Events on 4 March

This day not only marks the calendar start of spring, but also an opportunity for towns and villages to celebrate the awakening of nature. In Lithuania, for example, folklore concerts and exhibitions can be held, featuring both local artists and foreign visitors. These festivals are very popular and provide a great opportunity to learn about Lithuania's cultural heritage.

March often sees the start of a number of cultural festivals that bring a colourful array of artistic phenomena. These can be film screenings, literary evenings, or even modern art exhibitions featuring the work of both emerging talent and established artists. These events encourage cultural debate and allow participants to broaden their aesthetic horizons.

The beginning of spring also marks the start of outdoor activities and active leisure events. After a long winter, people are eager to spend time outdoors, so various hikes, cycling marathons and even orienteering competitions are organised. This is a great opportunity not only to enjoy the rebirth of nature, but also to improve one's physical condition.

On 4 March, various training courses and seminars are also often organised for personal development. These can be lectures on healthy lifestyles, psychological workshops or even creative workshops that stimulate people's creativity and give them the tools to express themselves.

An equally important aspect of 4th of March is the gathering of communities to share spring traditions, plan joint projects and strengthen interpersonal ties. These can be neighbourhood meetings, community garden clean-ups or even joint cleanliness days, which encourage people to take care of the environment they live in.

During these days, it is especially important to share moments of celebration with friends and family, creating not only personal but also community traditions. 4 March is a great opportunity to renew old friendships and make new ones, spreading positivity and friendliness.