“Listen (to) the Woman!” – this retrospective slogan concludes the February 17th Declaration, exhibited in the Act of Independence signing room at the House of Signatories.

What thread connects the idea of February 16th with the February 17th, 1918 Women’s Manifesto? What are the origins of Lithuania’s current National Emancipation Day, and how is the “Vytys” movement linked to the early 20th-century Lithuanian women’s movement? What stories are told by Miglė Anušauskaitė’s exhibition “Signatories in the Foreground”, on display at the House of Signatories?

During this one-hour tour, you’ll hear the stories of prominent Lithuanian women, discover the personalities who acted in the midst of key events from the late 19th to the mid-20th century, became international sensations, and shaped the image of modern Lithuania.

To book the tour, contact us via email at [email protected] or by phone at +370 669 44148.