It's not every day you get to see how a city changes, is it? This weekend Prague's transport company is offering you the chance to dive deep into the new metro D line and walk through the tunnels they're excavating under our feet.
Italian composer and musician Ludovico Einaudi will make audiences swoon later this month as he hosts two concerts of his own music.
An evening of Irish dancing jigs its way to Prague (and other Czech cities). It's not the sort of thing we see regularly but perhaps it is possible to have too much of a good thing, isn't it?
Prague's annual Night of the Museums has returned after a hiatus. Sixty museums, art galleries and cultural locations will welcome visitors next Saturday night.
R&B, soul and funk will hit Bohemia when Kool & the Gang perform at the O2 this month. Their songs are familiar toe-tapping favourites, so expect a packed audience.
Hollywood legend John Malkovich takes to the theatre in Prague this weekend in an enigmatic work at Divadlo Hybernia.
They're a quartet who have redefined what classical music should sound, or look, like. It's been some time since they last were in Prague, and there's tickets left in almost every price range.
My favourite annual food festival is back! Scheduled around Bastille day, the community of French food importers get together to offer food, wine and cheese accompanied by music and events. It's open from 10:00 to 21:00 every day (20:00 on Sunday when the wine runs out!)
Jazz Dock's year-long "Jazz from four continents" is a real commitment to showcasing live jazz from all over the world. The German Julian Hesse quartet mixes musicians from Europe and the US, as well as all the musical influences that implies. They'll deliver jazz on the waterfront in Prague next month.
I've taken many delightful walking tours of Prague. I'm always interested in how tour guides position themselves in what is admittedly a crowded market. French-born resident Avril Huck has chosen a feminist perspective on Czech (and Prague) history as her USP.
For those of you who haven't abandoned the city for a summer's break, there's a treat coming up on Saturday. Dozens of Czech castles and chateaus will be open after dark with events, tours and music. Things vary depending on the location but the wide list of participating venues (link in CZ) means you've got
When discovered, the fossilised remains of Lucy changed our understanding of human evolution. We used to think that an increase in brain size led to walking upright and "being human", but Lucy showed it's the other way round - walking upright led to an increase in our brains. Her remains are touring Europe for the first time and they started right here in Prague.