FALL — Festival of Arts, Literature & Learning

FALL — Festival of Arts, Literature & Learning takes place in Prague from Thursday, 1 October 2026 to Sunday, 4 October 2026. The festival is presented across two sites: DOX Centre for Contemporary Art and the Gulliver Airship. Classified under arts culture, the event is described in the verified summary as a literature, art and learning festival at DOX and the Gulliver Airship. Organiser information in the supplied facts is listed as "October 2026 verified editorial batch." According to the verified schedule provided, the festival period begins in Prague on Thursday, 1 October 2026 at 00:00 and concludes on Sunday, 4 October 2026 at 23:59. Programming is stated to take place at DOX Centre for Contemporary Art and at the Gulliver Airship; beyond that, the supplied facts do not specify particular sessions, speakers, exhibitions or ticketing details. Visitors should note the exact start and end dates and plan around the full multi-day window rather than assuming single-day activities. Practical planning advice: confirm individual programme items, ticketing, accessibility and any site-specific requirements directly with the festival organiser or the venues before travelling. The verified source for this event is the festival page on DOX’s website; use the organiser’s or DOX’s official channels to obtain up-to-date schedules, booking links and visitor information. The supplied facts do not include language, price or audience details, so those essentials should be checked with the official organiser if they matter for your visit. This listing is strictly based on the verified facts supplied: title, dates, venues, category and organiser. If you are planning to attend FALL — Festival of Arts, Literature & Learning, allow time for travel between DOX and the Gulliver Airship and check the official festival page for final timings and any last-minute changes. For the most current, authoritative information about programme line-ups, tickets and on-site services, consult DOX and the festival organiser directly before making arrangements.