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Prague Travel Writer ‐ Krystina Svobodova

Winter has officially moved in and it is not going anywhere for a while. You therefore might as well enjoy the good things that come with it - the walks in the parks with fallen and crunchy leaves, hot wine from the Old Town markets, and maybe even first sprinklings of snow! Also if you fancy a spot of dancing to keep you warm, there are always plenty of options for you in Prague.

Erasure - November 15, 2011

Who wouldn’t like to go back in time to the late eighties and early nineties to enjoy the classic sounds of A Little Respect and Always? British synthpop duo Erasure are coming to the Prague Incheba Arena on their tour - supporting the new album Tomorrow’s World. When it’s cold outside, there is no where better to be. Tickets are 830 CZK and available through Ticketpro.

Czech Press Photo - From November 16, 2011

Czech Press Photo is a competition of photo journalists living in the Czech Republic and Slovakia, and their photos depicting the events of the last year - both home, and abroad. There are a number of categories such as News, Sport, Portrait, Everyday Life, Art and more. The competition is followed by an exhibition at the Cross Hall, the Knights’ Hall and the Romano-Gothic cellars of the Old Town Hall. Entrance is 100 CZK or 60 CZK for students.

Jamie Woon - November 18, 2011

The new British wonder, singer Jamie Woon is bringing his R&B, groove-based sound to Prague for the first time. He came fourth in the BBC’s Sound of 2011 poll and received critcal acclaim for the single - Night Air. Prague audiences will have the chance to see him live at the MeetFactory on November 18. Tickets are 445 CZK and available though Ticketpro.

The Wombats - November 27, 2011

These indie Liverpudlians are coming to Prague on a tour to promote their new album - This Modern Glitch. Come along and listen to their ultimate dancefloor filler - Let’s Dance to Joy Division and their many other sing-along tunes. The venue is Lucerna Music Bar and tickets are 665 CZK - available through Ticketpro.

- Kristýna Svobodová