Šilute culture and entertainment center offers educational programs suitable for visitors of all ages!
We provide an opportunity for those who are interested to enrich their free time and learn something new.
For educations, contact phone: +370 673 35393 , e-mail by mail kultura@silutekpc.lt
As society digitizes and more and more publicity channels appear, the content becomes a particularly important solution for cultural communication. Sometimes when a culture user gets lost in the abundance of information, it is important to learn how to effectively, accurately and attractively broadcast the desired information in order to achieve the desired goal – to attract a visitor, sell a service or convey general information.
During the education, you will be introduced to cultural communication, publicity channels and general media characteristics. You will learn about the importance of knowing your audience, how social networks affect public communication, how to prepare effective content for publicity and ways to reach the desired user. Through the given tasks and with the help of team exercises, you will improve your teamwork skills and digital, communication and cognitive competencies.
During the practical tasks, you will analyze the positive and negative aspects of the publicized material, with the help of creative tasks, you will work in a team and using various art expression techniques you will create a poster or announcement on the intended topic.
*education is included in the CULTURE PASSPORT program
Duration about 1.5 hours.
The price is €5 per person.
Number of people from 10-25 persons.
Age for 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th grade students.
For one hour, the stage of the cultural center opens only for you – where the stage curtains go down and up, where and how films are shown, and where else there are video projections, half a dozen lights and playing music. The stage equipment engineer, sound and light operators talk about and demonstrate the most modern stage technologies.
While traveling around the backstage spaces of the Šilutė Culture and Entertainment Center, you will get to know the specifics of technical and creative work, you will try out various stage devices – sound and light consoles, cinema equipment, scenography equipment.
With the help of various game elements, you will become „heroes behind the scenes” – you will develop the skills of practical operation, try to master digital technologies, create digital content and learn to use it responsibly.
*education is included in the CULTURE PASSPORT program
Duration about 1.5 hours.
The price is €5 per person.
Number of people from 10-25 persons.
Age for 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th grade students.
Vētrungė is a unique example of Little Lithuanian fishermen's carving, folk art, which has no analogues in the whole world. The history of weathering is simple. To make it easier to control fishing in the Curonian Lagoon. in 1844 By order of the Prussian authorities, a special marking system was introduced – a rectangular shape, dotted with the appropriate combination of colors. Over time, the fishermen of the Curonian Lagoon began to decorate simple identification weather vanes, giving them the form of real works of art.
During the education, participants will get to know not only the history and traditions of windsurfers, but will also hear the stories of windsurfers in short films, and will have the opportunity to discuss the fishing law and human rights. You will see a photo figure of the Godfather of Weathervane, which corresponds to the actual height and appearance of the inspector. After designing and painting their own weather vanes, participants will have the opportunity to play a „Ship Battle” that develops strategic thinking.
*education is included in the CULTURE PASSPORT program
Duration about 1.5 hours.
The price is €5 per person.
Number of people from 5-25 persons.
Age 6+
It is difficult for children to control anger or other strong emotions, so it is necessary to encourage them to name their emotions, talk about them and teach instead of impulsive behavior, insults, screaming, find a way to stop, control and calm down.
During education, children will be introduced to various emotions. Through the given tasks and with the help of various game elements, the little ones will try to recognize them. With the help of creative tasks, children will draw their emotion using various techniques (graphics, painting, etc.). The drawing will be transferred to a badge, which the child will be able to pick up and wear after making it – this will help those around him to recognize his emotions and find solutions to help control them.
*education is included in the CULTURE PASSPORT program
Duration about 1 hour.
The price is €5 per person.
Number of people from 10-25 persons.
Age 6+
BRASS JEWELRY CREATIVE STUDIO*
*for adults
In the creative studio of folk artist Daria Šedienė's brass jewelry, you will experience the creative process of making jewelry. You will use metalworking tools, incarcerate various elements that may seem simple and uncomplicated on the surface, but combined together, form eloquent patterns and ornaments. Creative freedom and acquaintance with the subtleties of brass processing will open up in this studio. Each participant of the educational session will make an original brass ornament during the program.
Price: 10 EUR/person.
Pre-registration is required by phone: +370 673 35393, e-mail by mail kultura@silutekpc.lt
The number of places is very limited!
The word coffee sounds tempting, and such a name is used only in the ethnographic region of Little Lithuania. He describes chicory, barley, acorns and even carrot coffee flavored with milk.
During the educational program, each participant will taste different types of coffee, observe the coffee production process, learn the secret ingredients hidden in the recipes, taste traditional baked goods that were enjoyed while sipping the aromatic drink.
