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Národní zemědělské muzeum Praha
Date:
12/12/2025 - 31/12/2025
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The exhibition will introduce visitors to the process of photosynthesis at several levels.
The exhibition will introduce visitors to the process of photosynthesis at several levels – as a photochemical reaction, as one of the main processes shaping the appearance of our planet, and as one of the fundamental conditions for life (source of oxygen, food, etc.), and it will also illuminate its influence on human culture. Visitors will be able to explore the entire process through engaging large-scale installations with many interactive elements, models, and unique collection items. Thanks to this modern approach, it will appeal to all age groups of visitors, including schoolchildren, youth, and adults. The exhibition is divided into five thematic areas, which will gradually guide the visitor from basic concepts through the process of oxygen production and its crucial impact on our planet to models of artificial photosynthesis for alternative crop cultivation or experimental use as a renewable resource. Visitors will first find themselves in a stylized model of a chloroplast, which is the central passage element of the entire circuit. There, they will become acquainted with the basic concepts necessary for understanding the process of photosynthesis. In the next section, for example, models of photobioreactors controlled by artificial intelligence will be on display, a modern alternative for crop cultivation. In the section titled "Tree of Life," there will be a space for rest and reflection on the acquired information, and in the "Cinema of the Future," visitors will have the opportunity to supplement or review some knowledge. The exhibition includes educational and lecturing programs for groups of students from primary school levels I and II, as well as workshops for families with children in the museum's premises. The exhibition is accompanied by a free cycle of lectures for the public. The exhibition is held under the patronage of the Minister of Agriculture Marek Výborný, the Minister of Culture Martin Baxa, the Chairwoman of the Academy of Sciences Eva Zažímalová, and the Ministry of the Environment. The expert partner of the exhibition is the Faculty of Horticulture at Mendel University in Brno.
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Ambiente in Holešovice Market opens three new establishments.
In Prague's Holešovice Market, in Halls 27 and 28, a branch of the Myšák pastry shop, the Skô restaurant by Slovak chef Tomáš Valkovič, and a new location of the Naše maso butcher shop have opened. The businesses are connected by a shared courtyard where guests can enjoy food throughout the day. The courtyard was designed by AP Atelier, the renowned architect Josef Pleskot, whose team also designed the interiors of Naše maso and Skô in Holešovice. The design of the new Myšák branch was created by Tereza Froňková.
SPARTAFEST announces a new feature: it will welcome fans at the iconic Spartan location – at Letná Plain.
SPARTAFEST will symbolically and physically move to Letenská plain in 2026, a place that has been associated with Sparta, its history, emotions, and community for generations. The new edition of the unique sports and music festival SPARTAFEST will take place here on May 22 and 23, 2026.
FOR OLD MOBILE TO ZOO PRAGUE
Prague Zoo has prepared a special event for schoolchildren during the autumn holidays. Every child under 15 who hands in their old mobile phone for recycling at the main entrance will gain entry to the zoo on Friday, January 30, for just one koruna. The mining of rare metals like niobium and tantalum, which are key for mobile phone production, contributes to the deforestation of Central African rainforests. By recycling them, the pressure on local inhabitants – including pangolins, elephants, and gorillas – is reduced. Additionally, the Prague gorillas will have a special program on Friday.
Gift for the 30th anniversary of Ungelt Theatre: Café Hein The interior of the new café was designed by the award-winning film architect Jan Vlček.
The Ungelt Theatre celebrated its 30th anniversary this year and fulfilled a long-held dream for this jubilee – its own café called Café Hein. The unique interior of the café was designed by film architect Jan Vlček. With his original vision, he developed the atmosphere of the space, which is located directly above the basement theater hall, in a 14th-century building, with an entrance from Štupartská Street. Café Hein in the center of Prague is open daily from 9 AM to 9 PM.
Hurvínek is celebrating 100 years this year – birthday gifts will delight both young and old audiences.
100 years and still in the best shape! Hurvínek, who has entertained several generations of children and parents with his antics, will celebrate a grand anniversary on May 2nd. However, Hurvínek's year is already kicking off now – and promises a program packed with fun, adventure, and surprises. There are plans for 5 premieres accompanied by a new poster series and a number of other birthday gifts. The biggest gift will be the reconstructed Spejbl and Hurvínek Theatre, which is gradually opening to visitors and will offer them a modern, comfortable setting for shared experiences.
EARL SWEATSHIRT: LIVE LAUGH LOVE
Intimate rap, emphasis on detail, and an album that seeks joy in the little things. Earl Sweatshirt will arrive in Prague for the first time and will present his new album Live Laugh Love live at the Roxy club.