September

September is a month for celebrating wine harvests. Grapes are harvested in all of the country’s viticultural regions. You can visit the Znojmo Historical Vintage (13–15 September), the Pálava Vintage in Mikulov (6–8 September), or the Mělník Vintage (20–22 September).

October

In early October, you can discover Prague in a new light. The now-traditional Signal Festival, which offers original light installations and projection mapping on and around historical sights, modern buildings, and lesser-known parts of Prague, will take place from 10 through 13 October.
 
Design enthusiasts will be sure to enjoy the latest edition of the International Design Festival Designblok, the largest show dedicated to design and fashion in Central Europe.
Designblok showcases traditionally the works of designers and manufacturers from the whole Europe; it presents new items of prestigious brands and prototypes of young designers and design studios.

November

This year marks the 30th anniversary of the Velvet Revolution, and celebrations are already planned across Prague for November 17.

1989: Fall of the Iron Curtain (31.5.2019 – 30.11.2019) -  the exhibition in the Summer Palace and the surrounding garden is devoted to the year 1989. Almost 70 Czech, Slovak and several foreign photographers offer their authentic testimony about what happened before 30 years in the time when the countries of the so-called Socialist Bloc began to move towards democracy and freedom.
 
November 1989 in Prague Streets (25.9.2019 – 26.4.2020) Posters, leaflets, photographs and screenings will narrate of what happened in Prague streets in November and December 1989.

Korzo Národní (17.11.2019) - Concerts, theatre performances, exhibitions, authors’ readings, educational events in order to commemorate the events in November 1939 and 1989.

 

In November you can enjoy the magical atmosphere of Christmas markets all over the Czech Republic.

Christmas in Brno (29.11.2019 - 1.1.2020) - Christmas in Brno means Christmas markets and cultural programmes on Liberty Square and throughout Brno – the Cabbage Market, Moravian Square, and Radnická Street. Dozens of sellers offer their handicrafts, various sweet delicacies, pork specialties, hot punch, mead, and other Christmas goodies.

Christmas markets in Prague (30.11.2019 - 6.1.2020) - in 2018, the CNN Names Prague’s Christmas Markets Among World’s Best. And needless to say, they’re right! Come immerse yourself in the holiday atmosphere fragrant with mulled wine and gingerbread, and do a little gift shopping for yourself or your loved ones.