"Šiauliai Days 787": registration for the procession

In September, Šiauliai residents and city guests will again be invited to the city's biggest event "Šiauliai days 787". The city festival is expected to take place in 2023, September 8-10, accompanied by the resounding slogan "#ŠiauliaiŠviecia" ("Šiauliai shines"). The organizers hope that the multitude of events will enrich the cultural leisure time of the people of Šiauliai and the guests of the city, and will give them impressive moments.

One of the most important highlights of the city festival is the festive procession and motorized convoy. We invite creative unions, clubs, non-governmental organizations, associations, companies and other institutions to present themselves to the residents of Šiauliai and guests of the city. Prepare and introduce yourself to the community by revealing the identity of the institution or organization you represent and the cherished values.

A pedestrian group and a motorized group will be able to represent the delegation in the procession. It is expected that on September 8th the procession will leave at 7 p. m. pedestrian convoy - from Žaliūkių street, they will be joined by a motorized convoy - from Ragainė street. Walking route - Tilžės st., Aušra av. Opening of the festival starts at 8 p.m. at the stage of the central park.

Participants of the pedestrian procession are invited to register with the person in charge, Aušra Brijūnienė, head of the Amateur Art Department, by e-mail ausra.brijuniene@siauliukc.lt. Information about pedestrian registration is available on tel. + 370 655 255 27.

Participants of the motorized convoy are invited to register with the responsible person, Head of the Event Organization Department, Asta Vaitkienė by e-mail asta.vaitkiene@siauliukc.lt. Information on the registration of the motorized convoy is available on tel. + 370 671 42 901.

Registration of festive processions and motorized convoys is available until 2023, August 31st.

Invitation to register for the procession

Form of the participant of the festive procession

Edita Aleksandravičienė's photo.