Traditional Crafts Exhibitions
At the heart of St. Casimir’s Fair lies an impressive display of Lithuanian craftsmanship. Master artisans showcase traditional woodcarving, weaving, and pottery-making techniques that have been passed down through generations. Visitors can observe:
- Hand-carved wooden crosses and folk sculptures
- Traditional Lithuanian textiles and national costumes
- Intricate amber jewelry and decorative items
- Ceramic household items and decorative pottery
Folk Art Demonstrations
Interactive demonstrations bring Lithuania’s cultural heritage to life through:
| Demonstration Type | Description | Typical Duration |
| Weaving | Traditional belt and sash making | 30 minutes |
| Blacksmithing | Metal craft and tool making | 45 minutes |
| Easter egg decoration | Traditional wax technique | 20 minutes |
| Straw craft | Ornament and decoration making | 25 minutes |
Live Music Performances
The fair’s atmosphere is enriched by continuous musical entertainment featuring:
- Traditional folk ensembles performing ancient Lithuanian sutartinės
- Folk dance groups showcasing regional choreography
- Street musicians playing traditional instruments like kanklės and skudučiai
- Contemporary artists offering modern interpretations of folk music
These performances take place throughout the fair grounds, creating a lively atmosphere that perfectly complements the shopping and craft demonstrations. As you explore these vibrant activities, you’ll discover the rich culinary traditions that make the
For information about tours to the St. Casimir Fair, contact Vytis tours at info@vytistours.com. Check out their website for more information at www.vytistours.com
