The Lithuanian Postal Service is issuing a new Culinary Heritage postage stamp with one of the oldest desserts from Lithuanian cuisine – cucumbers with honey.
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The Lithuania Tribune would like to wish all our readers a Happy King’s Coronation Day!
Lithuanians around the world will be celebrating the coronation of Lithuania’s first king, Mindaugas, and Lithuania’s statehood day, which is a public holiday in Lithuania. We will not be publishing today.
If you want to know more about Lithuania’s only king, read our feature today on Mindaugas and the importance of his name to Lithuanians.
We hope you enjoy the day! […]
Lithuanians will try to achieve a world record tomorrow by drawing a gigantic Lithuanian coat of arms that should be visible from space.
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A concert hall in Vilnius has said “no” to a concert by Russian rapper Timati because the singer is regarded as a Kremlin propaganda tool.
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Interwar Kaunas had a red light district, women were scandalizing conservative prudes with their skirts and haircuts and every other film shown in Kaunas cinemas was a naughty picture, historians say.
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The Vilnius pavilion showcasing over 40 of the Lithuanian capital’s buildings has opened at the Pop-Up Cities Expo in the Scottish capital Edinburgh.
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Joninės (also known as Rasos) is Lithuania’s annual midsummer celebration. While many love to spend the holiday next to a fire in the woods with their friends, there are a number of larger public celebrations throughout the nation, complete with songs, dancing, music and big bonfires!
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The Great Synagogue of Vilna was once to Jewish culture and religion what the Vatican is to Christendom, say archaeologists from the United States and Israel who are researching the edifice which was razed to the ground over half a century ago.
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Kaunas and Klaipėda, Lithuania’s second and third biggest cities, respectively, have been shortlisted in the competition for the title of European Capital of Culture 2022 in Lithuania.
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Tradition and modernity mix in almost equal measures in the works of men and women of letters who built and continue to build the edifice we call the Lithuanian literature. Here is our pick of top 10 Lithuanian authors you should be aware of, many of them translated into English.
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The documentary by Lithuanian filmmaker Giedrė Žickytė “I Am Not From Here” won the best short film award at the biggest international documentary film festival Sheffield Doc/Fest in Great Britain, which opens the way for an Oscar nomination. […]
On Tuesday, a new little free library opened in Bernardinai Garden (Bernardinų sodai) in Vilnius.
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The Lithuanian Culture Institute has set out to fund the translation of 23 Lithuanian books by both modern and classic authors into German, English, Ukrainian, French, Italian, Greek and Russian.
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Vilnius has been picked as the backdrop for one of the best-known serial killer stories set in the 1880s London. […]
“I’m Not from Here”, a film by Lithuanian director Giedrė Žickytė and Chilean director Maite Alberdi, has been nominated for the European Short Film 2016 Award. […]
One of the biggest festivals of classical music in Lithuania, the Vilnius Festival, starts today and will include a special concert dedicated to one of the patrons of the event, legendary cellist Mstislav Rostropovich. […]
Avant-garde artist George Mačiūnas, founder of Fluxus, is getting a stamp released by the Lithuanian Post, the first in a series dedicated to world-famous people of Lithuanian descent. […]
An exhibition called A Life in Sculpture by famous Lithuanian-born sculptor Jacques Lipchitz will be opened in Lithuania. […]
This weekend, Skamba Skamba Kankliai, Lithuania’s biggest folk music festival and one of Europe’s largest as well, kicked off with a flurry of Lithuanian folk dancing, ancient sutartinės, and other forms of folk and ethnographic museum from Lithuania and around the world. […]
On Saturday, there was more than music filling the streets of Vilnius. The dull concrete facade of Reformatų Park, almost hidden on the west side of Pylimo g., between Jono Basanaviciaus g. and K. Kalinausko g., got a colourful street art makeover. […]
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