Events in Palanga

The world-renowned Alla Vienna Choir and Symphony Orchestra will tour The Beatles Symphony, performing the most famous songs of The Beatles. The concert in Palanga will take place on 29 November, 6 pm, at the Palanga Concert Hall (Vytauto g. 43, Palanga).

Tango Extremo, led by violinist Tanya Schaap, is no ordinary tango orchestra. The ensemble has an unusual line-up (with a soprano saxophone) and the music is not always in line with the traditional tango we are used to. The group uses a wide variety of styles (a mix of classical, jazz and Brazilian music), but of course the starting point is always tango. A tango fit for dancing. The performance will take place on 29 November at 18...

Pelenai group invites you to Palanga, where they will perform a concert of their best songs at the Vandenio music club (at Birutės al. 47)! „Letters“, „Lopšinė“, „Aš tired“, „Goodbye“ and many other well-known songs. The concert will take place on 29 November at 8 pm.

Los Muchachos is an energetic latin/social band with musicians from Venezuela, Mexico, Cuba, Argentina and Lithuania. Led by vocalist Federico, this international collective invites you to take a one-night journey through Latin America. Their performances bring together homesick South Americans and adventurous Lithuanians, spreading sun, rhythm and joy in every concert. The concert will take place on 29 November at 8pm....

„The Cemetery Club is a play about women, about sensitive and strong friendships and the eternal search for the meaning of life and death. A few years ago, three middle-aged women buried their husbands one after another. In their painful confrontation with death, they share a common sense of loss and loneliness. The performance will take place on 30 November at 5 pm. 17 17:00, 17:00, 17:00, 17:00, 17:00, 17:00, 17:00, 17:00, 17:00, 17:00, 17:00, 17:00, 17:00, 17:00...

As the Christmas season begins, the Jonas Šliūpas Museum will invite you to remember your roots in a lecture-discussion about the winter solstice. Benas Šimkus and Irma Šaltytė-Šimkienė, the leaders of the Living History Club Pilsots, will talk about the celebration using data from historical sources and will reveal the relationship between this data and today's attempts to reconstruct, recreate or simply celebrate the winter solstice in a historical, „authentic“ way. The free event will take place on 4 December at....