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Fostering of Samogitian traditions

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Fostering of Samogitian traditions
Fostering of Samogitian traditions
Fostering of Samogitian traditions
Fostering of Samogitian traditions
Fostering of Samogitian traditions
Fostering of Samogitian traditions
Fostering of Samogitian traditions
Fostering of Samogitian traditions
Fostering of Samogitian traditions
Fostering of Samogitian traditions
Fostering of Samogitian traditions
Fostering of Samogitian traditions

Activities: getting acquainted with Samogitian traditions and dialect, tasting of dishes.

Duration: 2 hours

Languages: English, Russian, German.

Seasonality: there is no education in summer.

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