During the European Heritage Days there were 2 events organised: Conference for the presentation of the building (registered in 1840) and unveiling of a memorial monument for insurgents of 1831. 1. Conference presented the historical building made by Architects and historians in the context of historical situation of that period in Sūduva and Kvietiskis Manor; The participants were municipality people, and students who painted the buildings in all aspects. 2. The unveiling of a memorial monument was organised together with theatrical performance of camping of insurgents of 1831. Performance was carried out by Kaunas county shooters (soldiers) club. The author of monument is sculptor R.Kupcikas.

The project “Implementation of heritage objects of Kvietiskis manor“ was implemented during the European Heritage Days in 2022 in Kvietiskis Manor, Marijampole city, Lithuania. It was designed to revive historical and cultural heritage and remind the community about insurgents of Lithuanian liberation struggle of 1831. The project period was from June 1 to September 25, 2022. The whole event consisted of two parts. 1. Conference presented the historical building “Grain Magazine” made by architects and historians in the context of historical situation of that period in Sūduva and Kvietiskis Manor; The participants read the memoirs of former inhabitants and workers of manor about their everyday life when the manor was functioning. The participants of the conference were municipality people and students. The theme of the European Heritage Days, "Sustainable Heritage", was as if specially designed to revive the Kvietiskis manor building. The main directions: sustainability, strength, durability, encouragement to look for ways to show and highlight the historical value of this building and its adaptation to today's needs. Exhibition and presentation of works (paintings of Grain Magazine in many aspects) of art by students during the conference. Tours for the manor house and the building of the grain magazine sightseeing were organized before conference during the summer and in September. One more excursion was about Rožančkelis (Rozanckelis is a legend about the place where Marions church was built and the history of Marijampole city began; the legend says how countess P. Butleriene left the manor praying with rosary all the way and in the place when she stopped praying the church was built.) 2. The unveiling of a memorial monument was organised together with theatrical performance of camping and fights of insurgents of 1831. Performance was carried out by Kaunas county shooters (soldiers) club. The author of monument is sculptor R.Kupcikas. This monument was designed in the place where Fights of liberation in 1831 took place. In this place –Kvietiskis manor park –now there are 2 monuments: oak tree which was planted 190 years ago and this new stone. Thus this park becomes a very significant attraction place for tourists. Both monuments have great significance for the Lithuanian heritage. The project was designed for involving participants and audience -academic youth, gymnasium students, members of the Marijampolė municipality community, history teachers and philologists; everyone interested in the history and culture of their region. About 400 of soldiers of Lithuanian army took part in this event as spectators of the performance. The purpose of the project is to show the historical - unique significance of the Grain Magazine, its uniqueness and uniqueness among the farm buildings of Lihuania heritage, and the possibilities of adapting it to today's educational and educational needs, showing the importance of intangible heritage to the residents of the city and county. The project seeks to acquaint the project participants with the architectural features of the building: the construction method, the building tradition of the period, the sustainability and durability of the building, resistance to the change of decades. Project presented the peculiarities of the historical period, people's way of life, clothing, customs; memories of farm workers. This is promotion of the preservation of the building for future generations by involving community members and using their initiative in implementing the object of cultural heritage. A video story of the entire event was created by a specialist for the dissemination of the heritage building and placed on the You Tube platform. https://www.youtube.com/resultssearch_query=naujas+paminklas+marijampol%C4%97je Europos paveldo dienos"22 Konferencija Kvietiškio dvaro grūdų magazino mūrams! https://youtu.be/SRZcVL_DP1U A reportage about preparation for this event was shown on National TV.

The begining of Marijampole city is the Kvietiskis manor built by count Butleris and his wife. Many of heritage events are connected with the life and activities of this manor. The count family had many manors in the territory of Poland, the grandfather of countess Butleriene had founded the town of Szczuczyn in Poland - that is why Marijampole culture club „Aistuva“ has close contacts with the museum of town Szczuczyn. The tours with performances of countess Butleriene are organised to Polish tourists around the Kvietiskis manor and the places connected with Polish heritage. After the conference Grain Magazine building was transferred to the property of Marijampole county museum and it will be reformed and renovated in future. A big space for various modern activities will be built. The club“ Aistuva“ played a very significant role for the conservation of this building. This Manor farm building is the object of both Lithuanian and Polish heritage so its European value is preserved.