Your recipe can become an official part of Lithuanian history: a special campaign is announced
Turn your grandmother’s, father’s, or great-grandparents’ notebook recipe into a protected national cultural heritage.
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Žeimelis church revived: restored tower, roof, and historic structures
The church tower, roof, wall masonry, and other repair works were carried out commissioned by the Cultural Infrastructure Center (KIC). They will not only protect the historic building from…
Vaidas Petrulis appointed as a member of the State Cultural Heritage Commission for a second term
President Gitanas Nausėda reappointed architecture historian Vaidas Petrulis as a member of the State Cultural Heritage Commission.
Ceramics Days in Klaipėda: lectures on tiles and art directions
On August 5–8, KKKC organizes a series of ceramic events dedicated to revealing the art of ceramics from historical, artistic, and practical perspectives, i.e., to introduce Klaipėda residents and…
17 signs marking the UNESCO World Heritage site installed in Kaunas
17 signs marking the entrances to the UNESCO World Heritage site have been installed in Kaunas.
Historic poet Brazdžionis’ house for sale in Kaunas
A historic house is for sale in Kaunas, where one of Lithuania’s most famous poets, Bernardas Brazdžionis, lived from 1939 to 1944. The asking price for the cultural heritage property is 240 thousand euros.
Archaeological sensation on the Lithuanian coast: this has never happened before in the entire Baltic Sea region
In the Klaipėda district, near the Kukuliškiai hillfort close to Giruliai, archaeologists have been excavating a site for the third week, which provides new surprises every day. This area is being studied…
An exhibition of ritual masks of African and Oceanian peoples opens in Klaipėda
From July 15, the Blacksmithing Museum (Šaltkalvių St. 2, Klaipėda) opens its doors to cultural dialogue. Visitors are presented with authentic ritual masks of African and Oceanian peoples…
Amazing discovery in Egypt: a 1600-year-old city found under desert sand
In the Western Desert of Egypt, an exceptionally well-preserved 1600-year-old city with a church, watchtowers, and bustling streets was discovered, reported the Daily Mail.