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The Last Meeting of GENIE Project Partners in Reggio Emilia: Discussing Results and Future Prospects
In October 2026, the final partner meeting of the Erasmus+ KA2 project “GENIE: Generative AI for Inclusive Education and Empowerment” took place in Reggio Emilia, Italy. During the meeting, the international project team reviewed the entire course of the project, discussed the results achieved, and outlined actions to ensure their long-term...
First SILVER Project Newsletter
Dive into the first SILVER project newsletter to learn more about our goals, partners and upcoming activities. Project SILVER SILVER aims to strengthen social inclusion and the wellbeing of senior citizens and migrants through the implementation of workshops combining reading clubs and photowalks. For senior, SILVER combats social isolation and stimulates mobility...
How Can We Share Knowledge About Artificial Intelligence? “GENIE” Training for Educators: From Personal Experience to Teaching Practices
It’s not always easy for everyone to learn about artificial intelligence technologies on their own, especially when there are so many different tools available and they’re constantly changing. Some are hesitant to get started, while others actively seek help, turning to loved ones, participating in community activities or training sessions,...
Tall Tales of TTRPG Miniature Battles
On Saturday, 26 September, we invite all RPG enthusiasts and those who want to get to know this hobby to the Gallery of the Oak Grove Library (Radastų St. 2, 4th floor) – here you will be able to create impressive stories together with like-minded people, paint miniatures and strategise...
Documentary cinema as a way of understanding young people. Screening of the film “Don’t Give a Fox” at the Oak Grove Library
“That, which is the most personal, is the most creative” – says cinema director Martin Scorsese, emphasizing that authentic stories are often born from personal experience and the courage to be oneself, and not just technical perfection. Carrying out the project “Cinema at the Library: The Younger Generation in Documentaries”, the...
Documentary cinema as a way of understanding young people. Screening of the film “Gentle Warriors” at the Oak Grove Library
“Cinema doesn’t just invite one to dream. It inspires to change the world” – Nadine Labaki, Lebanese film and music video director, actress, activist, defender of women’s rights. Carrying out the project “Cinema at the Library: The Younger Generation in Documentaries”, the Oak Grove Library continues the documentary cinema cycle. This...
Documentary cinema as a way of understanding young people. Screening of the film “Raving Iran” at the Oak Grove Library
“I think, looking at the current direction of civilisation, creativity should only tackle the topic of freedom. However, a word I find best suited is liberation, instead of freedom, because liberation is a limitless process” – Jan Švankmajer, Czech cinema creator, animator, writes, playwright, and surrealist. Carrying out the project “Cinema...
An Inner Light Brighter Than the Sun: Introducing Edda R. Stea’s “Princess Celeste”
On 21 August at 5.30 p.m. join Venezuelan writer Edda R. Stea in the Oak Hall (Radastų St. 2, 2nd floor) of the Oak Grove Library. The author will share her thoughts on endurance, inner healing, self-love and the search for true freedom. She’ll be introducing her debut book, “Princess Celeste and the Promise of the Sun”, a story of...
Library Opening Hours from July 1 to August 31
Radastų St. 2 and K. Donelaičio St. 8 opening hours from July 1 to August 31: Mon–Fri 10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Sat–Sun Closed You can return items to the book drop boxes located at K. Donelaičio St. 8 (near the library entrance) and Radastų St. 2 (on the Radastų St. side)....
Documentary cinema as a way of understanding young people. Screening of the film “Conversations on Serious Topics” at the Oak Grove Library
“To be understood is to belong. I’ve learnt that dialogue is how we bridge the distance between our differences” – states Deeyah Khan, Norwegian film director, producer, and humans’ rights activist. The Oak Grove Library invites the youth and the city community to the public event of the “Cinema at the...