* Education can be organized on the ship, admiring the wonderful views of Pamaria.
Duration 1 hour
Price from €5 per person.
For education, contact:
Šilute culture and entertainment center, Švekšna branch,
tel. +370 688 41842 e-mail Mr. sveksnoskultura@gmail.com
Blue reflections of the sun in flower gardens
Since ancient times, people have surrounded their homesteads with plants. This includes flower gardens, shrubs and trees. Each plant in the homestead had not only an aesthetic, but also a practical function – be it home protection or the use of healing properties – each plant tells its own story. Students of the creative workshop „Blue reflections of the sun in flower nurseries” will explore the relationship between man and nature, which has existed since ancient times, and will participate in the creative process. Using the light emitted by the sun, we will immortalize the stories of plants with one of the oldest photography techniques – cyanotype, the principle of operation of which is very simple on the surface, but the result is surprising and gives a lot of creative freedom.
The program can be adapted from the youngest to the oldest participants. The service responds to the commemorations of „Vilnius 700” and „Klaipeda region's 100th anniversary of joining Lithuania”, promoting cultural and historical knowledge of the country and the capital.
*education is included in the CULTURE PASSPORT program
Duration about 1 hour.
The price is €4 per person.
Number of people from 10-25 persons.
Age 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 for schoolchildren.
THE LIGHT SECRETS OF THE MANOR PARK
Švėkšna manor has been mentioned since the 15th century, it belonged to the Kęsgailas, Grotuses, Krišpinas – Krišensteins, Oginskis. This manor is surrounded by a park of impressive beauty, which is one of the most beautiful parks in Western Lithuania, which attracts a large number of visitors every year. Trees are the biggest decoration of Švėkšna manor park. The trees in the park are really impressive – the oldest ginkgo tree in Lithuania grows here, one of the oldest yew trees in Lithuania.
During the educational walk „Secrets of Švėkšna Manor Park”, we invite you to learn more about Švėkšna Manor Park: the history of Švėkšna Manor, the people who lived here, and the most important elements of the park – the trees. During a walk through the avenues of the park, one not only listens to stories, but also actively participates in getting to know the environment of the manor park, using touch, smell, hearing and sight. During the practical task, one looks for one's relationship with the surrounding environment, and understands the importance of a harmonious relationship between the environment and man.
The program can be adapted from the youngest to the oldest participants. The service responds to the commemorations of „Vilnius 700” and „the 100th anniversary of the joining of Klaipėda region to Lithuania”, promoting cultural and historical knowledge of the country and the capital.
*education is included in the CULTURE PASSPORT program
Duration about 1 hour.
The price is €3 per person.
Number of people from 10-30 persons.
Age 6+
The emergence of games is associated with the beginning of humanity and culture. For a long time, games had magical, ritual significance, but were not limited to that. The games have always had important elements of competition, a show of strength. Already in ancient times, the broader meaning of games was understood – games are not only a way of spending free time for children or young people, they are also an effective means of education, important in developing children's physical strength and endurance.
During the educational session, students will be introduced to traditional Lithuanian folk games, the history of their origin, and traditional games will be organized for groups of schoolchildren. Many shepherd games used various tools and tools: sticks, stones, tree trunks, etc. The materials and tools used by shepherds will also be used in the session. Each participant will have a preparation of a folk game for independent work at home.
Duration about 1 hour.
The price is €3 per person.
Number of people from 10-25 persons.
Age 5+
For education, contact:
Vainuta branch of Šilute culture and entertainment center,
Tel. +370 699 57 568 , e-mail vainutokultura@gmail.com
Information:
For grades 3-8. for students.
Duration 60 min.
Number of students and accompanying persons 10-20
The price is 5 euros. to a person
Description:
We will start the education by discussing wool, its preparation and practical application. During the education, students will be introduced to how to make a woolen sponge for washing themselves. After applying the acquired knowledge, all participants will be able to wind the soap with wool and decorate the already spun sponge with the most colorful patterns. The made woolen sponge will delight children for a long time, until the soap bubbles up. The purpose of education is to develop knowledge of the craft of wool felting, to reveal the uniqueness and inexhaustible creativity of our country's ethnic culture.
Education is not included in the cultural passport program.
(OUTSIDE EDUCATION)
For grades 1-8. for students .
Duration 60 min.
