Delfi Day: Cooling off in Vilnius and understanding your dreams

As unexpected heatwaves become a regular feature of summer in Lithuania, the city of Vilnius is introducing new measures to help residents stay cool. In addition to existing drinking water stations, the capital has installed its first stationary water misting system. The report will detail its location, operation, and plans for further installations.

Dreams, a nightly occurrence for many, are often forgotten upon waking. However, some individuals remember their dreams and seek answers to life's important questions within them. A segment titled "Knyginėjimai. Trumpai" will explore whether dreams are mere figments of imagination or a form of subconscious language that can be understood, featuring dream researcher, lecturer, and author Rita Baniene.

Finding qualified specialists presents a significant challenge for businesses. In response, the construction, repair, and home goods chain "Senukai" is launching "100 talents for Lithuania." This initiative aims to employ 100 highly skilled specialists within five years, seeking to attract professionals back to the country. Liuba Aleksandra Zaiceva, "Kesko Senukai" communications manager for the Baltic states, and Ieva Jurkonienė, coordinator of the "Kurk Lietuvai" program, will discuss Lithuania's appeal to returning professionals and the program's implementation.

Summer festivals are evolving beyond concerts, offering attendees experiences that blend nature, community, art, and music. The "Šaknys" festival, beginning this weekend in the Dzūkija forests, promises such an experience. Festival organizer Domantas Sabaliauskas and operations manager Mantas Bruzga will share details about what awaits visitors from August 7-9.