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Venues for some popular events had to be changed due to the flood. United Islands is also looking for another location.

¨The festival will celebrate its 10th anniversary on 21st and 22nd June. The festivities will take place on the islands as well as the parks, orchards, and gardens.

Hybernia Theatre will be ringing with the sound of African music and glowing with colourful costumes. An atmosphere of Ugandan celebration comes to Prague for the very first time on 17th April with the Aba Taano group. With a diverse programme, humour, enthusiasm and improvisation they will leave no-one impassive.

The Koruna Palace invites everyone to the Koruna arcade in the lower part of the Wenceslas Square to partake of the music festival called Hudba V Koruně (Music in Koruna) every Thursday starting on 28th March 2013.

Former Support Lesbiens members with the front-man Kryštof Michal are going to have their first official gig as Portless on 24th April in the Lucerna Music Bar.

On 7th April at 5 p.m., the players of the eminent orchestra with children in the audience will set off on an adventure across the continents. In eighty minutes, the children will get acquainted with musical productions of individual countries.

This year’s Easter holiday at the St. Salvator Church is going to present an unusual project to commemorate the famous French composer François Couperin (1668–1773), who died 240 years ago.

A musical recital with the subtitle “Songs of Art Nouveau” is the continuation of an open concert series, the programme of which aims to present both important and less well known works of classical vocal repertoire, from the Middle Ages to the present day, and will take place in several concert venues in the Capital City.

Prague Chamber Ballet has a brand new performance on its programme. A fairy-tale story for children called “Who is the most powerful in the world?”