The Oskaras Koršunovas Theatre (OKT) has operated since 1999. The most famous of their plays during the last decade are the following: William Shakespeare's “Hamlet”, "Romeo and Juliet", “Midsummer Night’s Dream”, Sophocles' "Oedipus Rex", Mikhail Bulgakov's “The Master and Margarita”, Marius von Mayenburg's "Fireface", Mark Ravenhill's „Shopping and fucking“. Performances have been shown on the most prestigious stages and most important festivals in Scandinavia, Germany and France, where they have been included in the main programme of the famous Avignon Festival.

The exhibit “Traveling Letters” features the work of Lithuanian painters who use, create, or conceptually re-create letters. Many of those included are teachers at the Vilnius Academy of Fine Arts and its affiliates, along with a number of young artists who recently finished studies in design, applied graphic art, and textiles. The project’s goal is to encourage the development of script art not only within the context of art, but in the common context of Lithuanian culture.

The programmes of duet "V. Labutis & E. Kanevičius" stand out with their conceptualism and broad stylistic amplitude. Their multifaceted music incorporates both a high emotional charge, and a playful release. This jazz duo joins jazz, classical, folk, experimental and alternative music into an expressive and unpredictable musical action.

Pianist Kasparas Uinskas began his international career in 2007-2008, debuting on the most famous stages in the world – New York’s Carnegie Hall, Washington’s J.F. Kennedy Center Millennium Stage, London’s Wigmore Hall, the Berlin Philharmonic and a host of others. These international appearances quickly garnered the highest praise from critics and recognition from listeners.