Eureka, a school that organizes themed mindfights, together with the CORE business center, invites families with children to put their intelligence to the challenge at an event hosted by lifeguard Kajus Pirožnikas. Kajus, who chose the profession of lifeguard as a teenager, has set himself a meaningful mission: to teach as many children as possible about proper behavior in the water. Therefore, this mindfight is not only excellent mental exercise but also a great opportunity to gain knowledge that can be important for the whole family.
What should you do if you fall into cold water while fully clothed? How do you reach the shore if a strong current is pulling you out to deeper water? Why collecting amber on the beach can be dangerous? How does a lifeguard’s workday begin? You’ll find out the answers to these and other questions during a mindfight that promises to be fun for both adults and children.
For the youngest children (ages 2–5), the Eureka teachers’ team will organize educational activities. Older children and their parents can join the mindfight teams. And we’ll award those who perform the best with prizes from the event’s sponsors.
The mindfight will be held in Lithuanian and English. You can look forward to a cozy evening, a fun exercise for the mind, and knowledge that could be very important for the whole family.
The event is open to everyone, but the number of seats is limited, so we recommend you hurry to fill out the online form – REGISTRATION. Once the participant limit is reached, registration will close.
EVENT DETAILS:
- Venue: CORE business centre
- Address: Ukmergės str. 126, Vilnius
- Date: 22 October 2026 (Thursday)
- Start time: 18:00
- Duration: up to 1.5 hours
- Languages: Lithuanian and English
- Each team must include at least one child.
- Children may participate only when accompanied by an adult
- Admission: free of charge, but REGISTRATION is required
- Limited number of participants
EVENT SPONSORS:
Photography and video recording will take place during the event. Photos and video footage may be used to promote the event on social media, websites, in the press, and other communication channels.
MOMENTS FROM PREVIOUS MINDFIGHTS AT EUREKA: