The Ungelt Theatre celebrated its thirtieth anniversary this year, and for this occasion, it fulfilled a long-held dream – its own café. The Ungelt Theatre Café was quietly opened on December 13, 2025, simultaneously with the Czech premiere of Foreign Stories. The café is located directly above the basement theatre hall, in a 14th-century building, with an entrance from Štupartská Street. You can access it not only directly from the street but it is also connected to the theatre's foyer. It is open daily from 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM and welcomes not only the audience but also passersby!

The Aviation Museum in Kunovice, located in the Uherské Hradiště region, can now boast a uniquely looking aircraft. It is the historic C-11 plane, which has been transformed almost beyond recognition after a two-year in-depth renovation. "We restored it to the appearance it had when it flew at the end of its military career in the 1960s, specifically as an acrobatic special," says museum director Martin Hrabec about the green machine with distinctive red stripes.

In Smíchov, just a few minutes from the center, stands a house that has been welcoming guests for over 310 years. The U Váhy inn is not just another tourist stop in the center – it is a true Prague inn with a family story, honest Czech cuisine, and an atmosphere that makes even a foreigner feel like a regular.

Friday the thirteenth – a lucky day for the silver gibbons at Prague Zoo. Last December, the experienced female Alang Alang gave birth to her fourth offspring. The energetic nature of the male, now named Bayu by the keepers, is reflected in his name, which means "wind" in Indonesian. The curious and playful young male stands out for his fearlessness and is training in the typical brachiation for gibbons. The first offspring of this endangered species was born at the Prague Zoo ten years ago, marking the first addition of its kind in the Czech Republic.

The West Bohemian Gallery in Pilsen is opening an exhibition of the prominent solo artist of contemporary Czech art, the Pilsen artist Vladivoj Kotyza (*1943). The exhibition at the Masné krámy presents a cross-section of his painting and drawing work from the 1960s to the present, with a primary focus on his current creations. The centerpiece of the exhibition is a large set of five canvases titled Attempt at a Portrait of a Spruce. The exhibition VLADIVOJ KOTYZA: REVEALING THE WORLD, which aims to showcase Kotyza's extraordinary work and place it in the context of contemporary Czech art, is open from June 25 to September 28, 2025.

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