The Czech Republic's largest children's festival features live music, bouncy castles, pony rides, face painting, trampolines and dozens of other attractions for the whole family.
The inaugural SoběPunk festival brings together Czech punk rock bands including the legendary Houba and South Bohemian stalwarts Cela pro Klárku for a summer celebration.
A family festival filled with fairy-tale characters, princesses, and knightly duels at Slavkov Castle. Enjoy performances by popular children's entertainers and a special Magic zone for direct contact with the cast.
A sports festival combining an obstacle course, Movement Festival with 30+ clubs, and an evening music programme. Perfect for families and active participants.
(2 days)
The 28th edition of the oldest beer festival in the Krkonoše Mountains takes place on Vrchlabí's main square. Morning is free, afternoon brings live music, local beers, grilled specialities and a family park for children.
A one-day outdoor festival for dog lovers and active travellers. The programme offers lectures and discussions about travelling with dogs, suitable for both beginners and experienced participants.
Four-day music festival with international line-up at the historic Fortress Josefov.
Fourth edition of a rock festival with eight bands ranging from hard rock to metal. A charity event with free parking and camping.
A full-day country and folk music festival in Opava-Vávrovice featuring live music, refreshments, and a friendly atmosphere. Perfect for fans of traditional country sound.
One-day open-air rock festival featuring five bands on a single stage with top-quality sound and effects. Part of the touring Rock In festival that visits dozens of cities across the Czech Republic annually.
(2 days)
Electronic dance event at Mikulov Castle featuring drum & bass music. Open-air programme from 17:00 to 22:00 in the courtyard, followed by an afterparty in the castle hall until 05:00.
A mini-festival with four bands performing on a football pitch. Your ticket includes a tent pitch and breakfast, plus food and drinks on site.
Multi-day exhibitions and festivals still on today.
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A traditional event that opens visitors to the wine cellars of Velké Bílovice, the Czech Republic's largest winemaking village. Each week, 4–6 wineries welcome guests for tastings of at least 8 wines directly with the owner for 250 CZK per person.
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A multi-sensory summer festival celebrating Baroque culture across the Plzeň Region with music, architecture, theatre, crafts, and cycling routes at dozens of historic sites.
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Seasonal cycle buses with bicycle transport connect the most beautiful destinations in Český Ráj – from rock formations and castles to mountain huts. Eight color-coded routes operate on weekends and holidays from April through September.
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The inaugural Jižní Svéráz festival turns the entire South Bohemian region into an open stage. From May through September, dozens of theatrical productions take place in unexpected venues – from ponds and galleries to cemeteries.
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The Golden Ticket to Panelka 2026 gives you access to all cultural events at the venue throughout the year – from theatre through summer cinema to concerts and parties at this award-winning family establishment.
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The international Mahler Jihlava – Music of Thousands festival celebrates the life and work of composer Gustav Mahler through concerts, theatrical performances, and lectures at sites connected to his childhood and youth.
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The Rockin summer music festival returns in 2026 with limited-edition tickets at discounted prices. The full lineup will be announced soon.
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An international festival on Prague's rooftops and viewpoints featuring music, culture, and unique experiences above the city.
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The 14th season of the music cycle "Art Walks" unfolds across historic Prague venues. Concerts at Troja Castle, St. Michael's Church, St. James Monastery, and the Vlašská Chapel.
(77 days)
The Summer in the Centre festival returns to Černá louka with concerts, theatre, open-air cinema and more in an outdoor setting from June to August.
(92 days)
The jubilee 10th Wine Trail around Bolevák on June 13 features wine tastings, a forest park walk, and evening music. Each ticket includes a commemorative glass, wine catalogue, and pen.
(89 days)
The Summer Stage at Museum Kampa presents theatre productions, music concerts, and new shows in the museum's pleasant outdoor setting.
(91 days)
An international music festival featuring concerts predominantly in churches and historic sacred buildings. The programme showcases symphonic, operatic, oratorio, and chamber music performed by Czech and international musicians.
(70 days)
The popular summer concert series Prague Open Air returns with music across three stages in Prague. The festival programme runs from mid-June through September.
(60 days)
The fifteenth season of the summer theatre festival on the roof of Galerie Harfa in Prague features performances throughout the summer months.
(64 days)
The fifteenth international organ festival at St. Vitus Cathedral features world-class organists and the debut of the cathedral's new organ, with ten concert evenings from June 30 to September 1.
(44 days)
A prestigious chamber music festival returns to multiple venues across South Bohemia with a rich programme of classical music.
(22 days)
A month-long festival at Kladruby Monastery featuring cultural programming and summer atmosphere.
(15 days)
Summer festival of three concerts on the castle courtyard in Moravské Budějovice featuring Jiří Pavlica, Václav Noid Bárta and Tomáš Klus. Tickets from 890 CZK, subscription for all three concerts 2,400 CZK.
(7 days)
The largest LGBTQ+ festival in the Czech Republic featuring a diverse programme of concerts, discussions, and a celebratory parade. A celebration of diversity and inclusion in the heart of Prague.
(26 days)
Seven years running, Divadlo MA's Summer Grébovka festival brings six theatrical productions to a neo-Renaissance grotto in Prague's Havlíček Gardens throughout August.
(4 days)
The 29th edition of the extreme music festival at Fortress Josefov with over 150 bands. Headliners include Body Count, Periphery, Primus, Wardruna and Cradle of Filth.
(3 days)
Pop Messe is a multi-genre festival showcasing contemporary popular, electronic, rap, and indie music. The sixth edition features international stars like Oklou, Overmono, and Einstürzende Neubauten alongside Czech and Slovak artists.
(4 days)
Pop Messe 2026 is a music festival at Velodrom in Brno on August 6, 2026.
(4 days)
Maraton hubdy Brno 2026 is a full-day music festival in Brno with a diverse programme.
(3 days)
The 20th anniversary edition of this multi-genre festival runs 6–8 August in the grounds of a Baroque castle, offering music, theatre, films, workshops and a children's programme in an open-air setting.
(4 days)
A four-day open-air music festival at Dobříš Castle featuring live performances from noon to midnight. Organized by the town of Dobříš and the Subiton agency.
(4 days)
The eleventh edition of this international multi-genre music festival spans four days across 24 venues in central Brno. The programme includes jazz, world music, folk, rock and classical music, featuring Czech premieres and prominent domestic artists.
(4 days)
Multi-genre festival ProART in Slavonice offers diverse programming throughout the day.
(2 days)
A summer music festival at historic Veveří Castle featuring top Czech and Slovak performers, with castle tours included in the ticket price.
(2 days)
Two-day rock festival with beer celebrations in nature. The programme features bands like Škwor, Harlej, Desmod and others, with a tent village and extensive beer zone in the area.
(2 days)
The sixth edition of a two-day punk festival in Chrudim featuring ten bands and the traditional atmosphere of an open-air cinema in the city centre.
(2 days)
The seventh edition of a music minifestival in the heart of the Novohrad Mountains, featuring concerts of various genres, entertainment, and traditional cottage cuisine.