The St Casimir's fair seems to have been taken over a bit by an international crafts cartel of cheap jewelry and questionable pottery. Still, local food was available and a few true handicrafts were sold.
Another popular pairing: charcuterie and farmer's cheese.
Homemade horseradish.
Many gira men, selling the non-alcoholic fermented rye bread drink.
Traditional sweets and bread.
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Bring on the pickling!
Another popular pairing: charcuterie and farmer's cheese.
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A huge seller, smoked fish.
Homemade horseradish.
Attractions on a stick, edible and dried. The flowers are traditional to the fair and known as "Verbos." Related to St Casimir, they're a symbol of Spring and taken to church on Palm Sunday.
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Lovely licorice.
Felting is big in Lithuania, both big and small.
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Rusty tools? Edible chocolate!
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