Frequently Asked Questions
This page includes basic information
about our events, member benefits, and other things we frequently receive questions about.
This page includes basic information
about our events, member benefits, and other things we frequently receive questions about.
We host either a workshop or LTFAI Talk once a month during the year except for July and August.
All workshops and LTFAI Talks are held online (unless otherwise noted).
All events require you to sign up and register. Prior to the event, an invitation to the Google Meet meeting will be sent to you so you can participate just by clicking on the invite. Note, that LTFAI talks are free and workshops have nominal fees for both members and non-members
Yes, all workshops are recorded. If you have registered, the recording is available for 30 days after a class. For LTFAI members, recordings are available as long as you remain member
Yes, all LTFAI Talks are recorded. If you have registered, the recording is available for 30 days after the Talk. For LTFAI members, recordings are available as long as you remain a member.
No. The materials are readily available from around the house and/or craft stores. When you sign up for a workshop with us, you will receive a list of required tools and materials.
Log in and check at https://ltfai.org/my-account/
Membership is for one year. Renewal is automatic on your signup date. You will receive an email notification a few weeks before your renewal date.
Yes. We have a private Facebook group to discuss folk art and showcase their work with other members. You can join the group via our Facebook Page.
No. If you want to purchase something we suggest contacting the artisan directly or going online for sourcing specific items.
We have a very limited number of a couple of our publications available. Due to renewed interest we are looking at potentially reprinting the most popular and making them available again.
No. We suggest reaching out to a local museum or going online to get this type of information. Quite often the item has the most value as a cherished family heirloom.
Possibly. We are a small group but can try to track down some details about your piece. Please note that quite often the artist can be local to your city and is not known outside of it or the piece was brought back from Lithuania. We suggest reaching out to your local Lithuanian community as well as going on line if the artist name is known.