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Prague Weekend Guide: 13–15 November Events and Highlights

This weekend's top picks include The Hardkiss + support: FELIN on Friday, a rare chance to catch the Ukrainian rock band live; Leftfield on Saturday, bringing their electronic sound to Roxy; and Vražda v salónním coupé (Murder in the Salon Car) on Sunday, a classic comic detective play at the Žižkovské divadlo Járy Cimrmana.

Friday, 13 November

The Hardkiss + support: FELIN

Friday 13 November, 18:00 · Lucerna Music Bar · 890 CZK. Catch the Ukrainian rock band live as they tour ahead of a new album promising a bolder, darker sound. Organiser's website

Kmotry

Friday 13 November, 19:45 · Kampus Hybernská · 120 CZK. A quiet, nostalgic documentary about two widowed friends in a Carpathian village, perfect for a reflective Friday evening. Tickets and details

Skeler: NIGHTFALL tour

Friday 13 November, 20:00 · MeetFactory · 625 CZK. The Australian producer behind the "wave" movement brings his euphoric, bass-heavy sound to MeetFactory. Tickets and details

Saturday, 14 November

O umění zblízka: Kresby a plastiky Zbyňka Sekala

Saturday 14 November, 11:00 · Veletržní palác · 50–120 CZK. Join an art historian for a close look at the drawings and sculptures of this distinctive 20th-century Czech artist. Organiser's website

Cirkusová noc: Cirkusové hřiště (Circus Playground for kids and parents)

Saturday 14 November, 15:00 · KD Mlejn · 50–100 CZK. Kids and parents can freely try circus skills like silks, trapeze, unicycles and juggling at their own pace. Tickets and details

Henych666: český křest alba (Czech album launch)

Saturday 14 November, 17:00 · Futurum Music Bar · 599 CZK. A heavy-hitting album launch night bringing together Henych666 with German guests SDI and other acts. Organiser's website

Leftfield

Saturday 14 November, 21:00 · Roxy · 895 CZK. A legendary name in electronic music takes over one of Prague's most iconic club venues for one night only. Tickets and details

Sunday, 15 November

Rodinný workshop: Co mi leží v břiše? (What's Weighing on Me? family workshop)

Sunday 15 November, 10:00 · Kunsthalle Praha · 250 CZK. A hands-on family workshop where kids explore their fears through cutting, folding and scratching instead of drawing. Tickets and details

Vražda v salónním coupé (Murder in the Salon Car)

Sunday 15 November, 19:00 · Žižkovské divadlo Járy Cimrmana · 450–1000 CZK. A witty detective comedy aboard an international express train, a beloved staple of Czech theatre humour. Organiser's website

Exhibitions and festivals all weekend

Festival Alternativa 2026

Runs until 14 November · various venues across Prague · 250–1100 CZK. This experimental music festival spans genres and generations, with a rare Prague return by the artist Grouper among its highlights. Tickets and details

PINKBUS Festival

Runs until 14 November · Venuše ve Švehlovce · 1090–4000 CZK. A queer art festival blending theatre, dance, drag, music and performance to open a new season of contemporary queer culture. Tickets and details

ART*VR: Festival virtuální reality a imerzního umění

Runs until 15 November · DOX Centrum současného umění · 100–1100 CZK. Explore cutting-edge virtual and augmented reality art, from immersive films to live VR performances. Organiser's website

Good to know

Check start times and ticket availability on the linked page before you go, and buy tickets in advance for popular evening events.

Metro and trams are the easiest way to get around the city; the metro runs until around midnight, after which night trams and night buses take over. Check connections in the PID Lítačka app or on Google Maps.

At churches, palaces and galleries, entry may close earlier than the event itself, so arrive 15–20 minutes early to be safe.

That's our pick of the weekend, come back on Thursday for a fresh list of things to do in Prague.

By the Around Prague newsroom

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