What to do in Prague in August? Find out what’s happening in Prague this month. Discover the best events today, activities, concerts, and festivals in Prague in August. Enjoy!
1. Summer Grébovka
2. NeverMore 68
3. Prosecco Fest Prague
4. Prague Harley Days
5. Prague Pride Festival
6. Soul Union Festival
7. QUEENIE in Prague
8. Festival of new circus
9. Prague Gothic Treffen
10. Magical Fountain Show
11. Things to do in Prague with kids
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From August 4 to 29, the Grotta in Havlíčkovy sady will transform into a magical open-air stage. Letní Grébovka with Divadlo MA presents six unique productions – from musical experiments and original plays to international projects. Enjoy 19 evenings under the stars in the charming atmosphere of this Neo-Renaissance landmark, with refreshments available in the Grébovka wine cellar or Pavilon restaurant. A perfect cultural outing for a summer evening in Prague!
The unique festival NeverMore 68 returns to Výstaviště in Holešovice, exactly 57 years after the August 1968 occupation. On Thursday, August 21, you can expect an afternoon and evening filled with discussions, concerts, exhibitions, and live testimonies. Meet historians, eyewitnesses, and journalists, explore topics of freedom and democracy, and enjoy documentary screenings and musical performances.
Say farewell to summer in style! On August 30, the St. Wenceslas Vineyard at Prague Castle will turn into a slice of Italy. Prosecco Fest features a selection of the finest prosecco from the Veneto region, including the popular Prosecco Rosé DOC. Enjoy an elegant day of tasting, sunshine, sparkling refreshment, and one of the best views in Prague.
The end of August will roar with engines and American style. Prague Harley Days returns full throttle on August 29–30, featuring thousands of motorcycles, the legendary city parade, live concerts, contests, kids’ zones, and the unmistakable spirit of biker culture. Whether you ride or just admire the chrome, this is a two-day celebration of freedom, passion, and life on two wheels.
For the 15th time, Prague’s streets will shine with color, respect, and freedom. Prague Pride 2025 explores the theme “Where Is My Home?” and opens a conversation about identity, belonging, and safety. Enjoy a packed program of debates, films, concerts, workshops, and of course, the legendary rainbow parade. More than a celebration, it’s a call for equality, tolerance, and human rights for all.
Soul Union invites you to a full day of movement, healing, and connection. On August 16, the beautiful space of Gabriel Loci will host yoga, meditation, dance, rituals, lectures, and concerts. Proceeds go entirely to support child psychiatric clinics in the Czech Republic. Heal yourself and help others – all in one beautiful, high-vibration day.
On August 6, Prague will echo with “We Will Rock You” like never before. The world-renowned Queen tribute band Queenie performs under the stars at Křižík Fountain. Expect an electrifying night of perfectly executed hits and showmanship worthy of Freddie Mercury himself.
From August 13 to 31, Letná Park will become a magical world of acrobatics, lights, and storytelling. The 22nd edition of Letní Letná brings the best of new circus to Prague – from fiery myth-inspired shows to dreamy visual theatre. With galashows, workshops, children’s programs, and dreamy performances for all ages, this isn’t just a festival – it’s a summer escape into imagination.
The 20th anniversary of Prague Gothic Treffen will be held on August 29-30, 2025, at the Fuchs2 club on Štvanice Island. This largest gothic festival in Central Europe features genres like post-punk, goth rock, darkwave, dark electro, and industrial, attracting fans from across Europe. The event runs on two stages with renowned bands and artists, and is celebrated for its unique atmosphere and strong community spirit. A traditional gothic picnic is also part of the festival.
The Magical Fountain 2025 returns to Prague’s Křižík Fountain with a dazzling fusion of fire, water, light, and electricity. Created by the internationally acclaimed group Pyroterra, this multimedia show tells the story of Czech inventor František Křižík through modern circus, projections, and Tesla coil music. A breathtaking spectacle where art meets science in a high-voltage celebration.
Photo Vrtbovska garden by wphotocz
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