Vyhledávání

20.9.2016 —

20.4.2016 —

29.3.2010 —

25.10.2023 — Inovativní, udržitelnější, a především efektivnější řešení odpadového hospodářství v české metropoli - to jsou hlavní cíle projektu Komplexní nástroj pro odpadové hospodářství, který se umístil na prvním místě v již devátém ročníku soutěže Komunální projekt roku 2023. Ocenění v kategorii Odpadové hospodářství převzala náměstkyně primátora pro oblast životního prostředí a klimatického plánu Jana Komrsková. Projekt je společně realizován pražskou městskou společností Operátor ICT (OICT) a odborem ochrany prostředí Magistrátu hl. m. Prahy.

2.5.2019 — Velká Chuchle Racecourse in Prague has prepared an attractive novelty for its visitors. After a few decades, show jumping is making its comeback here. The first event will take place on Friday, the 3rd of May, and admission is free!

14.1.2019 — Until the end of February, you can visit an exhibition about the history of 'Czecho-Slovakian' music in Popmuseum, a museum and archive of popular music. The country of Czechoslovakia existed under different names from the Declaration of Independence on the 28th October 1918 to its peaceful dissolution on the 1st of January 1993. However, the music scenes of the two countries stayed closely linked even after the common republic ceased to exist and that is why the exhibition rightly celebrates the hundred years of this 'musical relationship' of Czech and Slovaks. A permanent exhibition is located in the Cultural Centre Kaštan in Břevnov, featuring musical instruments, particularly electric guitars of Czechoslovak production and selected keyboard instruments used in former Czechoslovakia. Furthermore, there is an archive of sheet music and recordings that is available to researchers.

23.2.2019 — As part of the Jazz Meets World Festival, Enver İzmaylov, master guitar player, will perform on the 26th of February 2019 in the club 'U Staré paní'. İzmaylov is renowned for his unique playing technique and instrument tuning. He is of Tartar origin and was born in 1955 in Fergana, in the former Uzbek Soviet Socialist Republic, to a Crimean-Tatar family. His family was deported to Uzbekistan from Crimea, where the guitarist returned in 1989.

1.6.2010 — tisková zpráva