Sonic Vilnius is a series of soundwalks around Vilnius city. Vilnius city audio exploration workshop aims to introduce this contemporary research practice of soundwalking and to actualize the importance of artistic expression of audio recording and related processes in the context of the general Lithuanian art

GUMA is a platform for creative movement workshops, combining different movement research methods and creative principles shared by young Lithuanian dancers and interdisciplinary artists. Workshops are open to dancers, dance enthusiasts, actors, performers, musicians, and creators from other fields who incorporate artistic movement into their practice

Screening series “Blyksniai” (Lithuanian – Flashes)  is a series of events, representing Lithuanian video art by both well-known and rising new artists. Video art is a fairly niche art, rarely showcased outside of the capital. As a result the idea was born to travel across Lithuania

“Susikirtimai” is a series of sound art and experimental music performances, aimed towards residents of Lithuanian regions, who are interested in culture and new aesthetic experiences. Project aims to introduce the listener to audio art, experimental music and experiential art. A series of lectures and workshops

“Garso architektura” (Sound Architecture) – creative sound editing workshop, taking place for the 5th year in a row. These workshops introduce contemporary audio art and editing to young musicians and sound editors 12 years and older. The main goal of this project is to develop technical

Silent film screening sessions “Garsinės peržiūros” is a live dialogue between improvised music and silent movies, traveling through Lithuania. “Garsinės peržiūros” aims to introduce the audience to the evolution of cinema and to actualize the rich heritage of the silent film era by presenting the

Lithuanians living abroad are united every year on July 17th, celebrating World Lithuanian Unity Day. This date was selected because of this date the legendary pilots S. Darius and S. Girėnas have perished after crossing the Atlantic Ocean in 1933. This dramatic occasion strengthened the