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Georg Friedrich Händel's opera "Alcina" resounded in the Palace's hall

Georg Friedrich Händel's opera "Alcina" resounded in the Palace's hall

20250921

One of George Frideric Handel's best and most beloved operas, Alcina, was also based on the same story. It was first performed in 1735, during Handel's first year at London's Covent Garden Theatre. This year, continuing the tradition of Historical Opera Days at the Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania, a historically informed performance of this opera by G. F. Handel was premiered in Lithuania – a concert version with video projections.

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An evening of poetry and light in the Great Courtyard!

An evening of poetry and light in the Great Courtyard!

20250908

The poetry of Motiejus Kazimieras Sarbievijus opened up to twenty-two voices and light in the galleries of the Grand Courtyard of the Palace of the Grand Dukes.
 
The works of the famous Baroque poet sounded like a choir of rhythms – musical recitation turned the voice into an expressive weapon in this hunt, and the fundamental questions of existence and human destiny became the target of music and light.
 
Organizer: National Museum of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania. The project is funded by the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Lithuania. Partner: Institute of Lithuanian Literature and Folklore.

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In the Grand Courtyard – An Introduction to the Rulers’ Hunts

In the Grand Courtyard – An Introduction to the Rulers’ Hunts

20250829

An outdoor exhibition “From Kraków, Vilnius and Warsaw – to Białowieża. Travels and Hunts of the Kings of Poland and the Grand Dukes of Lithuania” has been opened in the Grand Courtyard of the Palace of the Grand Dukes. The exhibition is dedicated to presenting the importance of the hunting phenomenon in the life of the ruler and the research on the Białowieża hunting estate.

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This summer's film reels have been rolled!

This summer's film reels have been rolled!

20250812

The beloved summer tradition Cinema Under the Stars returned on July 29 – August 7 to the Grand Courtyard of the Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania. This year, the open-air screenings invited everyone to step into the shadows and uncover the allure of Film Noir.

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Statehood Day celebration in the Palace

Statehood Day celebration in the Palace

20250707

Marking Statehood Day, the National Museum – Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania, together with its partners, invited everyone to commemorate this day meaningfully and had prepared a festive programme for visitors.

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The hour that gave you life

The hour that gave you life

20250627

In commemoration of the year of Motiejus Kazimieras Sarbievijus and Baroque literature, the Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania invites you to free Baroque literature readings, but this time it was different. The aim of the performative readings was to combine the Baroque tradition with modernity. The performers created a new sound, blending jazz music with elements of early music, and read Baroque poetry in such a way that it sometimes sounded as if it had been written today. This synthesis of two periods revealed new sounds in M. K. Sarbievijus' texts.
 

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When the Palace Sings | Culture Night 2025

When the Palace Sings | Culture Night 2025

20250613

On the evening of the 13 of June, the Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania opened its doors not only to history, but also to music. Classical, jazz, contemporary and experimental music came together to create a unique evening of sound and light. The Grand Renaissance hall hosted the talents of The Mstislav Rostropovich Charity and Support Foundation “Help for Lithuanian Children”, while the Grand Courtyard was filled with music ranging from jazz to alternative pop music.

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Opening of an exhibition “Szymon Czechowicz. A Baroque Master at Pidhirtsi”

Opening of an exhibition “Szymon Czechowicz. A Baroque Master at Pidhirtsi”

20250613

The international exhibition “Szymon Czechowicz. A Baroque Master at Pidhirtsi” is the result of years of cooperation between the National Museum – Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania, Borys Voznytsky Lviv National Art Gallery and the Lviv Historical Museum. 

It presents works by the most famous artist of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, Szymon Czechowicz (1689–1775) that used to be part of the Pidhirtsi residence’s art collections where they decorated the representational and residential spaces of the palace. 

This exhibition invites visitors to explore the invaluable shared heritage of Lithuania, Poland and Ukraine, while also supplementing the international exhibition already on at the National Museum – Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania, dedicated to the history and art collections of Pidhirtsi.
 

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