one of the first Czech artists to realize the significance of French landscape painting for the next artistic developments and trends: his close contact with the second generation of Barbizon painters and his transforming their inspiration into a distinctive expression immensely rich in color represented the first real contact with French landscape Realism for Czech painting. His realistic concept, influenced by the leading representatives of the Barbizon School – C. Corot, Ch. F. Daubigny and J. Dupre – became the basic feature of his work and his expressive form reached their ultimate peak in the artistic interpretation of reality. Along with K. Purkyne, S. H. Pinkas and V. Barvitius, Riedel ranks amongst a significant generation of Czech realistic painters who were the first and the last to be capable of catching up to France due to their orientation to that country. Exhibition is open from 10am to 6pm, daily except Mondays, from February 15 till August 31.
Vaclav Havel was a key figure in the great changes that took place in central and Eastern Europe in the 1990s – the film material captures his work and influence both in his country and internationally. Among the truly unique events captured on film is Bill Clinton's State visit to the Czech Republic in January 1994, including the private part of the visit, when he went to the Reduta jazz club in Prague. Other events are the death of Havel's wife Olga and her funeral in January 1996, the celebration of his 60th birthday in the Archa Theatre, Prague, in October 1996, the forming of the new governments after the elections of 1996, 1998, and 2002, and the preparations for, and course of, the historic 2002 NATO Summit in Prague. Vaclav Havel formulating his position for a statement during the Prague meeting of the International Monetary Fund: I sympathize with opponents of the IMF, and I'm also anti-establishment, but now I represent the country hosting the meeting. Vaclav Havel picks up his first retirement check at the post office.
To commemorate this anniversary the project MOZART PRAGUE 2006 was prepared. A great number of cultural events was held within the regular programme of the individual organizers as well as unique cultural and social projects. Many of culture events last out also this year. Mozart of the 21st century is a musician both classical and modern. His brilliant work comes to life thanks to the perfomance of leading orchestras and soloists from the Czech Republic and abroad. Prague visitors have an opportunity to get to know all Mozart's works connected with Prague and to gain insight into his music. With this comprehensive project of concerts, theatrical performances, exhibitions and social events Prague joins the other European cities that rememberes the anniversary of Mozart's birth and his musical legacy. Discover Mozart in the Estates Theatre, National Theatre or State Opera and get the tickets online.
Enjoy Everyday This Season EventsThere are a lot of events everyday in Prague. Find the schedule in biweekly program Downtown. This program is available free at cinema lobbies, pubs and galleries. Also consult weekly paper Prague Post.Remember Prague is the European center of culture. The best regular performances are listed below. You should not miss to visit State Opera, to listen some classical music concert in Rudolfinum or Municipal House and to see some black light theater performance. By the way the black light theater originated in Prague in 1961 and spread through the whole world.
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