Prague events » May 2008:

An exhibition at the National Museum in Wenceslas Square traces the spread of mankind, from Africa to all corners of the Earth, and then onto the Moon. The settlement and origination of the great cultures of the world is explored. Exhibits are gathered from various departments of the National Museum, supplemented by items from other museums in Bohemia and Moravia. From the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum in Washington there is an astronaut's foot gaiter and pressure helmet for walking on the Moon.

Khamoro displays the most important aspects of Roma culture. Artists gather from around the world to take part in traditional music, classical music, gypsy jazz, films, theatre, literature, dance, painting, photographs, expert workshops and more.

The World’s Leading Dance Event.
White dress code and minimum age 18 years required to enter the event!

Prague is famous for opera and classical concerts. The city boasts three magnificent opera houses, several concert halls and an array of beautiful churches. Choose from an extensive repertoire of opera, ballet & classical concerts, but as ticket prices are very reasonable, performances often sell out well in advance.

Prague theatre is typically Czech in nature. Marionette Theatre (Puppet Theatre) enjoys a long tradition in Prague, whereas Black Light Theatre & Laterna Magika are an ever evolving mix of ballet, animated film, illusions, puppets and actors. Shows are highly visual and appeal to adults and children of all nationalities.