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Jama is known for throwing a great party, and this year’s themed event SCARY MOVIE is bound to be one to remember. Jama has a great lineup for the evening including a welcome drink from Smirnoff and JWBlack, DJ, ice luge shots, hostesses, beer pong, a raffle and plenty of drink specials. And, don’t forget the all-important best costume contest! With this year’s theme being SCARY MOVIE, it’s easy to come up with a few horrifying ideas. Jason? Freddie? Ghost face? Pennywise? The options are endless and certain to fill the room with terrifying characters. Friday, November 1 Party gets started at 6pm Get ready for lots of treats and only a few tricks. See you at Jama! On Facebook:Read more.

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Painted by beloved master artist Alphonse Mucha between the years 1910 and 1928, the 20 canvas cycle depicting the mythology of Czech and Slavic peoples is yet to find a permanent home. However, a recent debate of the subject let to Prague politicians lending the famous works to Moravský Krumlov for the next five years. Mayor of Prague Zdeněk Hřib, along with the painter’s grandson and the mayor of Moravský Krumlov, lobbied the city council for three hours, urging the cycle return to Moravský Krumlov until a permanent and appropriate solution be found. Housing the Epic has been a debate since the painter first gifted the cycle to Prague. The cycle was housed in the Moravian-Krumlov castle since the 1950s,Read more.

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Since the appearance of ramen on the Prague food scene, it has become somewhat of a rage. There have been a number of ramen bars to open in the past few years, each drawing on individual flavors to create authentic, yet unique, ramen dishes. The newest kid on the block, Taiko, offers their own take on the traditional Japanese street food with delicious results. The first thing that really strikes you about Taiko (a word that can translate to a drum, high-priest, or even the color pink) is the decor. Both the upstairs and downstairs dining rooms have classic Japanese lanterns running the length of the room, accented by beautiful hand painted silk cherry blossoms. There is a feeling ofRead more.