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On June 4, our museum hosted the third “Little MARTA” gathering, titled “How Do We Talk About Difficult Memory? Challenges and Solutions in Creating Exhibitions and Displays.”

The Jewish history museum The Lost Shtetl, opened last year in Šeduva, has been included in the 2026 list of the world’s most beautiful museums, announced by the international architecture and design awards Prix Versailles. This year’s list features seven museums from around the globe, and The Lost Shtetl appears alongside exceptional projects from Abu Dhabi, Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Tokyo, Arlington, and Tashkent. It is the first museum in the Baltic states to be included in thi

The Lost Shtetl Museum has been named an iF Design Award Winner in the Interior Architecture – Cultural Exhibitions category.

On March 15, 2026, the Lost Shtetl Museum hosted a special event to mark the National Day of Rescuers of Lithuanian Jews.

The Advisory Board of the Lost Shtetl Museum met on 24 February 2026 to review the Museum’s ongoing work and to discuss several issues raised in recent weeks.

On March 3, an event for Purim took place at the Lost Shtetl Museum.

On March 3, we invite you to a Purim-themed lecture and discussion at the Lost Shtetl Museum.

As Lithuania and Ukraine prepare to commemorate the upcoming 85th anniversary of the Holocaust, a delegation from the Babyn Yar Holocaust Memorial Center visited the Lost Shtetl Museum.

On March 15 at 12:00 PM, the Lost Shtetl Museum invites you to commemorate The Day of the Lithuanian Jewish Rescuers and to attend the opening of the exhibition “Righteous Among the Nations: Those Who Were Not Afraid to Die Became Immortal.”