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29th: Tuesday Korean-Japanese Food Celebration at Lucerna starting at 17:00. Ticket is 200kc incl. Welcome drink. Can’t travel to Asia? Then let at least part of Asia come to you! This cross-cultural cuisine takeover will take place at Lucerna, with offerings from kim-chi to sushi, offering an immersive getaway from our European confines. Explore what they have to offer tomorrow and mesmerize your palette with some new and traditional Asian cuisine. 30th: Wednesday Classical Performance from the Czech National Symphony Orchestra They’re historical – they’re grandiose – they’re classical. The Czech National Symphony Orchestra has proven that nothing can keep them from picking up their violin bows and preparing their instruments for a show, even COVID-19. They’ve played throughout theRead more.

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When I first moved to Prague in the Spring of 1995, we were hard pressed for decent headlining acts. Nick Cave, The Rolling Stones, and Moloko were all memorable events from that era, but disposable income was scarce, and you had to either be well off, or know someone, to even think about getting in. Well, the times have certainly changed, and Prague is now a regular central European stop on any decent mainstream promoters radar. Part of it is the fact that locals now have that spending power punch, and the venues have evolved to host the Pop worlds varied needs. You’ll be super lucky to catch a premiere act in Lucerna or the Archa theatre as capacity isRead more.