In 1932, a wooden house, reminiscent of a small Lithuanian manor, was constructed for Juozas Gruodis, a prominent Lithuanian composer, and his wife. The original room/studio of the museum is suitable for cultural events, conferences, educational activities, film previews, and more. A Steinway & Sons grand piano is also available.
| Area, m2 | Number of people | |
|---|---|---|
| J. Gruodis’s room (studio) | 35 |
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