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Expedition of the National Museum | National museum-Prague

Aug 11, 2022–May 31, 2026 (UTC+1)

Prague

Exhibitions

A smaller exhibition in the showcases located in the Eastern hall of the Historical Building presents the expeditions of the National Museum, which are primarily united by a desire for knowledge that overcomes borders. It presents a selection of the most important historical expeditions which demonstrate the institution's long research tradition, up to contemporary expeditions. One of the oldest research trips is reminiscent of A. Frič's expeditions to Banat (1853) and Dalmatia (1856) accompanied by acquired zoological specimens. The challenging nature of the expeditions is exemplified by the entomological expedition to Iran by Praga V3S museum vehicle in the 1970s or, at the time, the pioneering expeditions to the Mapuche area in South America. Current expeditions of the National Museum will take you to diverse corners of the world on almost all continents and unearth the latest scientific and archaeological discoveries made by the researchers. They will explain the importance of cooperation between scientific and museum departments and multidisciplinary approach, which lead to the joint results of the work of a team of experts that examine the topic from different points of view.

Antonín Dvořák in Photographs | National museum-Prague

Apr 29, 2025–Apr 27, 2026 (UTC+1)

Prague

Exhibitions

The exhibition Antonín Dvořák in Photographs presents more than 45 photographs taken by prominent Czech and international photographic studios, as well as amateur photographers, capturing Antonín Dvořák at various stages of his life. The display includes several rarely seen and previously unexhibited photographs of Antonín Dvořák from age 27 to the end of his life. A particularly unique feature is a set of amateur photographs (snapshots) showing Antonín Dvořák enjoying leisure time with his family at their summer residence in Vysoká u Příbramě. Also featured are stereoscopic photographs of the composer with his family taken during their stay in the United States of America.

Prehistoric Adventures of Eduard Štorch | National museum-Prague

Jun 26, 2025–Jun 30, 2026 (UTC+1)

Prague

Exhibitions

This year, the National Museum commemorates 100 years since it took over the archaeological collection of Eduard Štorch. An educator by profession and a popular author of books for children and young people, he was also an avid amateur archaeologist. The exhibition Prehistoric Adventures of Eduard Štorch will introduce you to the unusual connection between Štorch's novels and the authentic archaeological finds that inspired him when writing his works. At the same time, the exhibition presents Eduard Štorch as a progressive personality – a progressive educator, founder of skiing courses, health holidays by the sea and the Children's Farm, an avid amateur archaeologist and collector, and an enthusiastic scout. The exhibition, which interweaves biographical and narrative lines, is divided into five parts: the Stone Age, the Bronze Age, the Iron Age, the Roman Age and the Early Middle Ages. Accompanied by Štorch's books, you can explore the period from the Early Paleolithic, represented by the legendary Mammoth Hunters, to the Early Middle Ages with the Hero Nik. The atmosphere of the exhibition is illustrated by examples of fauna from the time of mammoth hunters, which no longer occur in our territory, such as musk deer, wolverines, luminosa, or a mammoth cub, which has been moved from the National Museum's exhibition Windows to Prehistory especially for this exhibition. You can look forward to exceptional palaeontological and archaeological finds or the original of Štorch's diary. The Paleolithic animal figurines, together with the Venus of Věstonice, are considered to be the first ceramic objects in the world. From the Bronze Age, the needles from Nečín – a find from 1929, which inspired Štorch to write his novel Bronze Treasure, or a faithful anthropological reconstruction of a woman with the richest equipment in the Únětice culture from the burial site in Mikulovice are interesting. Furthermore, you can see the unusual equipment of Štorch's discovery of a Celtic warrior grave from Prague-Hloubětín with a sword and a golden ring, and you will be transported to the times of Marobud, king of the Marcomanni, by the luxury products of Roman workshops. Thanks to audiovisual elements, you can walk through the digital route of the mammoth hunters' wanderings, view a selection of photographs from the Štorch estate and browse through the Chronicle of the Children's Farm or recall the film trilogy by director Jan Schmidt based on Štorch's books in selected excerpts. Especially child visitors will enjoy the backdrop of a Paleolithic cave with a projected fire, a demonstration of the facade of a Neolithic house, a reconstruction of two graves or animals such as wolves, bears and beavers that appear in Eduard Štorch's books. There is also a library. You can also try out your literary and illustration skills right in the exhibition. There is a book in which you can write a short story for a sequel or try to design an illustration in the style of Štorch's books. Anyone can also send their stories and illustration designs to vystava@nm.cz. The best works will be published in the exhibition. The exhibition has been created in cooperation with the Memorial of National Literature, where Štorch's rich literary heritage and photographs are stored.

