Apple Harvest
Fotograf Zone Festival and Prague City Gallery invite visitors to take part in a shared apple harvest in the orchards of Troja Château. On selected festival days, visitors can come and pick apples from the local orchard and spend time in the gardens, which are usually perceived primarily as part of a cultural heritage site. In connection with this year’s festival theme, Wild Kin, we see the apple harvest as a small celebration of sharing, seasonality, and the mindful use of natural resources—and as a reminder that our relationships with places and landscapes are also formed through ordinary, everyday activities.
Prague City Gallery is one of the leading galleries in the Czech Republic, with an exhibition programme focused primarily on modern and contemporary art. It collects, preserves, and professionally manages the art collections of the City of Prague. GHMP currently presents exhibitions across seven venues: the House at the Stone Bell, the Municipal Library – 2nd Floor, Colloredo-Mansfeld Palace, the House of Photography, Bílek Villa, Troja Château, and the František Bílek House in Chýnov.
The Art for the City programme focuses primarily on the placement of artworks in public space. Since 2020, the programme has also expanded to include temporary installations and artistic interventions. These projects are organised and realised through Prague City Gallery.
Info
Lecture | 4 October 2026, 11:00 am, Vojtěch Ptáček
Dates | 4–7 October 2026
Venue | Troja Château Gardens
Address | U Trojského zámku 1, Troja, Prague 7
Jablkobraní is free and open to the public daily from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm in the gardens of Troja Château.
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