We usually discuss and arrange details in whatsapp – if you would like to join please message Lydia Titterington or email Pragie Literary Calendar contact@pragueliterarycalendar.com, and we can send you […]
V dubnu vystoupí se svým příspěvkem v rámci cyklu Staročeský dýchánek Eyal Poleg (Queen Mary University of London). Přednášku v angličtině můžete vyslechnout 7. 4. 2026 od 17 hodin v […]
The theme for our next meeting is Redundancy. We will meet and discuss the poems below together: Email: contact@pragueliterarycalendar.com Facebook: Post to this event page. Submissions will be shared on […]
Hi readers 😃 📖 The next book club meeting and another new book 😃 And we will keep the new meeting place!The Book: The Song of Achilles by Madeline MillerMeeting […]
To discuss Safekeep!
What is The Art Talks? A fresh, informal series of gatherings for anyone interested in art and art history—from curious beginners to passionate artists, students, and cultural explorers. Each session […]
At Hebrew University in 1990, Havel made the bold claim that, “I sometimes feel I’m the only one who really understands Kafka.” Where do these two minds meet and where […]
Open political discussion group in Prague – come and participate!Theme: The rise of the far right in Latin America; Why does it keep gaining consensus and captivating public opinion? Why do popular sectors, which have historically identified with the left, now see these leaders as an option?In Czechia, the far right (SPD and Motoristé) already […]
Narrated by the cosmopolitan Rodrigo S.M., this brief, strange, and haunting tale is the story of Macabéa, one of life’s unfortunates. Living in the slums of Rio de Janeiro and […]
Reading together in silence, in a cozy library.
Join us at Globe Bookstore and Cafe in Prague for the European Book Tour: Forty Letters to Women in War!PRAGUE – During the European Book Tour 2026 of Van Loon’s […]
Who are We and Who Are We Not? Complications and Contradictions of Polish, Slovak, and Czech National NarrativesAre dominant Polish narratives still stuck in a noble imaginary that represses the […]
