July in Lithuania is a month rich in cultural events and festivals celebrated throughout the country. Here are some of the highlights: 
 

6 July is one of the country's most important holidays, commemorating the coronation of Lithuania's first and only King Mindaugas in 1253.On this day, various state events, concerts and ceremonies are held across the country. 

The Klaipėda Sea Festival is one of the biggest annual events in Lithuania, attracting tens of thousands of visitors. The festival features concerts, exhibitions, a boat parade, sports competitions and other entertainment. 

In July, many towns and cities in Lithuania host a variety of cultural events, including town festivals, art and craft fairs, open days at cultural institutions, music festivals and outdoor concerts. 

In July, rural communities and ethnographic farmhouse museums can organise traditional festivals that showcase Lithuanian cultural and craft heritage and offer a variety of folk music and dance programmes. 
For exact dates, locations and programmes, it is worth keeping an eye on municipal websites, cultural centres and tourist information centres for up-to-date information. July in Lithuania is a great time to explore the country's cultural diversity through various festivals and events.