VERTICAL VILNIUS
VERTICAL VILNIUS is a mountain running competition held at the Liepkalnis hills in Vilnius, offering a unique perspective of the city's terrain. The event features multiple race distances designed to challenge participants...
A short list of festivals and cultural events active this weekend in Lithuania.
VERTICAL VILNIUS is a mountain running competition held at the Liepkalnis hills in Vilnius, offering a unique perspective of the city's terrain. The event features multiple race distances designed to challenge participants...
A major celebration of Polish heritage in Lithuania, the Jan Gabriel Mincewicz Polish Culture Festival “Polish Flowers” features traditional song and dance performances. Held in the capital city of Vilnius, the event...
The Plant Festival is a weekend event held in Vilnius, Lithuania, at the Compensa Concert Hall. It offers a diverse range of houseplants, pots, accessories, and plant care products for enthusiasts and...
An exhibition titled "Vėra: Between Reality and the Frame" presents the interwar photographic legacy of Veronika Šleivytė. Hosted at the Beatričė’s House of the Vilnius City Museum, the exhibition explores the boundaries...
The “Bobų Vasara” Art and Vintage Fair is held from September 25–27 at Tymo Market in Vilnius. This unique event, described as the first space of its kind in the city, combines...
The Meno niša gallery in Vilnius hosts "The Code: I Am," a solo exhibition by Lithuanian artists Algirdas and Remigijus Gataveckas. Opening on August 27, 2026, and running through October 3, 2026,...
The Vilnius Shalom Festival 2026 is the third international Jewish music and culture festival, scheduled to take place in Vilnius, Lithuania, from September 13 to October 7, 2026. The festival offers a...
Exhibition “Book Dragon. A Fantastic Story About the Beauty of Books” explores the history and craftsmanship of books, including materials, printing, illustration, and binding. The exhibition is held in Vilnius and features...
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