Kaziuko mugė Plungėje

"Plateliai, home to Lithuania's only dedicated Užgavėnės museum, hosts the most famous Shrove Tuesday carnival in Žemaitija, with masked processions, competitive pancake eating, traditional songs and the ceremonial burning of the Morė effigy to drive out winter."

Užgavėnės Plateliai

"A Kaziukas craft fair held in the tiny fishing village of Preila on the Curonian Spit brings folk artisans and traditional foods to one of Lithuania's most scenically remote communities, set among dunes between the Curonian Lagoon and the Baltic Sea."

Kaziuko mugė Preiloje

"Tauragė brings the Kaziukas craft fair tradition to western Lithuania with a market of certified artisans selling folk art, woven goods, amber jewellery, and traditional Samogitian foods in the town centre."

Kaziuko mugė Tauragėje

"A four-day folklore festival on the Curonian Spit, filling the dunes, lagoon shores and bonfire gatherings of the UNESCO-listed village of Nida with traditional songs and midsummer rites."

Tek saulužė ant maračių, Joninių folkloro festivalis Nidoje

"A midsummer fire mystery beside the ancient Aukuro (Altar) Hill in this small Lithuania Minor village, where the 2026 Mažoji Lietuva Cultural Capital revives Prussian-Lithuanian ethnographic customs with barn-theatre and bonfire rites."

Joninės Agluonėnuose

"Fire meets water at midsummer in the tiny riverside village of Mingė on the Minija, where traditional rites, music and expert wreath-weaving instruction are held in the intimate setting of the Little Minija Valley."

Joninės Mažajame Minijos slėnyje

"Elektrėnai opens the Lithuanian Kaziukas fair season with its own St Casimir folk-craft market, offering handmade goods, traditional verbos, and local delicacies to mark the first breath of spring in this lakeside town near Vilnius."

Kaziuko mugė Elektrėnuose

"The Nemunas river town of Prienai hosts its own St Casimir folk fair, continuing Lithuania's 400-year-old Kaziukas tradition with local artisans, ceramic and amber stalls, live folk music, and traditional honey and bread."

Kaziuko mugė Prienuose

"The village of Vepriai holds its own distinct Kaziukas fair, one of very few rural St Casimir craft markets outside the major towns, bringing local artisans, folk art, traditional verbos, and homemade foods to a small Aukštaitija community."

Veprių Kaziuko mugė

"The historic Samogitian town of Raseiniai holds a St Casimir fair with local craftspeople, folk ensembles, and traditional spring foods, continuing a regional Kaziukas tradition that echoes the great Vilnius fair in miniature."

Kaziuko mugė Raseiniuose