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Sep 30, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · Lena Klingbach

    Tallinn Design Festival 2026 brings design across the city (opens the original)

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    Tallinn’s annual design week is under way, giving visitors a fresh reason to explore the Estonian capital beyond its best-known historic streets. The 21st Tallinn Design Festival, known locally as Disainiöö, runs from 28 September to 4 October 2026, with its main base at Põhjala Factory in the city’s Kopli area and a satellite programme spread across Tallinn. This year’s theme, “Future of Product Design”, places sustainability, adaptability and material awareness at the centre of the programme.

  2. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · Lena Klingbach

    Liepāja opens UPDATE festival on democratic technologies (opens the original)

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    Liepāja has opened a week-long festival devoted to one of the most practical questions in contemporary culture: how should societies understand the technologies that increasingly influence communication, education and public decision-making? The media art and technology festival UPDATE: Democratic Technologies began on Monday, 28 September, and continues through Saturday, 3 October. It forms part of the programme connected with Liepāja’s preparations as European Capital of Culture 2027. The prog

  3. Article · Sep 27, 2026 · Lena Klingbach

    Lithuania’s National Museum opens four sites free on 27 September (opens the original)

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    The National Museum of Lithuania is turning the last Sunday of September into a nationwide invitation to explore history and culture. On 27 September 2026, visitors will be admitted free of charge to the museum’s branches in Vilnius, Palanga, Ožkabaliai and Kudirkos Naumiestis, according to an announcement published on 25 September. The initiative brings together a broad range of exhibitions rather than focusing on a single anniversary or collection. The programme moves from archaeology and the

  4. Article · Sep 18, 2026 · Lena Klingbach

    Lithuania prepares autumn equinox and Baltic fire celebrations (opens the original)

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    Lithuania is entering the darker half of the year with a series of public gatherings that combine seasonal customs, folklore and local community life. Announcements published on September 18 invite residents and visitors to join autumn-equinox events in Vilnius, Kernavė and other parts of the country, with the main programme unfolding between September 19 and September 22. The events offer a constructive, cultural counterpoint to the usual calendar of large city festivals. They are rooted in the

  5. Article · Sep 17, 2026 · Lena Klingbach

    Warsaw Autumn 2026 brings contemporary music across Warsaw (opens the original)

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    Warsaw is preparing for the 69th edition of Warsaw Autumn, one of Poland’s longest-running international festivals devoted to contemporary music. The 2026 programme runs from 18 to 26 September under the theme “Signs”, inviting audiences to consider how music communicates through sound, language, images, gesture, movement and space. The festival is not limited to a single concert venue. Its programme reaches from the Warsaw Philharmonic and Polish Radio concert studios to museums, cultural centr

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