What to do this weekend in Prague: Best events for Aug. 29–31

Ready to step into a house like no other? '6+kk: A House at Summer’s End' by Attic Collective transforms Studio Alta’s garden into an immersive, walk-through art installation on Sunday from 2 p.m. to 9 p.m.. As you explore, you'll encounter rooms that spark play and imagination, from a bathroom with water guns and a dreamlike bedroom to a quirky "real estate office" full of snail shells. With creative workshops for kids, spirited discussions for adults, and even horror-storytime by the pool at dusk, this event invites you to co-create your own vision of home and wonder, and is English-friendly.

Wrap up summer Nordic-style with a cozy Scandinavian garden party in Prague 6. Dig into authentic Norwegian waffles, slice into rich brunost with a vintage cheese plane, and dive into book readings and quirky games like Finnish mölky, all organized by the Scandinavian House.

This Sunday, the terrace of Petřín Gardens turns into a dreamlike open-air stage with breathtaking sunset views over Prague Castle. Sip on French wines and indulge in delicacies like beef tartare with truffles, oysters, and tapas while international DJs Sebastian Paiza, Tatomed, and Samantha Paul (CO) set the vibe with deep, infectious beats.

Immerse yourself in a musical evening with the Lieder Society’s 'Beethoven & Šostakovič in Musical Dialogue' at Atrium Žižkov on Saturday. This chamber concert brings together a moving homage to Šostakovič on the 50th anniversary of his passing with pieces by Beethoven.

Dive into the vibrant world of Middle Eastern and North African cinema at the Al Qamar Film Festival, lighting up Edison Filmhub this weekend. Enjoy a curated lineup of films, from Palme d’Or winner 'It Was Just an Accident' and politically charged hits by Jafar Panâhi to the Czech premiere of' Eagles of the Republic,' all screened with English subtitles and followed by engaging Q&As and discussions. Feast your mind and palate at the Moonlight Markets, offering traditional Levantine dishes by Aleb Kitchen & Bar, handmade sweets from Baghdad’s Sandra’s Cakes Soso, and stunning Persian art and jewelry curated by Anar Persian Art.

Start your engines; Prague Harley Days roars back this weekend at Výstaviště Holešovice, celebrating its 13th year in blazing style. Expect an electrifying blend of thunderous motorcycle parades, a dazzling custom bike show, and heart-pounding FMX stunts. Food lovers can dive into the Smoke & Fire Food Fest, feasting on American-style BBQ classics, think ribs, burgers, mac ’n’ cheese, and cheering on grill-master cook-offs and burger-eating contests.

Local clubs and activity groups will be on hand at this family-friendly event to showcase sports, leisure opportunities, and enrollment options for the coming school year, perfect for kids eager to explore new passion, Meanwhile, the festive atmosphere will be alive with entertainment such as face painting, trampolines, a climbing wall, and mouthwatering treats from the food stalls.

Curious minds of all ages can peek behind the scenes of their favorite TV shows this weekend. Explore two immersive guided tours through the main building of Czech Television, including TV studios, set design, costumes, and even a police car or two, and a sneak preview into the newsroom in the Zpravodajství building. It's part backstage pass, part family festival.