RADIO 202 – Live broadcast
As part of the opening of Fotograf Zone Festival, we’re joining forces with community @radio202prague, which will move its regular live broadcast to the Human Lab at Tyršův dům for the evening. The Human Lab will be open to the public from 2 PM, with artists from Fotograf Zone Festival and other guests joining the live broadcast throughout the afternoon and evening. The broadcast will continue until 10 PM, followed by the festival afterparty.
RADIO 202
For the third year running, you can tune in to RADIO 202, a student-run radio station that originally began as a diploma project at UMPRUM in Prague, within the Studio of Graphic Design and New Media. From the very beginning, the project has been driven by students—and now graduates—of the studio.
RADIO 202 was created in response to the absence of university radio stations on the Czech scene. Since its inception, it has aimed to create a platform and a space where emerging creators can regularly meet and connect with more established and experienced colleagues. The entire project remains in the hands of the students, evolving and growing with every broadcast.
RADIO 202 broadcasts from Prague every Thursday from 2 to 10 pm. In addition to these broadcasts from its academic home base, RADIO 202 occasionally moves to other locations. In 2025, special broadcasts took place at venues including Čistírna 1906, PageFive, Holešovická Šachta, ALEXMONHART, 25.2rpm, and Ostrava Kamera Oko.
Info
Date | 1 October 2026, 14:00-22:00
Venue | Tyrš the Human Lab, Kampa
Address | Nosticova 2a, 118 00 Malá Strana, Prague 1 (Tyršův dům tram stop)
Entry | Free
English friendly | Yes
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