August marks the end of summer in Lithuania and is full of cultural events and celebrations. From music festivals to traditional celebrations, August offers a wide range of activities and events for both locals and visitors to enjoy. Here are some of the important festivals and events that usually take place in August: 
 

15 August is known as the Feast of the Assumption, also known as the Feast of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary. It is one of the most important Christian festivals in Lithuania, and is also associated with traditional herbal festivals held in churches and holy places across the country. 

The events at the end of August often symbolise the end of summer and the start of a new season. These can include cultural festivals, concerts and other community celebrations. 

In August, many music and art festivals take place in Lithuania, including Karklė, Galapagai, Yaga Gathering and many others, offering a variety of music genres, art installations, workshops, etc. 

Many Lithuanian towns and cities celebrate their birthdays in August, or organise annual celebrations including parades, concerts, fairs and other events. 

The warm nights of August are the perfect time for night excursions to cities, castles or parks, where special educational and entertaining events are organised. 

Traditionally, August is the month of the Farmers' Festival, which celebrates the end of the harvest and the autumn season ahead. These festivities can include a variety of harvest festivals involving local farmers, artisans and food producers. 
It is important to keep up-to-date with information on specific events, dates and locations. This can be done through municipal and cultural centre websites, tourist information centres and social networks. August in Lithuania offers many opportunities to make the most of the last days of summer, enjoy culture, nature and community.