Quickly, quickly, let’s hurry to the Advent town because it is a respite for the whole family! Many families have already been to the Advent town and experienced the greatest joy. Mark your calendars and visit the Open Air Museum of Lithuania on the 7-8th and 14-15th of December.
Christmas is near! Come with sleds or carts from villages or wheeled cars from cities and towns. You won’t regret it – bonfires will be burning in the market square for your pleasure, tea of selected herbs will be served, and music suitable for the Advent period will be played. And what about the market? After all, Advent is not Advent without fatty herring! Also, don’t forget to organize healthy, tasty, and eye-pleasing holiday gifts. You will find everything only here, in the Advent town!
Artisans from all villages and towns of Lithuania will gather on foot or by car at the huts of the Advent town. This is a unique opportunity for everyone to learn, try, create a decoration, or even a gift with your hands!
Don’t forget your wallet and basket and come to Advent town! Pre-holiday prices in stores soar, so come here and bid, bargain, and stock up for Christmas.
Market clatter, modern interwar Christmas waiting spirit, and respite for tired souls – you will find all this only here, in the Advent town!
The organizers reserve the right to make minor changes to the program.
TICKETS
- Ticket price – 10 Eur
- For schoolchildren, students, seniors – 5 Eur
- For pre-school children – free
Tickets can be purchased at the museum box office on the day of the event. Advance tickets can be purchased online.
The last tickets to the Advent Town are sold at 3 PM. Later, only tickets to the light and lantern festival “Forest of Secrets” are sold and valid. Lights and Lanterns festival organizer: UAB Bravo events.
PAYMENT
You can pay for tickets at the box office by card or in cash. However, you can only pay for goods in Advent Town only in cash. We apologize for any inconvenience.
OTHER INFORMATION
Photography and filming will be taken during the event. The visual material will be used to promote the museum’s activities.