The European Economic Area (EEA) Financial Mechanism’s "Culture" programme, which ran for four years, has concluded with impressive results. The programme supported 16 projects that significantly contributed to the cultural revival of Lithuania’s regions. The closing event took place at the "Pragiedruliai" Creativity Center in Panevėžys, one of the

On September 17 at 6:00 PM, the Central Project Management Agency (CPVA) invites the people of Panevėžys and visitors to a free outdoor screening of the award-winning Lithuanian film “Slow”. The movie will be shown on a large LED screen near the Stasys Museum, a contemporary art museum in the city. After the screening, the audience will have a unique opportunity to participate in a Q

Launched in the fall of 2021 by the public institution "Kintai Arts," it has been one of the most successful cultural initiatives in the region. The project was funded under the European Economic Area (EEA) Financial Mechanism's "Culture" programme. From the outset, the project brought together key partners, including scientific and artistic institutions operating

The final protective barriers are being removed from the renovated Juozas Čerkesas estate, now a shining landmark in Skaistakalnis Park, the oldest park in Panevėžys. With this, the newly established center of creativity "Pragiedruliai" is fully opening its doors, revealing new spaces for the public to explore. On April 27, "Pragiedruliai" invites everyone to step outside and celebrate at Skaistakalnis Park. T

"I have never regretted my decision, even during the toughest times," says Vytaras Radzevičius, the founder of Merkinė Factory, a cultural and entertainment center, and a journalist and traveler. The project, which began four years ago, was supported by the international programme "Promotion of Local Cultural Entrepreneurship – Merkinė Manor", funded

A unique "Museum on Wheels" is traveling across Lithuania, bringing history to schools and local communities. The Lithuanian Museum of Education, with over 100 years of experience, has launched the country’s first mobile museum to make learning more accessible and engaging. Instead of a traditional museum, a city bus has been transformed into an interactive exhibition space. Inside, visitors e

Kamariškės Manor, located in the Zarasai district, on the border between Lithuania and Latvia, has long been a completely neglected cultural heritage site. The manor is finally coming back to life and is being opened to the public thanks to the efforts of Innovators' Valley and the support of the European Economic Area (EEA) Financial Mechanism.

On 23 June, in Tauragė, the Lithuanian Capital of Culture, the most impressive and brightest Culture Wreath will be lit. The installation, created by the talented light artist Arvydas Buinauskas, will entertain the citizens and guests who decide to visit the Lithuanian Capital of Culture in the Castle Square throughout the weekend.

On the first day of summer, the Ministry of Finance invited communication specialists, who promote the European Economic Area and Norwegian Financial Mechanisms in Lithuania, to talk about the importance of creativity.

When the European Economic Area (EEA) Culture Programme partners from Norway and Brussels visited Lithuania, we visited and proudly showcased some of the projects that are making this goal a reality. Summer is here, you can visit it too.