Find out what’s happening this month in Prague. Eventland brings you the best events, places to visit and things to do in Prague in June. Enjoy!
1. Cider Festival Prague
2. Bubble Wine Fest Prague
3. Prague is Alive with Music
4. Can’t Run Away form Colors
5. MINT Market Prague
6. Vegan Feast Prague
7. Apetit picnic Prague
8. Prague Ice Cream Festival
9. Festival of Embassies Food and Culture
10. Oktagon Judgement Day
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From June 6 to 8, 2025, Prague’s Holešovice district will host the Cider Festival – a weekend celebration of craft cider, fresh juices, and artisanal soft drinks. Visitors can sample dozens of products from both established brands and small producers, with a special focus on Polish ciders this year. The festival features a family-friendly program with music, DJs, workshops, and kids’ activities. The event takes place outdoors near Cross Club, just a short walk from the Nádraží Holešovice metro station.
On Saturday, June 7, 2025, the picturesque vineyard of Svatováclavská vinice near Prague Castle will host the Bubble Wine Fest – a celebration of sparkling wines from around the world. Expect a wide selection including Champagne, Cava, Prosecco, Crémant, Franciacorta, and Czech sekt, paired with gourmet food and live music. The event runs from 12 PM to 8 PM. Tickets cost 200 CZK in advance or 250 CZK at the door (including a tasting glass). Drinks and food are purchased using a token system.
The street art festival Prague Lives with Music will enliven the streets of Prague on June 6–7, 2025. Over twenty locations across the city will host performances by musicians of various genres, theater artists, slammers, and performers. The festival promotes the idea that art belongs in public spaces and is accessible to everyone. Entry is free, with voluntary donations encouraged.
The most colorful run and festival of joy, Colors Won’t Escape You, will take place on June 21, 2025, in Park u Čeňku, Prague 14. Participants pass through five vibrant color zones, enjoying a day full of music, fun, and contests for all ages. A shorter route is available for children. The event focuses on fun and shared experiences rather than competition. Entry fees start at 599 CZK.
On June 22, 2025, the summer edition of the MINT Market design fair will take place on Rašínovo nábřeží in Prague 2. More than 130 creators and brands will present original fashion, jewelry, decorations, cosmetics, and delicacies. Each product carries a personal story and carefully selected materials. The market is a great place to support local designers in a beautiful riverside setting. Entry is free, and pets are welcome.
The Vegan Feast festival will be held on June 21, 2025, in Central Park Pankrác. Visitors can enjoy a wide selection of plant-based dishes and eco-friendly products, along with lectures on sustainability. The event welcomes everyone interested in vegan cuisine and lifestyle. It is free of charge and takes place rain or shine.
The Apetit Piknik gastronomic festival takes place on June 14, 2025, in the English park Grébovka. It brings together chefs, farmers, food lovers, and visitors to enjoy Czech and exotic specialties from over 120 carefully curated stalls. The event features cooking shows, mini cooking classes, live music, and a children’s area. It offers a friendly atmosphere and delicious experiences for the whole family.
The largest ice cream festival in Central Europe will be held on June 21–22, 2025, at Výstaviště Prague. This two-day celebration features a wide variety of ice creams, from classic gelato to vegan and organic options. The festival is family-friendly and offers a rich program including contests and tastings. Visitors can enjoy great food, summer vibes, and fun for all ages.
On Saturday, June 7, 2025, one of the largest international street food festivals in the Czech Republic takes place at Vítězné náměstí in Prague. Dozens of countries will showcase traditional dishes, drinks, music, and dance, with authentic specialties prepared by embassies, consulates, and renowned chefs. The festival also includes a local market with fresh produce. It offers a unique chance to experience world cultures in one day.
On June 14, 2025, Prague’s Fortuna Arena will host a historic MMA showdown – the third and final fight between Czech star Karlos Vémola and Slovak champion Attila Végh. After Végh’s first-round KO victory in 2019 and Vémola’s dramatic redemption win in 2024, the rivalry stands tied at 1:1. Now comes the decisive “Judgement Day,” the final chapter of this iconic trilogy, promising an electrifying open-air event and a legendary night for OKTAGON fans.
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