Narrow Gauge station. Sugar factory. Polish Gymnasium (Special Education Centre Šviesa). Huge, multi-storey industrial mills were built in Panevėžys. Grain was transported from Ukraine, then processed and exported here. The operation room of the administrative building of the Panevėžys Sugar Factory (arch. Arnas Funkas) reminds the bank. According to historian Arūnas Astramskis, in interwar Lithuania sugar was a luxury good: not everyone could taste it, and those who could, used it in moderation. We will learn about the children from famous families who studied in Panevėžys Polish Gymnasium and we will also hear the history of a collection belonging to Valerijonas Straškevičius, an educator of this gymnasium and prominent entomologist. The contemporary paediatrician Liudvika Knizikevičienė will tell the story of her family: furniture and even pianos were made in the carpenter’s workshop managed by her father. Panevėžys ‘pipers’– a band of copper wind instruments Aukštyn will be playing in Panevėžys Narrow Gauge Railway Station.