Oxford Seating Masterclass 2026 | voco Oxford Thames by IHG

Mar 11, 2026 (UTC+0)

Frenstat pod Radhostem

Cultural Experiences

Information Source: Seating Matters | eventbrite

Crown Commercial Service - SME Meet the Buyer Forum Portsmouth - SME LINK | Lakeside North Harbour

Mar 12, 2026 (UTC+0)

Skrychov U Malsic

Conferences

Information Source: Crown Commercial Service | eventbrite

Intirave Reggaeton Birmingham - Launch Party at Rainbow | Sector 57

Mar 13, 2026 (UTC+0)

Driten

Concerts Latin

Information Source: Intirave UK | eventbrite

Miserable Faith 2026「The World Will Be Better²」Europe Tour | MeetFactory

Mar 13, 2026 (UTC+1)

Prague

Concerts

Following their debut UK tour in 2017, the 2024 European circuit, and the 2025 second European tour, Miserable Faith embarks on their third European expedition under the banner "The World Will Be Better²," illuminating even more cities on their touring map. This time, Miserable Faith moves beyond replicating classical narratives reminiscent of church stained glass, transforming instead into modern troubadours. They will explore Europe’s sonic codes—navigating the Kafkaesque labyrinths of Prague, embracing the New Nordic aesthetics of Copenhagen, delving into the eco-utopian visions of Stockholm, and resonating with the spirit of rebel pubs in Dublin. All boundaries of civilization are but temporary walls awaiting dismantlement. Carrying the raw, gritty sounds forged along the banks of the Yellow River, they will harmonize with the wistful longing of the Vltava. Music requires no translation—it will ultimately arrive in the same quadrant, united in the chorus of "The World Will Be Better²."

Developing Person-Centred Pen Portraits | CHAPMAN HOUSE, The Derby Conference Centre Limited

Mar 17, 2026 (UTC+1)

Dolni Tosanovice

Cultural Experiences

Behind every label, diagnosis or EHCP is a child with their own story and person-centred pen portraits are a powerful way to ensure that story is seen, heard and respected. Done well, a pen portrait can provide a clear, accessible summary of who the child is, what matters to them, and how best to support them. Done poorly, or not at all, and they risk reducing children to their challenges rather than recognising their strengths. This live in-person event, presented by SEND Consultant Grace Ingleton, is designed for SEND professionals who want to use pen portraits meaningfully and effectively, ensuring that children and young people remain at the centre of their provision. We’ll explore what makes a good pen portrait, how to co-create them with the child and famil, and how to ensure they actually inform day-to-day practice. In this training, you will learn: The purpose and value of person-centred pen portraits in SEND practice What information to include and what to leave out How to gather the child’s voice in authentic and appropriate ways Strategies for involving parents/carers in the process How to make pen portraits usable for all staff (and not just another document on the system) Examples of effective formats and templates you can adapt for your setting This session will give you the tools to create pen portraits that are not only compliant, but genuinely person-centred and impactful. Tickets are priced to take into account school budgets.     This event is targeted specifically at professionals who work with SEND children. If this is not you, you will not find the content relevant to you and we advise that you do not book on.   Information Source: SEND Training Institute | eventbrite