Prague Kolache Festival
1st Saturday in May- May 1, 2010
Prague, Oklahoma
P.O.Box 7, Prague, OK ~ Phone -
(405) 567-4866 ~ Fax (405) 567-3496

Theme: Prague - Your Czech Point


Official Centennial Event


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Vitame Vas Do Praha!
Welcome to Prague

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Kolache Festival Cookbook Now Available

The 50th Anniversary Kolache Festival Cookbook, “Cooking Czech,” has arrived. The committee collected Czech recipes and historical information from previous festival cookbooks, the WFLA/ZCBJ Lodge, local Czech families, and former festival queens and compiled them into a beautiful hardcover keepsake cookbook.

These one-of-a-kind cookbooks are on sale now for $12. They may be purchased at C&A Cleaners, Beacon’s, and the Prague Historical Museum. The cookbooks will also be available at the Kolache Festival on May 1. Call Maxine Kingsbury at
405-567-4866 for additional information or mail your order to the Kolache Festival, P.O. Box 7, Prague, OK 74864.

2010 Royalty

2010 Queen
Emily Aaron

2010 Junior Queen
Samantha Pratka

2010 Princess
Julie Brydon

2010 Prince
Will Capron

Every first Saturday in May, the citizens of Prague welcome people from around the world to join them in celebrating the rich Czech culture that played a vital role in the city's founding. The Kolache Festival offers dance, song, food, crafts, a parade, carnival rides, and royalty. The festival symbolizes the warmth and fellowship of the Bohemian people. We are proud of the heritage we celebrate and invite you to this wonderful celebration.

Visit our local businesses, eat your fill of Kolaches - our famous Czech dessert, a sweet roll with fruit center - and Klobasneks, and get to know our town and townspeople. Check out the Entertainment Grandstand located on Main Street at the City Park. There will be Czech music playing there all afternoon by the band Czech & Then Some from Ennis, Texas. The Arts & Crafts Show located in the parking lot along Main Street behind BancFirst. The exciting carnival, the food booths, and the parade. Make sure you stay for the Concerts and Street Dancing starting at 7:00 pm. You won't want to miss the Chicken Dance - always a highlight of the evening.

 


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