Pragiedruliai Creativity Center is a creative hub in Panevėžys, Lithuania, run under the Stasys Museum. Set in the city’s largest park, the centre combines historic architecture with modern spaces, offering a peaceful, nature-filled environment that sparks creativity. Pragiedruliai is all about collaboration, openness, and connecting art with the local community, encouraging projects that grow beyond the studio.

The residency programme at Pragiedruliai Creativity Center offers time and space for artists and cultural practitioners to develop work in a supportive, nature-surrounded environment. Open to both emerging and established artists from Lithuania and abroad, the programme welcomes practices across visual art +glass, photography, textile design, audio-visual, applied theatre and interdisciplinary fields.

Residencies typically last from two weeks to two months and are offered through open calls, invitational formats, and project-based collaborations. Depending on the programme, artists may receive a stipend and accommodation, while in some cases a contribution toward accommodation costs may apply.

Residents are encouraged to engage with the local context through workshops, talks, or informal sharing, initiating exchange with the community and other creatives. The programme emphasises experimentation, collaboration, and the development of work that responds to place, environment, and social context.