Kaunas to Host "Fejerija 2026" Fireworks Festival After Four-Year Break

After a four-year silence, the international fireworks festival "Fejerija" returns to Lithuania, with its 15th edition set to dazzle audiences in Kaunas on September 19, 2026. This year's event promises to be one of the most spectacular of the year, transforming the Kaunas Darius and Girėnas Aerodrome into a grand stage for a fusion of music, aviation, and pyrotechnics.

Professional pyrotechnics teams from England, Poland, and Thailand will compete, alongside Lithuania's own "Blikas" team, known for its extensive experience and international recognition. Each team will present a unique show, integrating fireworks with special effects and carefully selected soundtracks. A panel of experts will judge the performances, with their identities to be revealed closer to the event.

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The fireworks festival is not just a demonstration of technology, but also a high-level artistic performance. We aim for the audience to experience emotions that will last long after the event.

"The fireworks festival is not just a demonstration of technology, but also a high-level artistic performance. We aim for the audience to experience emotions that will last long after the event," stated the festival organizers. They anticipate that the synergy between aviation, music, and pyrotechnics at this unique venue will create an unforgettable atmosphere.

Before the main fireworks display, attendees will witness an impressive aviation program featuring legendary "ANBO" aircraft performing aerial maneuvers. Adding to the festive mood, Lithuanian pop star Džordana Butkutė will deliver a musical performance of her well-known hits, further enhancing the event's dynamic and emotional appeal. Organizers expect this юбилейный festival to be one of Kaunas's largest events in 2026.

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The Darius and Girėnas Aerodrome is one of the most unique places in Lithuania for such an event. The synergy of aviation, music, and pyrotechnics will create an exceptional atmosphere that audiences have never experienced before.