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Lithuania
Lithuanian heritage thrives in the DMV through cultural clubs, Baltic-community events, and exhibitions hosted by the Lithuanian embassy or local centers. Visitors can experience Lithuanian folk dance, art, and traditional cuisine at these gatherings.
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Embassy & organizations
Embassy of Lithuania
2622 16th St NW,
Washington, DC 20009
What to See:
Attend cultural programs like State of the Arts Night, which feature Lithuanian art exhibitions and displays within the embassy’s historic building.
Additionally:
The embassy occasionally hosts special events, receptions, and mini-gallery setups that highlight contemporary Lithuanian artists and cultural heritage.
Tip:
Follow the Embassy of Lithuania on Facebook to stay updated on upcoming exhibitions and cultural events, as many are temporary and require RSVP.
Lithuanian Hall Association Inc
851 Hollins St,
Baltimore, MD 21201
What to See:
Explore Lithuanian crafts, wooden sculptures, weaving, historical photographs, amber jewelry, decorated Easter eggs (margučiai), musical instruments, and historic books that reflect Lithuania’s rich cultural heritage.
Additionally:
The museum is part of Lithuanian Hall, which hosts community events, folk music, and cultural celebrations, offering a broader immersion into Lithuanian traditions.
Tip:
Check the museum or Lithuanian Hall’s schedule before visiting, as special exhibits and cultural programs are often seasonal or tied to community events.
Churches
Epiphany Catholic Church
2712 Dumbarton St NW, Washington, DC 20007
Information:
Epiphany Catholic Church in Washington, D.C., hosts a monthly Lithuanian-language and offers the option to include Lithuanian inscriptions on memorial garden bricks.
Times:
Last Sunday of each month at 12:00 PM.
Lithuanian Chapel at the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception
400 Michigan Ave NE, Washington, DC
Information:
The Lithuanian Chapel at the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington, D.C., is dedicated to Our Lady of Šiluva and features mosaics and artwork created by Lithuanian exiled artists, celebrating Lithuania’s religious and artistic heritage.
Lithuanian Food in the DMV
Lithuanian Hall (Kitchen / Bar)
851 Hollins St,
Baltimore, MD 21201
Type: Community-focused venue serving Lithuanian cuisine during cultural events, gatherings, and special meals.
Website: Lithuanianhall.com/kitchen-bar
Highlights: Offers traditional Lithuanian dishes like kugelis, cepelinai, and cold beet soup (šaltibarščiai) during community events, paired with a social, festive atmosphere celebrating Lithuanian heritage in Baltimore.
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