Find out what’s happening in Prague in February. Valentine’s Day run, film festival, concerts, food and drink festivals, events for families with children, and much more. Enjoy!
1. Matějská Fair
2. Valentine’s Day Run
3. Carnival Feast at Kubáň
4. Věčná naděje Music Festival
5. Malá inventura Festival
6. Valentine’s Evening at the Botanical Garden
7. Japanese Film Festival
8. Náplavka Farmers’ Market
9. Czech–Slovak Ball
10. Pork Feast
11. Things to do in Prague with kids
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The largest traditional fair in the Czech Republic, Matějská Fair, returns from February to April 2026 at the Prague Exhibition Grounds in Holešovice. Dozens of attractions, carousels, and fairground rides promise entertainment for children, adults, and adrenaline lovers alike.
The sporty and romantic Valentine’s Run, scheduled for February 14, 2026, in Prague, offers an unconventional way to celebrate Valentine’s Day. Participants can join individually, as couples, or with friends and enjoy moving through the city in a friendly, non-competitive atmosphere.
A colorful parade of masks and folk festivities will be brought by the Masopust Feast at Kubáň, held on February 14, 2026, at Kubánské Square in Prague 10. The event combines a traditional carnival procession, music, and regional food specialties in a lively urban setting.
Věčná naděje Music Festival 2026, taking place from February to November 2026 at prestigious venues in Prague and its surroundings, offers concerts with strong historical and human depth. The program commemorates composers connected to World War II and carries a powerful message of humanity.
Between February 19 and 28, 2026, Prague will become a hub of contemporary theatre thanks to the Malá inventura Festival 2026, staged across 16 different Prague venues. The festival presents bold premieres of new, experimental, and interdisciplinary theatre.
Romance in an exotic setting will be offered by the Valentine’s Evening at the Botanical Garden, taking place on February 13 and 14, 2026, in the Fata Morgana greenhouse at the Prague Botanical Garden in Troja. The evening tour is designed exclusively for couples and includes wine and a themed guided commentary.
Fans of Asian cinema will enjoy the Japanese Film Festival, held from February 8 to 14, 2026, in Prague cinemas. The program features a selection of contemporary and classic films that introduce Japanese culture, aesthetics, and social themes.
The popular Náplavka Farmers’ Market, held regularly on weekends throughout the year at Náplavka in Prague 2, is a meeting place for lovers of quality food. Visitors can find local products, seasonal ingredients, and street food.
A festive atmosphere will be offered by the Czech–Slovak Ball 2026, taking place on February 7, 2026, at the Municipal House in Prague. This prestigious social event highlights the shared history of both nations and connects culture, music, and classic ballroom tradition.
The traditional Pork Feast taking place on February 7, 2026, at Prague Louka in Smíchov (Prague 5) will turn the banks of the Vltava River into a place filled with the aromas of Czech cuisine. Traditional pork specialties, beer, and an outdoor setting create an ideal winter program for families and groups of friends.
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