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The Lithuanian Capital of Culture is a city designated for a period of one calendar year during which it is given a chance to showcase its cultural life and cultural development. First time programme was held in 2008.

Cities

• 2008: Zarasai
• 2009: Plungė
• 2010: Ramygala
• 2011: Šilutė
• 2012: Anykščiai
• 2013: Palanga
• 2014: Panevėžys
• 2015: Žagarė
• 2016: Telšiai
• 2017: Klaipėda
• 2018: Marijampolė
• 2019: Rokiškis
• 2020: Trakai
• 2021: Neringa
• 2022: Alytus

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