The Karlovy Vary International Film Festival, thanks to the continued support of the PPF Foundation, is further expanding its program for film professionals. It creates new opportunities for networking, presenting upcoming projects, and discussing key challenges in the current audiovisual environment. The Film Industry program is divided into two complementary parts – Cinematic Focus and Screen Focus – which respond to the changing needs of audiovisual professionals in Central Europe. This year's Industry Days will once again take place in the space of the Imperial Baths, from Sunday, July 5, to Wednesday, July 8.

The popular series of open-air concerts "Music in the Vineyards" has just completed a highly successful season, but the organizers are already announcing news for 2026. The seventh edition of the event will offer a record 69 concerts, the most in its history. Along with this, there will be an expanded range of performing artists and two brand new locations, of course linked to wine. The stage will feature annual favorites such as David Koller, Queenie, Čechomor, the duo Krhut & Kozub, Wohnout, Tros Discotequos, No Name, and many others. Additionally, Marie Rottrová, Olympic, Kateřina Marie Tichá, Kollárovci, and Tata Bojs will make their premieres in the vineyards.

The 5th edition of the open-air festival Prague 420 will take place for the first time in a new date and for the first time in a two-day format, on the weekend of June 6-7 at Prague Louka near the Velká Chuchle racetrack. Visitors can look forward to the first edition of the festival after legalization, which brings the richest program in the history of the Prague 420 festival. Over 100 exhibiting brands, international headliners such as the founder of the famous Cookies brand - Berner (USA) or General Levy (UK), a powerful Czechoslovak support lineup led by PTK, Loudz1, Pain, Danzhun, Michajlov, Lboy, or H16, a dub stage, and a ton of other concerts and DJ sets.

For the first time since the revolution, visitors can see the complete set of 72 lithographic sheets Documents Décoratifs, created by Alfons Mucha in 1902 in Paris. This exceptional cycle is one of the most important works of European Art Nouveau and represents Mucha's vision of bringing art from galleries into everyday life. The complete cycle of Documents Décoratifs is presented as an extraordinary novelty by the Mucha Museum on Panská Street in Prague.

Boskovice will once again become the venue for a multi-genre festival focused on alternative culture at the beginning of the holidays, connecting the historical environment of the town with contemporary art. The 34th edition of the festival for the Jewish Quarter will take place from July 9 to 12, 2026, offering four days of music, theater, film, performances, visual arts, lectures, interviews, and discussions, including a program for children.

At the festival, which will take over the park of the Bohnice Psychiatric Hospital on May 30 and 31, this year the stalwart of our music scene, Lucie, will perform, a band that has significantly influenced the development of Czech rock music for four decades. In addition to this extraordinary band, a nice number of other music and theater stars have decided to support this meaningful event – and not just artistically. Among them are Divokej Bill, No Name, Xindl X, Marpo, Kateřina Marie Tichá, Martina Pártlová, Adam Mišík, Poletíme?, Michal Hrůza, Tomáš Klus, Spitfire Company, Vosto5, and Lukáš Pavlásek. More than 100 performers will take the stage across 10 festival stages.