Prague
Štvanice is an island on the Vltava river in Prague, connected to both banks by footbridges. It is home to the historic Štvanice ice stadium, one of the oldest in the Czech Republic, as well as tennis courts. The island also serves as a park and a venue for cultural and sporting events.
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An interactive exhibition by the Forman Brothers Theatre on Štvanice Island combines puppets, mechanisms, and magical scenery in a playful world of imagination. Designed for children aged 4 and up, with an average visit time of 45–60 minutes.
(22 days)
An annual showcase of theatre, circus, and music on Štvanice Island featuring productions by the Forman Brothers Theatre and international guests. Entry to the grounds and the interactive Imaginarium exhibition is free.
(2 days)
Respect Festival Open Air brings world music from Africa, Asia, and the Middle East to Štvanice Island. The three-day programme features authentic traditions and contemporary fusions with legendary and newly discovered artists.
(3 days)
The 16th edition of an independent alternative music festival on Štvanice Island in Prague. A three-day programme combining an outdoor stage and evening events in allied clubs, with a focus on experimental music and inclusivity.
An interactive performance about the personalities of musical instruments and their hidden stories, with admission to the Imaginarium exhibition included.
Sound returns with a full-day open-air festival on Štvanice island, featuring modern rave and techno with progressive touches, followed by a night-time club programme.
(2 days)
A new Electroclash club night with three stages on Strelecký Island, headlined by The Hacker, featuring Prague debuts from Leona Jacewska and other electronic music stars.