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Moose Neo-Fresco on a Residential House Wall

In celebration of its 20th anniversary, the Lazdijai Cultural Center has gifted the town with a fourth creative present—a street art piece now adorning the wall of a residential home! Rūta and Linas Lazauskai enthusiastically joined the initiative, dedicating their house wall to Lazdijai's symbol—the moose. Now, not only the homeowners and their guests can enjoy this colorful city emblem, but so can all passersby on Vilniaus Street and visitors to Lazdijai. We invite you to visit and discover this unique highlight of Lazdijai!

Moose Neo-Fresco on a Residential House Wall

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