Programme
The Baltic Peat Producers' Forum returns to Lithuania and will take place in the picturesque town of Birštonas, Vytautas Mineral SPA, on 18-20 September 2024. This key event for peat producers will bring together industry leaders, innovators and visionaries to discuss the sustainable and responsible use of peat in growing media. This year's key theme - "Shaping the future of growing media for people and planet" - underlines our commitment to innovative practices that combine the potential of peat with environmental protection and community empowerment.
Ice-breaking party
18 September, 2024
The event will take place on the terrace of Vytautas Mineral SPA in the glass dome. The event, which aims to facilitate networking and relaxation after a day of travel, will offer a selection of grilled food with a "zing" factor and a relaxed environment with music in the background. This will provide an ideal setting for new contacts with colleagues and partners to be made, as well as for existing contacts to be built upon.
BALTIC PEAT PRODUCERS FORUM AND GALA DINNER
19 September, 2024
Following the Forum and a day of discussions and seminars, all event participants and their guests will be able to enjoy local delicacies at the MOON restaurant. The chef will present these dishes in unexpected and memorable combinations of flavours, creating exceptional food experiences. The Gala Dinner will be further enhanced by the music of an extremely virtuosic ensemble of sound aesthetes, who will invite guests to experience the pleasure of music and being together.
EXCURSION
20 September, 2024
We would like to invite all those who are interested to enjoy a boat trip on Lithuania's largest river, the Nemunas. On the Birštonas-Prienai route, you will have the opportunity to get to know the picturesque landscape of the Great Nemunas Loops with a guide. The boat trip will give you the opportunity to observe the nature, the river valley, the banks, the slopes, and to get to know the special world of the birds that love these places. The area forms part of the Great Nemunas Loops Hydrographic Reserve, which is part of the Nemunas Loops Regional Park.
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Note: the excursion will only be organised if there are at least 20 participants.
