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poslouchej.net
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česko-německý fond
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Nizozemí
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švédsko
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KJJ
toi toi
TKF
yornet
PRAŽSKÉ SLUŽBY
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Roland CZ
RENTAL
Windguru

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News

UNITED ISLANDS GOT PRAGUE GOING AND DANCING!

28. 06. 2011

UNITED ISLANDS GOT PRAGUE GOING AND DANCING!

The eighth edition of United Islands, an international music festival on the islands of the Vltava in Prague’s historical downtown from 23 to 25 June, ended yesterday. Over 40,000 visitors arrived, making 2011 the most successful edition in history. The nine stages of the festival hosted more than 150 bands from over 20 countries. Before the event began, the organizers claimed that this year’s United Islands would be the freest, largest, and most varied in history. With weekend over, they may justly say they have completed the mission.  Více


Take the Tram to United Islands Club Night!

22. 06. 2011

Take the Tram to United Islands Club Night!

Thursday, 23 June, on the eve of United Islands, Prague’s largest open-air music festival, opens Club Night to offer all visitors concerts of young Czech bands across all music styles. Twenty clubs of Prague will host concerts by more than 60 bands, DJs, and various forms of music projects. All concerts, like the festival itself, are admission-free. If you are interested in Czech music scene, you have a unique opportunity to see as much as six concerts in three different clubs in a single evening. Tramway lines 5, 9, and 12 provide full-scale coverage of Club Night to relieve you of worries about travelling from one club to another.  Více


22. 06. 2011

The Freest Festival Opens in Prague within a Few Hours!

Only a couple of hours remain until the beginning of the United Islands festival; the eighth edition of the event is held this weekend, 23 – 25 June. Its spirit ranks the festival among the freest events of its kind not only in the Czech Republic. There are no fences in the festival, admission is voluntary, and the dramaturgy allows both famous and emerging bands to perform for thousands of visitors. We are bringing you several tips for each day of concerts and other events you definitely should not miss. Více


20. 06. 2011

“BE MY PARTNER!” UNITED ISLANDS FESTIVAL INVITES ITS VISITORS

This year, too, the organizers of the United Islands music festival continue their effort to engage the spectators to sponsor their favorite event. The festival, like in its previous editions, does not have a traditional admission fee; however, the visitors may purchase a Partner Pass and become individual partners of the event, supporting it with a symbolic one hundred crowns. The Partner Pass will be available in all clubs participating in the Club Night on 23 June, and in the Open Air part of the event, 24-25 June.  Více


Interview with Audio Bullys!

14. 06. 2011

Interview with Audio Bullys!

Audio Bullys are headliner of United Islands 2011 and at the same time it will be their premiere performance in Czech Republic. Here is hort interview with them!  Více


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What they said about us

"The degree of openness and presentation of the varied European culture has appealed to us in such a manner that we have included the United Islands festival in the official culture program of the presidency."

Alexandr Vondra, Deputy Prime Minister of the Czech Republic for European Affairs

14. 5. 2009

...However, there are several reasons why Prague needs a festival like the United Islands. Thanks to the sponsors, and to the resulting dramaturgy, unbound by the need to attract moneyed audiences to spend vast sums of funds on the tickets, the organizers have had the possibility to invite artists whose trip to Czechia would otherwise hardly see to make the ends meet. The festival renders the city more attractive to visitors from abroad and from other Czech locations as well. What is more, the event might propel some deep-pocketed, culture-hungry population of Prague to leave the couch potato routine behind, even if for a short time. The sight of pram-pushing families and children jumping to the "ethno rhythms", or seeing pensioners foot-tapping the tune from the jazz stage indeed must be a satisfaction for the organizers... ...The general notion has it that admission-free events really are not worth much. However, in the case of most artists invited to the United Islands, no impression could be worse. One could say that, having seen the tip column, the general public ought to believe that the dramaturgists of the United Islands have fared well.

Tomáš S. Polívka, Týden.cz

9. 4. 2009

“Many a European capital is trying to offer its citizens, as well as its visitors, a culture event that the public can access freely. The city of Prague bears exceptional prerequisites for this purpose; that is why we have subscribed to the tradition of supporting the United Islands festival, as it allows everyone to have a great time and enjoy the hospitality of the nation's capital."

Pavel Bém, Lord Mayor of the City of Prague:

27. 4. 2009

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