One of the best ways to beat Prague's bone-numbing winter chill is to stay indoors, but that doesn't mean spending the season at home. The city's long-standing entertainment venues keep audiences warm while offering a vibrant lineup of music, comedy, and live performances from international artists.

Winter is also an ideal time to discover new cultural favorites and follow emerging talent into the warmer months. From viral comedy acts to acclaimed global musicians, Prague’s entertainment scene remains active and exciting even during the coldest part of the year. Here are five hot-ticket events taking place in the coming weeks.

Irish sketch trio Foil Arms & Hog bring their new show Skittish to Prague, promising a night filled with observational humor, character-driven sketches, and audience interaction. The group, made up of Sean Finegan, Conor McKenna, and Sean Flanagan, has gained massive popularity online for their sharp, improvised comedy and relatable performances.

Chicago-born artist Saba will perform at Rock Café, blending hip-hop with soulful beats and introspective storytelling. Known for his collaborations with artists like Chance the Rapper and J. Cole, Saba’s live show offers a powerful mix of lyricism and emotion from his latest releases.

Singer-songwriter Michael Marcagi returns to Prague with his stripped-back and melodic style. After gaining viral success with Scared to Start and touring with The Lumineers, his performance at Palác Akropolis focuses on intimate storytelling and emotional depth rather than spectacle.

London-based band The Last Dinner Party will bring their theatrical art-rock sound to Forum Karlín. Following the release of their second album From the Pyre, the group continues to attract international attention with dramatic performances, ornate harmonies, and darker, more expressive musical themes.

Rounding out the list is Thundercat, the Grammy-winning bassist and composer known for his genre-blending mix of jazz, funk, and soul. Performing at Roxy, Thundercat’s return to Prague promises energetic bass lines and a dynamic live experience shaped by collaborations with artists like Kendrick Lamar and Childish Gambino.

From comedy and hip-hop to indie rock and funk, Prague’s winter lineup proves that the city offers plenty of cultural warmth, even when temperatures drop outside.