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BALZEKAS MUSEUM OF LITHUANIAN CULTURE

6500 S. PULASKI ROAD CHICAGO, IL 60629

TEL.: 773.582.6500
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The Balzekas Museum is a proud member of the Chicago Cultural Alliance

Participating artists: Ona Cepele, Julie Kasniunas, Nora Ausriene, Ina Cygaite-Nicewander, Daiva Karuzaite, Giedre Zumbakiene, Dana Turlaite, Ada Sutkuviene, Laura Lapinskaite, Ginta Sutkute, Veronika Svabiene, Laima Svabas, Vanda Alekniene, Danguole Stonciute Kuoliene, Ausrine Kerr, Sonata Kazimieraitiene, VRimeika, Irena Saparnis, Saule Piktys

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2012 - TOURS TO LITHUANIA

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Sept. 9 - 19 tour!

Trakai Castle - Lithuanian Tour - Balzekas Museum This is your year to travel to Lithuania on the Balzekas Museum's popular Tour of Lithuania. Reserve your tickets now. See tour intinerary and details >>>

See the Museum's selection of amber jewelry and other gift items, such as books, textiles, and crafts, available through the Balzekas Museum Online Gift Shop ...

All proceeds from Gift Shop sales support Museum programs, activities and facilities.

Hope & Spirit, the Balzekas Museum's series of exhibits and programs commemorating 70 years since the start of mass Soviet deportations from Lithuania to the Gulag—the vast network of forced labor camps and prisons in Siberia and other remote regions of the Soviet Union has ended. Highlights from the exhibit, including a virtual tour, links, articles, and teaching resources are available online here: Hope & Spirit online >>>

"Letters from Siberia" Videos Now on Line

See more videos here>>>

The Hope & Spirit series is partially supported by grants from the Illinois Arts Council, a state agency; the Illinois Humanities Council; the National Endowment for the Humanities; the Illinois General Assembly; a City Arts grant from the City of Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events; and the ECPC.