Stories of the counts’ winter garden and its alligators; participants string an alligator-shaped keyring from coloured beads.
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Pupils learn about the counts’ lives, how people used to communicate and how images preserve memories, then make their own postcard from his…
Participants discuss the decoration and ornaments of 19th–20th-century manors and learn the basics of linocut. The session is adapted by age…
While assembling a 3D model of the manor, participants find out what the orangery and ice house were for, where servants lived and what make…
A creative introduction to composer Juozas Naujalis through stories, music and movement: participants try conducting, create their own littl…
Lessons for classes: family celebrations and traditions of the counts and Count Tiškevičius’s travels (with cyanotype) for grades 1–4, and l…
Stories of 19th-century manor hygiene, a reconstructed latrine and the counts’ baths; participants then make orange- or rose-scented soap. U…
Stories of the manor garden and the small alligators that lived in its pools, with photos and film; children model alligators from sand.
Museum staff show letters written by the Tiškevičius counts and the tools used to write them; participants write a letter to someone close.
A tour of the museum with stories of the Tiškevičius family, their great library and love of books; children make their own bookmark.
Participants explore how the counts marked their books, design their own ex libris and make a small folded book.
Stories of the counts’ travels and Eastern influences on the manor, and the symbolism of lanterns; everyone makes a lantern from coloured pa…