Number of students and accompanying persons 10-25
The price is 5 euros. to a person
In this education, it is suggested to go to the Museum of Lithuanian Old Household in the village of Bikavėnai. There, students will be able to get acquainted with the legacy of our elders – things that they needed in the household, for daily work or for leisure. (loom, spinning wheel, wooden butter churn, wooden grater for laundry, musical instruments, etc.). The young generation will have the opportunity to see and form an impression of exactly what the daily life of people who lived in those times looked like. Feel like entering the room of a traditional Lithuanian from the old days. After visiting the museums, the educational participants will be invited to try their hand at the „Lietuvio klietelis” quiz. The aim of the education is to encourage reflection on the formed attitude about the boundaries of identity: to answer for yourself what is Lithuanian, national, traditional.
Education is not included in the cultural passport program.
For 1-4 cl. for students .
Duration 60 min.
Number of students and accompanying persons 10-20
The price is 4 euros. to a person
Glove Adventures creates a world where creativity and imagination meet tradition and craftsmanship. Education is designed so that each participant can immerse himself in the magical world of glove puppets, where each puppet has its own story, character and soul. Participants will learn about the history and traditions of glove puppets. With the help of interactive storytelling methods, participants will learn the history of cloth dolls, what they are made of and how they are made. During a playful practical session, while reading a fairy tale, students will be able to try puppet theater, learn how to manage puppets, create impressive scenes and convey emotions in an evocative way. After trying out the already sewn puppet theater, we will invite the participants to a creative workshop where they will create their own glove puppets. Using various materials and techniques, participants will learn how to create unique and artistic works from simple materials, how to give them character and uniqueness.
Education is not included in the cultural passport program.
For education, contact:
Šilutė Culture and Entertainment Center Žemaičiai Naumiesia branch,
Tel. +370 64 772 169 , e-mail naumiesciokultura@gmail.com
For grades 4-12. for students and adults.
Duration: 60 min. (extended program with field trip).
Note: 120 min is recommended
Number of students and accompanying persons: 10-30.
Price: 9 euros per hour
The wise aunt, who carries life experience with her and has accumulated all kinds of tricks and tricks, tells the girls, and teaches the bride how to turn the little things of married life into fun.
You will learn the true history and purpose of the rue wreath, you will participate in ancient rituals – this magic is only available to party participants, others can only drool.
You will brew and taste the tea of five magical herbs. The program is prepared using ancient rites and games, presented with a dose of good humor.
We will dress the bride-to-be in a national costume or a modernized, stylized linen dress (on request), a headdress – a braided flower crown (with ruts), other jewelry (amber necklaces, ribbons and hair ribbons).
Supplies needed for the bachelorette party are included in the price.
For grades 4-12. for students and adults.
Duration: 60 min.
Price: 3 euros per person
Number of students and accompanying persons: 10-30 .
During the first part of the educational program „Parubeži žemaite”, the participants are introduced to the history of Žemaitia Naumiestis borough – border of Žemaitija and Minor Lithuania (border, place near the border), prominent personalities, cultural heritage and cultural heritage objects located in the town.
In the second part, the participants are introduced to the dances, songs, and games of the border Žemaitsi, guests are invited to actively participate.
Later, with the help of music and information adjusted according to age groups, the costume and culinary heritage of the borderland Samaitsi are presented.
The educational program contributes to the cultivation of the ethnoculture of the Pomeranian region, the authenticity of traditions, knowledge, preservation and transmission to children and young people.
Notes: During this education, there is an opportunity to taste the traditional dishes of the bordering Samaits.
The program is conducted by the folk group „Pilutė” of Degučiai village.
For grades 1-6. for students.
Duration: 60 min.
Price: 4 euros per person
Number of students and accompanying persons: 4-26 .
The goal is to familiarize students with the customs and traditions of the holidays of herding and driving animals to the field (Georgian, Pentecost), shepherds' musical instruments. To popularize oral Lithuanian folk culture – imitations of bird sounds, incantations of shepherds, songs.
Kerdės ragas invites the little ones to become shepherds and learn various things about the ganiava in the old village. Kerdžius shows how shepherds' musical instruments were made from tree bark and straw. All participants will be able to paralyze them. Also, participants will learn how to unwind a string or a rope. Traditional shepherd games are played, shepherd songs are sung, riddles are read. Potatoes with skins are baked on the fire. In this program, the troubles of the shepherds are light and the entertainment is fun.
The program runs from St. George's Day (April 23) until late autumn.
For grades 1-6. for students.
Duration: 60 min.
Price: 5 euros per person.
Number of students and accompanying persons: 4-26.
The goal is to introduce the history of stone, to help children understand the impact of nature on man and the impact of man on nature, to teach them to feel the beauty of stone.
Every family has some kind of stone barrel. Their variety is quite large – from ancient stone barns, wells to modern pools, various decorative elements.
