On July 22, 2026, the “Head to Giruliai” event series organized by the Immanuel Kant Public Library of the Klaipėda City Municipality invites you to a unique and exciting day! You’re invited to join a walk along the seashore to the KMSVB Giruliai branch (10A Šlaito St.), where musicians Donatas Bielkauskas and Kristijonas Lučinskas will be waiting to present their musical program “Grynas Takas.”
Hike
The hike begins at 3:00 p.m. at the KMSVB Melnragė branch (60 Molo St.). We invite you to join us on a journey from library to library—along the coast. A few hours of experiential hiking await you, during which we’ll walk both on foot and through our lives. Registration https://forms.gle/6dyXUyxo7q7Mnbhv8
The hike is physically easy, but we recommend that you bring: comfortable clothing; comfortable shoes; a snack for yourself and a friend; and water. The distance is about 4 km, and the hike takes about 2.5 hours.
We will award certificates to all participants!
Concert
After the hike, we invite you to stay for a wonderful concert, and if you can’t join the hike, we’ll be waiting for you at the concert: at the KMSVB Giruliai branch (10A Šlaito St.), at 6:00 p.m., musicians Donatas Bielkauskas and Kristijonas Lučinskas—also known as “Tykumos”—will present their musical program “Grynas Takas.”
“Tykumos” is a Baltic atmospheric music duo project that blends the sounds of nature, echoes of industrial heritage, and the sounds of contemporary music. The creative duo, Kristijonas Lučinskas and Donatas Bielkauskas, seeks a new sonic relationship with the environment by combining authentic nature recordings, electronic sounds, reworked folk song motifs, and traditional instruments. Visual elements are often incorporated into their concerts, enhancing the auditory experience and adding a visual dimension to the world of sound. The essence of the project lies in exploring the relationship between silence, sound, and space. It is an invitation to pause, listen closely, and hear the world differently—more slowly, more deeply, and more sensitively.
This creative exploration fits naturally into the “Grynas takas” program, which brings together nature and art to create a cultural experience that is attuned to the environment. Here, nature becomes not only a source of inspiration but also a full-fledged performer, resonating alongside humans. “Grynas takas” is a path that invites you to slow down, observe, and listen to the silence, which often speaks louder than words.
