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Cultural and music festivals in Central Europe

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Cultural and musical festivals continue throughout Central Europe during the summer and autumn of 2026. In the Czech Republic, programming includes the 28th annual ‘Folklor bez hranic’ festival in Ostrava and the 29th International Military Music Festival in Olomouc. September programming emphasized culinary and beverage traditions, with wine harvest celebrations in Znojmo, Mělník, Litoměřice, Kuks, and Mikulov. Prague featured the 19th annual Vinobraní festival, while Plzeň celebrated its tenth anniversary Wine Festival. Regional festivities also included St. Wenceslas celebrations in Kutná Hora, Planá nad Lužnicí, and the Králičák ~~region, which hosted a beer festival and floral workshops.~~ region. As October begins, celebrations shift toward ~~beer~~ beer, bread, and ~~diverse musical genres.~~ harvest traditions. In ~~Plzeň, Pilsner Fest runs from October 5 to October 10 to mark~~ the ~~184th anniversary of~~ Czech Republic, the ~~first batch of Pilsner Urquell, featuring a new ‘At One Table’ concept. In Kaplice, a Bierfest was held at a former municipal brewery featuring Habakuk microbrewery products.~~ 3rd annual Oktoberfest in Prostějov featured nine local microbreweries and an unannounced appearance by Prime Minister Andrej Babiš. In ~~the Hranice region,~~ Litice, the ~~Harmonia KDY mixed choir celebrates its 40th anniversary, alongside heavy metal revival performances~~ 2nd Litice Beer Festival showcased craft beers in ~~Zámecký klub. Kolín hosts~~ a ~~benefit concert for~~ renovated barn. Traditional harvest themes also appeared in Bystrzyca with the ~~Karel Výborný Foundation~~ Ecumenical Harvest Festival, which included a homemade bread competition and ~~punk performances~~ ceremonies by ~~SPS~~ the Łączka ensemble. In Poland, the XXIII Warsaw Bread Festival featured sourdough and ~~The Fialky.~~ regional breads, alongside demonstrations of traditional food preparation like baking sękacz. In Slovakia, seasonal events include the 27th annual Dni zelá (Cabbage Days) in ~~Stupava, featuring musical acts like Majk Spirit.~~ Stupava. In Smolenice, the Nočný Medokvas festival is scheduled for October 16 to 18, focusing on honey-based specialties such as mead and honey beer to support the Bee Garden project.

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