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Czechia
Explore Czech culture in the DMV through the Czech & Slovak Heritage Association of Maryland, which hosts traditional festivals featuring Czech-style food, music, and dance in Sykesville, MD. The Embassy of the Czech Republic in Washington, D.C. also presents chamber concerts, film screenings, and art exhibitions that highlight Czech heritage. Additionally, local language and cultural groups provide opportunities to preserve traditions and connect with the Czech community.
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Embassy
Embassy of Czechia
3900 Spring of Freedom St NW, Washington, DC 20008
What to See:
Visit the Embassy of Czechia to view art exhibitions featuring Czech artists, including paintings, photography, and design works that celebrate the country’s rich cultural heritage and contemporary creativity.
Additionally:
The embassy hosts cultural events, music performances, film screenings, and receptions that showcase Czech traditions, literature, and cuisine, offering an immersive experience of Czech culture.
Tip:
Check the embassy’s website or social media before visiting, as exhibitions and events are often temporary and may require RSVPs or special access.
CultURAL cENTERS
Sokol Washington (Czech-Slovak Organization / Community)
Information:
Sokol Washington is a community-based organization dedicated to promoting Czech and Slovak culture, heritage, and physical fitness. Part of the larger international Sokol movement, the organization offers programs in gymnastics, dance, cultural events, and language activities for all ages. Members and visitors can enjoy traditional celebrations, performances, and community gatherings that celebrate the rich cultural traditions of the Czech and Slovak peoples.
Tip:
Visit https://www.sokolwashington.org/community/czech-and-slovak-community-metro-dc/ for activity information.
Czech & Slovak Heritage Association of Maryland (CSHA)
6680 Sykesville Road,
Sykesville, MD
Information:
Connects Czech and Slovak families and educators across the region, offering language classes for adults and children. It also serves as a helpful resource for information on Czech-language Masses and community chaplains in the Baltimore area.
Czech Food in the DMV
La Bohemia Bakery
5540 Wilkins Ct,
North Bethesda, MD 20852
Type: European artisan bakery with Czech‑influenced pastries and breads
Website: Labohemiabakery.com
Highlights: Specializes in Czech-inspired baked goods, showcasing the rich flavors of Central Europe with freshly baked breads, cottage-cheese-style pastries, koláče-inspired treats, and honey cakes. Savory options include quiches and European-style sandwiches, all crafted with high-quality, natural ingredients. The bakery highlights authentic Czech techniques and flavors, making it a go-to destination for experiencing Central European culinary heritage in the DMV.
European Delight
1488 Rockville Pike,
Rockville, MD 20852
Type: Eastern European grocery store specializing in imported foods, including Czech and other Central European products.
Website: www.facebook.com/europeandeligh/
Highlights: Wide selection of Czech and Central European groceries, including smoked sausages, kolaches, pastries, cheeses, and pickled vegetables. Shoppers can find authentic ingredients for Czech recipes or enjoy ready-to-eat treats that showcase the flavors of Central Europe, making it a go-to spot for Czech cuisine in the DMV.