Three countries. A common ambition.

House of Baltics brings Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania together in Los Angeles. Each country brings its own identity, people and achievements. Together, they create a place to welcome the world.

Flags of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania
Three national identities. One shared initiative.

A common ambition.
Room for every voice.

A shared Baltic presence in Los Angeles — for culture, business, hospitality and international exchange.

Led by the three national Olympic committees, House of Baltics brings athletes, delegations, companies, media and communities into the same story. Each country contributes its own identity, achievements and perspective.

The Games create a rare opportunity to meet. The house gives those encounters a place to become something lasting.

EstoniaEstonian Olympic Committee
LatviaLatvian Olympic Committee
LithuaniaLithuanian National Olympic Committee

A public welcome.

Discover Baltic culture, share sporting moments and meet the community. Fans, diaspora and curious local visitors all have a place in the vision.

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A place for business.

Introduce a product, host a focused conversation or explore a new partnership. Bring your organisation’s ambitions into a Baltic setting in the United States.

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Conversations that matter.

Delegations, institutions and invited guests can meet around shared interests. Hosted dialogue is part of the purpose of the house.

Connect with the team

Three countries.
One shared welcome.

Rooftops and church spires in Tallinn, Estonia, with the sea beyond

Estonia

Eesti

Meet Estonia through its makers, culture and sporting stories.

The Baltic Sea meeting the coastline at Jūrkalne, Latvia

Latvia

Latvija

Discover Latvia through creative voices, shared tables and sporting ambition.

The Neris River and skyline of Vilnius, Lithuania

Lithuania

Lietuva

Explore Lithuania through contemporary culture, design and sport.

A shared history.
An open next chapter.

People joining hands and holding Baltic flags during the Baltic Way
Connection is part of our story.The Baltic Way, 1989
23 August 1989

The Baltic Way

People across Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania joined hands in a peaceful call for freedom.

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1992

Our own flags. Our own stories.

The Baltic countries returned to the Olympic stage as independent teams. Lithuania’s basketball bronze became one enduring story of that new chapter.

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9 April 2026

A shared commitment

The three national Olympic committees announced their memorandum for a shared house at the Wende Museum in Los Angeles.

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Los Angeles 2028

Three flags. One roof.

A common ambition: a house where the world can meet the Baltics through culture, business and shared sporting moments.

A few things
worth knowing.

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What is House of Baltics?

A shared Baltic hospitality and representation initiative during Los Angeles 2028. It connects culture, business, diplomacy and the public atmosphere of the Games in one place.

Who is it for?

Visitors, fans, Baltic communities in California, companies, delegations and media. Public experiences and hosted meetings have different roles in the life of the house.

Can I visit the house?

The project is planned with free entry to the house. Opening dates and individual programme arrangements will be published here as they are agreed.

How can my organisation take part?

Explore a brand partnership, contribute a cultural experience or start a conversation about a programme idea. The partners page explains the available paths.

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What will you
bring to the table?

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