JAs part of the 26th International Summer Creative School “TRADICIJA,” specialized seminars offered educators practical tools for working with children’s folklore ensembles while exploring the rich cultures of national minorities. The event attracted a broad and dynamic group of participants - ranging from Lithuanian and international cultural experts, teachers, and folklore leaders to researchers and engaged youth from Lithuania’s ethnic minority groups. Every year, during t

As part of the 26th International Summer Creative School “TRADICIJA” (2026), participants gathered for a follow-up roundtable on “Preserving and Revitalizing Traditional Culture: Youth Initiatives.” This year’s meeting saw a broader representation of ethnic minorities and a stronger focus on hands-on experience gained through youth-led cultural projects. The discussion brought together young performers, folklore ensemble leaders, researchers, educators, and cultural specialis