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Czech scouts bring a flame lit in Bethlehem to every corner of the country on 19 December. In Prague you can carry it home from churches and other collection points until Christmas Eve, so bring a lantern.
From 11 to 13 December 2026 the Prague City Gallery and Signal Festival fill Troja Château and its gardens with contemporary light installations for the feast of St Lucy. Entry is free.
On Saturday 21 November 2026 more than 200 krampus devils from Czech and Austrian troupes parade with fire, bells and chains in front of the restored Industrial Palace at Výstaviště. There is a gentler family show in the afternoon and a full night show after dark.
Masopust is the Czech carnival that ends on Shrove Tuesday, 9 February 2027, with masked parades, pork feasts and doughnuts. Prague's neighbourhood parades, led by Žižkov, set their dates in the new year.
Around All Saints' and All Souls' Day, Czechs light candles on family graves, and Prague's cemeteries glow after dark. In 2026 city cemeteries stay open until 19:00 from 31 October to 2 November.
On 28 October the Czech Republic marks the founding of Czechoslovakia in 1918. In 2026 the Senate and the Chamber of Deputies open their doors free, the National Gallery's permanent collections are free, and large shops close.
The National Gallery Prague marks 500 years since the Habsburgs took the Bohemian throne with an exhibition on Queen Anne Jagiellon, at the Wallenstein Riding School until 28 March 2027.
The Prague Radio Symphony Orchestra opens 2027 with a Baroque and Classical programme under Václav Luks at the Rudolfinum on 2 January, broadcast live on Czech Radio Vltava.
Jakub Jan Ryba's Czech Christmas Mass is the piece every Czech knows from childhood. Here is where to hear it in Prague in December 2026, including Matěj Forman's puppet staging in the Municipal House.
Five piano recitals in the Dvořák Hall of the Rudolfinum from 3 to 9 November 2026, opening with Evgeny Kissin and Sir András Schiff on two pianos and closing with Grigory Sokolov.
















