“Melodies on Ice” Show

The spectacular “Melodies on Ice” ice show returns in December with a new story! In December 2026, audiences will once again be invited to one of Lithuania’s most spectacular holiday-season events at the country’s largest arenas in Kaunas and Klaipėda. The enchanting “Melodies on Ice” ice show, which has become a true holiday-season tradition, returns this year with renewed energy! It is the only show in Lithuania to bring together sport, art, music, special effects and holiday magic. Today’s figure-skating stars, participants in the Olympic Games and European Championships, Lithuania’s leading performers, a live band, unique lighting and laser effects, and the most beloved music of all time—all this awaits you at the unique, world-class “Melodies on Ice” show! The 2026 “Melodies on Ice” show is a completely new story, and we invite you to experience it with us! The new show will surprise audiences with bold creative choices, even more spectacular special effects, and emotions that will surpass all performances seen before. This will be a show where the magic is born here and now, leaving a lingering glow in your heart and a wish to stop time. In its two years of existence, the creators of “Melodies on Ice” have shown that every performance can be unique and unforgettable. Each year, some of the world’s leading figure-skating stars come to Lithuania and, together with talented Lithuanian performers, create a synergy worthy of gold medals. Breathtaking performances, bold creative choices and emotions that bring entire arenas to their feet create a special holiday atmosphere that stays in audiences’ memories for a long time. We’ll soon find out who will skate across the ice and whose voices will fill the arenas. Let the mystery unfold gradually—that’s how great stories begin! More information coming soon. About the show: In its two years of existence, the show has featured dozens of leading figure-skating stars, including Olympic champion and multiple World Championship medallist Eric Radford, and