2021-04-26
Nowadays aim is to spark that love again, which has long been absorbed into all the lands of Liubavas Manor
2021-03-25
Listen to the sounds of water around the water mill of the manor
2017-04-25
The event presenting the results of the Project will be held at 12:00 on Sunday, 30 April, 2017
2017-11-19
Our contribution to the international LEVER-project aimed at increasing the attractiveness of offshore areas
2016-08-22
The Conference will be held on 8 September 2016
2018-04-30
Liubavas Manor participate in the international project and invites visit the museum on Saturdays and Sundays
2015-10-05
The project has been financed under the Programme „Conservation and Revitalisation of Cultural and Natural Heritage“ of the EEA Financial Mechanism
2014-08-14
The project has been financed under the Programme „Conservation and Revitalisation of Cultural and Natural Heritage“ of the EEA Financial Mechanism
The project increasing public accessibility of the museums has been launched
2013-04-15
The project has been supported by the Lithuanian-Swiss Cooperation Programme
2012-09-19
National Award Ceremony to celebrate Liubavas Manor Watermill Museum becoming a winner of European Union Prize for Cultural Heritage / Europa Nostra Award was held on 18 September 2012
The project has been supported by the Lithuanian-Swiss Cooperation Programme
2012-09-12
National Award Ceremony will be held on 18 September 2012
2012-06-07
EU prize for Cultural Heritage/Europa Nostra Award to Gintaras Karosas was presented by Mrs. Androulla Vassiliou, the European Commissioner for Culture, and Maestro Plácido Domingo, President of Europa Nostra
2012-06-07
European Heritage Congress was held from 30 May to 2 June in Lisbon (Portugal)
2012-03-20
The official press release of the European Commision
2011-01-31
The project of restoration of Liubavas manor mill, its adaptation as the museum is completed.
2010-07-21
The project of restoration of Liubavas manor mill, its adaptation to cultural and public needs is half-completed.
2009-09-30
The project is supported by a grant from Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway through the EEA Financial Mechanism and co-financed by the Republic of Lithuania.

Europos Parkas implements a project to improve public accessibility of museums

Public Institution Europos Parkas is implementing a subproject on Increasing Public Accessibility of the Europos Parkas and the Liubavas Museum Situated in Rural Areas, financed by the Lithuanian-Swiss Cooperation Programme. The share of support and co-financing amounts to LTL 148,613, and the institution adds another LTL 26,226.

The subproject aims at contributing to the increase of economic and social cohesion by improving access for socially vulnerable groups in Vilnius Region to museums in rural areas.

The subproject will improve the institution's material facilities and offer transportation services to visitors of the Europos Parkas and the Liubavas Museum. As both museums are located in a rural area, the subproject addresses a transportation problem which is particularly acute for society's most vulnerable groups.

"I hope this subproject will bring the opportunity for more people to use cultural services, learn about art and cultural heritage," says Gintaras Karosas, Head of the Europos Parkas.

Public Institution Europos Parkas, established over two decades ago, is the first non-governmental non-profit museum in Lithuania. The institution is constantly engaged in activities recognised both in Lithuania and abroad. However, due to the imperfect legal base, the museum does not receive regular state support. The main source of financing of the Europos Parkas is proceeds from ticket sales and services.

Public Institution Europos Parkas is turning an abandoned forest into an open-air museum of art and nature which has already become a part of Lithuania's identity and a cultural heritage museum in Liubavas.