40th Annual Mugė Lithuanian Festival

Date:

Saturday, November 5, 2016 - 12:00pm - Sunday, November 6, 2016 - 6:00pm

Location:

Lithuanian Music Hall 2715 East Allegheny Avenue

Philadelphia, PA 19134

United States

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Website:

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Celebrate Lithuania’s rich cultural heritage at the 40th Annual Mugė Lithuanian Festival in Philadelphia! Enjoy two incredible days of live music, folk dancing, and family fun. Savor the tastes of Lietuva -- delectable comfort foods like balandėliai, kugelis, fried bread, and the world’s best potato pancakes! Sip Lithuania’s favorite brews including Švyturys and Kalnapilis.

Explore cultural history exhibits and find your ancestors’ native home on our map. Shop for gorgeous amber jewelry, handcrafted ornaments, woodcarvings, books, t-shirts, dolls, and other unique gifts! Saturday’s Mugė includes Ligita and Algimantas Barniskas performing an eclectic mix of Lithuanian retro with jazz and other genres starting at 6 P.M. Their concert is free to Mugė attendees who present their wristbands at the door. Suggested donations:

Adult, non-members: $5
Seniors and teens (13 to 18 years): $3
Children 12 and under: free
Current members: free

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