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What’s happening in Prague this week? February 8th Virtual Yoga Instruction host by New York Road Runners. Tickets are free! It’s time to get out of your chair and start moving – without getting wet in the softly falling snow outside! Join this free yoga class from the comfort of your apartment along with other people popping up virtually from around the world. Whether you’re preparing to improve your running form or are just looking for an easy stretch, this easy-to-join instruction is the “place” to be. February 10th Drawing Chinese Dragons hosted by Ricefield Arts. Tickets are free! Embrace your artistic side with this drawing class in honor of the upcoming Chinese New Year! Learn how to craft theRead more.

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*All events are virtual and free unless otherwise specified November 30th: “Kinder, refugees & host families.” With Sir David Attenborough. In this discussion of engaging world-renowned speakers, most famous for his environmental activism and hit-nature documentaries Sir David Attenborough will be dissecting the refugee crisis throughout the 2nd-quarter of the 20th century. He’ll be focusing on his personal experience, when his parents hosted children in Germany during the Holocaust, Attenborough is joined by the descendent of renouwned Britch Prime Minister Clement Atlee in investigating the humanity of a crisis. December 1st: “Impact Forum: Strength In Numbers” presented by the Constellation Fund. Have you wondered how some countries in the world with the strongest economies still continue to have record-high numbersRead more.

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Monday: 02/11 (Live Virtual Seminar) “Medieval Hygiene” presented by the University of York. Antibiotics – LED Lights – Bacteria. These three things all had the same thing in common during the 1500s. In that they had either not been invented or discovered yet. The Medieval times in Europe boasted a primitive yet ingenious time of medical marvel, where no experiments were left off the table in the name of science and saving a life. Yes, even if it cost a life too. Check out this seminar to learn about just how clean people were hundreds of years ago, and learn why the more religious tended to be generally the more filthy. Tuesday: 03/11 (Live Virtual Conference) Energy Summit 2020 hostedRead more.