What’s happening in Prague in March? Discover with us the best events, places and activities in Prague. Film festivals, concerts, food and drink festivals, events for families with children, exhibitions and much more. Enjoy!
1. Spring Dyzajn market
2. Festival of Delicate Flavours
3. Polívkování at Smichovská Náplavka
4. Holiday World & Region World 2025 Fairs
5. One World Film Festival
6. Festival of the hardened spectator
7. KniŽižkov for children
8. Brain Week 2025
9. Žižkov Night 2025
10. Fujikina Prague 2025
The Spring Dyzajn Market takes place on March 8–9, 2025, in front of the Industrial Palace at Prague Exhibition Grounds. Discover original creations from 200 designers – fashion, jewelry, natural cosmetics, ceramics, and more handmade treasures. Enjoy delicious food, specialty coffee, and craft beer. Free entry!
The Festival of Delicate Flavors takes place on March 16, 2025, at the New Town Hall in Prague. Embark on a gourmet journey around the world with Mexican, Peruvian, Indonesian, Sicilian, and Middle Eastern specialties. Delicacies from France, Austria, Argentina, and the USA will also be featured. Enjoy meat, vegetarian, and vegan dishes in the historic setting of the hall and its courtyard. Come and savor unique flavors and an unforgettable atmosphere!
The Spring Soup Festival 2025 at Smíchovská Náplavka takes place on March 8 from 11:00 to 18:00. Enjoy a variety of soups, from classic Czech recipes to exotic specialties like Vietnamese pho, Malaysian laksa, and Japanese ramen. Vegetarians can indulge in creamy vegetable and legume-based soups. Fresh bread, desserts, and street food will also be available. Come and experience a day full of flavors and great atmosphere!
The Holiday World & Region World 2025 travel trade fairs will take place from March 14 to 16 at PVA Expo Prague in Letňany. The 33rd edition will showcase global destinations and Czech and Slovak tourism highlights. This year’s partner country is Slovenia, and the partner region is Brno and South Moravia. The event offers travel inspiration, expert presentations, consultations, and a rich accompanying program. A new addition is the For Bikes fair, focusing on cycling tourism.
The One World Human Rights Film Festival 2025 will take place from March 12 to 20 in Prague, followed by screenings in other Czech cities. Organized by People in Need, the festival will present documentary and fiction films addressing pressing social issues. This year’s program focuses on Slovakia’s political landscape, the war in Ukraine, the impact of modern technology, and global human rights challenges. The festival also features discussions with directors, experts, and activists.
The Festival of the hardened spectator 2025 will take place from March 3 to 9 at Kino Aero, offering a week of bizarre cinematic experiences, cult B-movies, horror flicks, and absurd action films. In addition to screenings, visitors can enjoy live dubbing, themed lectures, film bingo, and interactive shows. This festival is perfect for fans of camp, kitsch, and extreme film entertainment.
KniŽižkov for children will take place on March 8, 2025, at KC Vozovna, offering a diverse program for young readers. The event combines literature with theater, art workshops, and a book market featuring renowned publishers. Children can enjoy a puppet show inspired by Czech fairy tales, creative workshops, and a book swap where they can exchange read books for new ones.
Brain Week 2025 will take place from March 10 to 16, offering the latest insights into neuroscience. As part of the global Brain Awareness Week campaign, the event is organized by the Czech Academy of Sciences and is free for the public. The program includes lectures, discussions, and interactive presentations covering brain function, neuroplasticity, Alzheimer’s disease, artificial intelligence in neurology, and more. The festival will be held at the Czech Academy of Sciences in Prague 1.
Žižkovská Noc 2025 will take place on March 21–22, bringing a two-day multi-genre festival to Prague’s Žižkov district. Over 200 bands and DJs will perform across 20+ venues, covering a wide range of genres. The festival also features theater performances, author readings, and stand-up acts, all in an inclusive and open-minded atmosphere. While Žižkov remains the festival’s main hub, the program will extend to the legendary Cross Club in Holešovice. The venues are within walking distance, allowing visitors to experience multiple shows in one night.
Fujikina Prague 2025 is a prestigious photography festival taking place on March 22–23, 2025, at the Fantova Building of Prague’s Main Railway Station. Visitors can enjoy exhibitions, workshops, live photography demonstrations, interactive lectures, and the latest technological innovations. The program also features an exclusive exhibition by Magnum Photos. The festival is open to all photography enthusiasts, not just Fujifilm camera owners.
Photo by Valeria Semenova (Prague’s bridges)
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