Spring in Lithuania is a time of celebration and rebirth, when nature wakes up from its winter slumber and people celebrate several traditional and important festivals. Here are some of the special spring festivals in Lithuania:

This day is celebrated in recognition of women's rights and achievements. Traditionally, this day is celebrated as an acknowledgement of women's rights and recognition of their achievements.

An important national holiday commemorating 11 March 1990, when the restoration of Lithuania's independence and separation from the Soviet Union was declared. Various events, exhibitions, ceremonies and concerts are held on this day.

Easter is one of the most important Christian festivals, celebrated in spring. The date varies from year to year, depending on the first full moon after the vernal equinox. It is accompanied by various customs, such as Easter egg painting, the Easter morning festive breakfast and family gatherings.

A traditional celebration of the solidarity and achievements of working people. In Lithuania, this day is often celebrated as a spring festival associated with the awakening of nature.

A celebration to honour mothers and femininity. On this day, it is customary to thank mothers for their love, care and sacrifice, to offer flowers and to organise family dinners.

Although it is a Polish holiday, it is also celebrated in Lithuania, especially in regions with strong historical and cultural ties to Poland. It was celebrated in Poland on 3 May 1791. Adoption of the Constitution.

These and other spring festivals in Lithuania symbolise renewal, the connection between nature and man, as well as important historical and family events. Follow local cultural centres and municipalities to find out about specific events and celebrations in your region.