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Summer festivals in Lithuanian cities
Overview
Lithuanian cities are hosting various summer festivals and cultural celebrations. In Druskininkai, events include a night run featuring illuminated routes and music, alongside the Dainavos krašto folklore festival, which focuses on water themes in Lithuanian mythology.
Recent programming highlights include the ‘Vasaros aidai’ (Summer Echoes) festival in Druskininkai, scheduled for August 21 to 23. This traditional celebration features a market on Tourist Street, excursions, and educational activities. Musical performances at the Druskoniai Amphitheatre include artists such as Ieva Narkutė, Justinas Jarutis, and Aistė, as well as a concert by Andrius Mamontovas performing his ‘Best Songs’ program.
Additionally, Utena is set to mark its 765th anniversary with a three-day festival from August 27 to 29. The program includes cultural, sporting, gastronomic, and musical activities. The festivities are slated to begin with a Youth Evening in the Utena City Garden, featuring discussions, an organizational fair, and performances by artists including BIELSKIS! and Skersgatvių vėjas.
Entities
Druskininkai · Andrius Mamontovas · Justinas Jarutis · Utena · Ieva Narkutė
Timeline
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23 days ago
[CULTURE] 2 sourcesLithuanian cities Utena and Druskininkai host summer festivalsLithuanian cities Utena and Druskininkai are hosting summer festivals, including Utena's 765th anniversary and Druskininkai's Summer Echoes, featuring music, culture, and community events.
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25 days ago
[CULTURE] 2 sourcesLithuanian cities host summer festivals in Utena and DruskininkaiLithuanian cities Utena and Druskininkai are hosting summer festivals, featuring music, culture, and community events.
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about 1 month ago
[CULTURE] 2 sourcesDruskininkai hosts night run and folklore festival in AugustDruskininkai will host a night run on Aug 8 and a water‑themed folklore festival Aug 7‑9, featuring multiple distances, light shows, and performances by Lithuanian folk groups.
Sources
aina.lt · alkas.lt · fm99.lt · utenis.lt
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