Since ancient times, there have been spells and superstitions related to stones (a large flat stone placed at the threshold of the house protects the house from evil, theft, the evil eye. A stone placed near the head at night protects against bad dreams).
The power of creativity lies in every person, and the need for creativity is one of the most important.
Program participants will be able to create their own talisman (picture) from pebbles, dried herbs, sticks and other natural materials.
This education works as a kind of creative meditation – students have to concentrate, concentrate and use the available materials as creatively as possible. Activities carried out during education not only develop creativity, provide an opportunity to release emotions, but also provide aesthetic pleasure. In addition, the participants of the session also get practical benefits – they take home a composition made of stones with their own hands, which they can use as a picture, a talisman or give as a gift.
Utilities are included in the price.
For grades 1-12. for students and adults .
Duration: 60 min.
Price: 5 euros per person.
Number of students and accompanying persons: 10-26.
The goal is to stimulate students' interest in traditional daisy printing techniques.
Tasks: To acquaint students with the origin and rituals of the Easter holiday. To present the traditional techniques of margučia printing with the composition of traditional symbols and ornaments. To introduce the symbolism of colors and patterns.
Students will learn the history of margučia printing, Easter customs and traditions, and discuss the patterns and colors of traditional Lithuanian margučia. Each participant, according to the chosen technique of printing, coloring or shaving the egg, will make an Easter bunny.
Utilities are included in the price.
For 1-4 cl. for students.
Duration: 60 min.
Price: 4 euros per person.
Number of students and accompanying persons: 15-25.
Colorful chests are mentioned in folk songs – they are furniture for storing fabrics, outerwear, rolled canvas. According to tradition, the eldest daughter inherited the mother's dowry chest.
The education is intended to stimulate children's interest in the traditions, symbols and patterns of the Lithuanian nation, which were used to decorate furniture and chests intended for stacking dowry. During it, students are introduced to the history of Lithuanian dowry chests, their purpose, production method, decoration, colors. The dowry chests are located in the center.
During the practical part of the session, everyone will be able to color a small chest and decorate it with folk ornaments.
Facilities to the village are included
For grades 5-12. for students and adults.
Duration: up to 60 min.
Number of students and accompanying persons: 10 – 30.
Price: 5 euros per person.
Wouldn't it be great to decorate the Christmas tree with a cute, handmade toy?
During the education „My childhood Christmas toy”, children will learn how the decoration of Christmas baubles has changed over the years, why Christmas trees are decorated, and will make their own Christmas toys.
The tools needed to make the toy are included in the price.
For grades 5-12. for students and adults.
Duration: up to 60 min.
Number of students and accompanying persons: 10 – 25.
Price: 5 euros per person.
An additional 5 eur applies to hot chocolate. fee (as required).
A concise, entertaining history of chocolate from the bean to the chocolate bar, during which participants will taste quality cacao beans, learn about the Nahuatl language and become participants in a chocolate drinking ceremony.
For grades 4-12. for students.
Duration: 60 min .
Price: 5 euros.
Number of students and accompanying persons: 4-12.
The program runs: 09/01/2022–08/31/2025.
EDUCATION IS INCLUDED IN THE CULTURE PASSPORT PROGRAM.
The writings of national bands have reached us from deep antiquity, they are letters from our ancestors to us about traditions and the concept of beauty. It is not by chance that they are called writings, because they also contain important information.
Block winding is one of the oldest ways of weaving ribbons, characterized by an abundance of colors and patterns and requiring care and patience. Woolen threads of various colors and blocks, usually made of wood or bone, are used to wind the ribbons. Stripe patterns can be different: from very complex to very simple, for example, longitudinal stripes, herringbones, vignettes.
During the session, participants are introduced to traditional ribbon patterns and ornaments, and learn how to wind one ribbon at a time.
The tools required for winding the tapes are included in the price.
For education, contact:
Gardam branch of Šilute culture and entertainment center,
Tel. +370 64 772 190 , e-mail gardamokultura@gmail.com
For grades 2-6. for students.
Duration: 45 min .
Price: 4 euros per person.
EDUCATION IS INCLUDED IN THE CULTURE PASSPORT PROGRAM.
The purpose of this education is to develop respect for the use of the Sami dialect. Tasks: to foster the Žemaitian language. To get to know the uniqueness and archaicness of the Samogitian language, and to convey it through reading fairy tales and acting them out. We have so many beautiful and interesting fairy tales that we read in the literary Lithuanian language, and maybe let's try to read them in the Žemaitian language and act them out? This way we will get to know what the Žemaitian language is like, we will see how vividly and diversely we can convey the characters of the fairy tale.