Czech Radio unveils year-end program, honoring Havel and Lustig
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- Czech Radio unveiled its program lineup for the remainder of the year, featuring tributes and new series.
- Listeners can anticipate a month dedicated to Václav Havel, a tribute to Hana Zagorová, and programs marking Arnošt Lustig's birth anniversary.
- Czech Radio will also present new audio series for all ages and engage with audiences at major festivals like Colours of Ostrava.
Czech Radio has announced its programming schedule for the rest of the year, promising a diverse range of content for its listeners. The public broadcaster plans a special month dedicated to the late Czech president and playwright Václav Havel, exploring his life and legacy.
In addition to the Havel tribute, the station will honor the memory of beloved singer Hana Zagorová. The schedule also includes programs commemorating the birth anniversary of acclaimed writer Arnošt Lustig, further enriching the cultural offerings.
Listeners can look forward to new audio series tailored for both children and adults. Czech Radio also confirmed its presence at prominent cultural events, including the Colours of Ostrava festival, the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival, and the Summer Film School, providing opportunities for direct engagement with the public.
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Originally published by iDNES in Czech. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.
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