Czech towns host weekend festivals and activities in early July

A wide range of cultural and recreational events are scheduled across the Czech Republic for the weekend of 3‑6 July 2026. In the Kutná Hora area, attractions include the opening of a new fire‑engine station in Chotuscích, a Czech organ festival featuring Vladimír Roubal, a theatre performance with actor Jaroslav Dušek in Sázava, a travel lecture on Costa Rican wildlife, a summer‑cinema screening in Zruč, a no‑handball tournament in Starkoč, a medieval market at Český Šternberk, children’s festivities at Mitrov and Žleby, a harmonica gathering in Roztěže, a concert by Civilní Obrana in Čáslav, and a fair in Třebešice. In the Olomouc region, highlights include the traditional Jízda králů horse‑parade in Doloplazy, the final edition of the Levandulový festival in Bezděkov‑u‑Úsova, historic reenactments and archery at Šternberk castle, a medieval fair at Brníčko, a rock festival in Dřevohostice, and the Helfštýn fair with crafts and workshops. All events are open to the public, with many offering free entry, while others charge modest fees for specific programmes.