- Lithuanian Council for Culture publishes its Report to the Public 2021
In its 2021 report to the public, the Lithuanian Council for Culture presents the directions of funding programmes for culture and art, and the main trends in the funding of the areas. It contains General Data disclosing that in 2021, more than EUR 21 million were distributed from what is now the fo...
- Grants for Ukrainian creators who have found refuge in Lithuania
The Lithuanian Council for Culture is accepting applications for three-month (€1,800) grants to Ukrainian artists and cultural creators who have found refuge in Lithuania. The aim of this support for Ukrainian artists who have been affected by the Russian hostilities is to support the creati...
- Lithuanian Council for Culture attends "International Cultural Policy Conference"
Last month Rūta Stepanovaitė, Director of Administration, and Marija Pečiulytė, Senior Analyst of the Division of Monitoring and Analysis of the Lithuanian Council for Culture have participated in the "International Cultural Policy Conference" in Bucharest, Romania. They also took part in ...
- Members of the Lithuanian Council for Culture: Russian culture cannot be financed in times of war
The Lithuanian Council for Culture is still receiving requests from cultural organisations to allow Russian creators and performers to be included in funded projects, despite the position of the members of the Lithuanian Council for Culture, expressed on 25 February this year, stating that Russian c...
- The Lithuanian Culture Forum presents changes and the future outlook
This year, for the first time after a pandemic break, the Lithuanian Council for Culture (LCC) invited to a live LCC Forum. The theme of the traditional annual event, this time held at the Vilnius Airport Conference Centre on 11 May, is “Culture Protects. Culture Changes”. This slogan no...