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Beetroot Discovery Workshop
We invite you to discover, rediscover, and fall in love with one of the most vibrant vegetables – the beetroot! This is a place where the story of an undeservedly forgotten root unfolds, revealing its rich colors, flavors, and surprising ways to use it.
During the educational session, you will learn both traditional and modern beetroot recipes, explore its health benefits, usage traditions, and creative interpretations you may have never seen before. Here, the beetroot...
The secrets of berries and fruits at the Šlėvė farm
We invite you to embark on an educational journey through the world of berries and fruits at Šlėvė Farm! Here you will discover how fruits ripen, how berries mature, and the long path they travel from the very first bud to the table.
During the workshop, you will explore the wide variety of crops grown on the farm and learn about planting, propagation, and care. You will see how fruit trees and shrubs are cultivated, hear about the specifics of orchard work, and get a...
Skėmiai Tavern: a Place of Tradition, Taste, and Entertainment
Skėmiai Tavern is a place where history, flavors, and old village traditions come alive. Since the early 19th century, this spot served as a roadside inn and a postal horse-changing station along the Kėdainiai–Baisogala route. Carriages, carts, buggies, and stagecoaches once rattled past here, while local men gathered inside to discuss community matters.
Today, visitors are greeted by four lively Skėmiai women – cheerful, musical, and full of energy – who have...
A bachelorette party is one of the most important events in a woman’s life, the last evening of a bride’s self-determination.
In the old times, it was a gathering of women closest to the bride: sisters, female friends, mothers, aunts, – this is how the denotation mergvakaris (girls’ party) originated.
This gathering was also referred to as pintuvės, vakarynos, prieveselis.
As required by ancestral traditions, on the eve of the wedding, the girls used to take a...
