Events

View the schedule: here.

Information: +371 27777755.

*Tickets for each film can be purchased at the cinema.

Charity Cycling Ride “CUPRA x ATOM and Friends”

On September 13, a charity cycling ride will take place in support of youth sports, organized by “AUTOBRAVA Motors” and ATOM Cycling Club. The goal is to support the Latvian Youth Cycling Academy.

Details:

• Start/Finish: Riga, “AUTOBRAVA Motors Ulmaņa”, K. Ulmaņa gatve 96

• Registration: 9:00 | Start: 10:00

• Distance: 140 km (Riga–Jūrmala–Ķemeri–Tukums–coastal villages–Riga)

• Participation by donation

Safety requirements: Helmet mandatory, traffic regulations must be followed, headphones are not allowed, bicycles must have functional brakes. Participants under 16 require written parental or guardian consent.

Information & Registration: here. 

Contact:
Jekaterina Derevščukova | jekaterina.derevscukova@autobrava.lv | +371 25 919 791

Every Saturday at 11:00 a.m. we invite you to go on a tour with a guide through the restored historical Ķemeru park. During the walk, there will be the opportunity to learn about the history of Ķemeri through the ages, as well as to walk through the renovated historical Ķemeri resort park. The beginning of the tour is at the Ķemeri water tower.

The tour is conducted in Latvian. Participation fee: adults 5 EUR/ pers., students and seniors 3 EUR/ pers., children up to 12 years old. free of charge. For groups starting from 21 people. 3 EUR/ pers., for children up to 12 years old. free of charge.

Pre-registration is mandatory at least two days before the tour by tel. +371 29126551 or e-mail owl95@inbox.lv.

*Excursions in English can be held any Saturday if there is at least 5 people in the group.

Excursion starts at the Kemeri Water Tower and includes guided walk in Kemeri Resort Park. The excursion is in English. Prior registration at least two days before the tour by phone +371 29126551 or e-mail: owl95@inbox.lv. 

Admission: 5 EUR adults, children up to 12 y.o. - free of charge.

Powerful painting with a personal message. Zitman's large-format works address themes of human relationships and emotional tension. His paintings strike a balance between the harsh and the beautiful, between inner brokenness and the pressures of the outside world.

Photo exhibition by photographer Kirill Troitsky.

Gallery opening hours: Wednesday to Sunday from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

The upcoming textile artist's solo exhibition is a visual conversation about what often remains unexpressed – sadness, tenderness, joy, and inner struggle. The works reveal the emotionality and fragility of the material, which reveals the author's true need to create.

This exhibition, dedicated to the memory of Nikolajs Bulmanis, a well-known Latvian cultural critic and essayist, provides an insight into the work of Nikolajs and his wife Ingrīda, who devoted themselves to establishing and maintaining cultural ties between Latvia and Canada during their long years in exile and beyond. Their carefully curated art collection is currently owned by the family. It is kept by their sons Niks and Harolds, who live in Latvia, and their daughter Andra, who lives in Toronto. The exhibition is curated by Gundega Cēbere.

In the exhibition "I Want to See the Sun. There Is No Sun", painter Otto Zitmanis (1980) presents each work as a multi-layered story, sometimes depicted with a subtle touch of irony.

In his large-format paintings, the artist addresses the theme of human relationships and emotions. Maintaining a balance between the brutal and the beautiful, he highlights reflections on personal experiences and man's complex relationships with the world.

By choosing large areas, strong color combinations and black shadow contrasts in his paintings, Zitmanis speaks of human fragility, life's choices and events. The exhibition reflects reflections on the current complex world order and events, where, as anxiety and peace intertwine, tension is created between internal emotions and the influence of the external world.

Museum opening hours: from Wednesday to Sunday - from 10:00 to 18:00, Monday, Tuesday - free.

Admission is free.

The exhibition is open on weekdays: from 10:00 to 17:00.

Free admission.

Opening hours in August: Tuesday to Saturday from 12:00 to 18:00, closed on Sundays and Mondays.

Opening hours in September: Monday to Friday from 13:00 to 18:00, closed on Saturday from 12:00 to 18:00, closed on Sundays.

The exhibition is open until September 20.

Liene Lintere is a student at the Sculpture Department of the Art Academy of Latvia (since 2021). Her works are melancholic, intuitive, and rooted in personal experience and emotions. She primarily works in sculpture, using foam, tin casts, and everyday objects, while also experimenting with painting, photography, and performance. She has participated in several group exhibitions in Latvia, as well as projects in Lithuania and Estonia.

The concept of the exhibition “Šļura” is a personal and emotional narrative about change, fear, fatigue, and the search for silence and peace, reflecting a balance between everyday chaos and creative self-expression.

An exhibition in which artist Christian Brekte creates a visual dialogue with the works of Swiss symbolist Ferdinand Hodler (1853–1918), repainting their reproductions as a contemporary commentary on aesthetics, death and hidden anxiety.

Hodler’s sacred compositions become backgrounds for the grotesque, sexuality and post-symbolist drama – Brekte asks the question: what is the “holy hour” in a world dominated by chaos, deconstruction and fear of tomorrow? Ink strokes, occult references and symbols full of black irony turn the classic into a living and still provocative image.

Gallery opening hours: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday – closed; Thursday, Friday - from 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.; Saturday and Sunday - from 12:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.

Fabias Nils Īle’s exhibition “Atmosphere.”
The exhibition explores memory as an environment, where past, present, and future are revealed through three objects:
“Portal,” “Cloud,” “Information.”

The exhibition features items from the private collection of Armands Vijups, associate professor of the Department of Archaeology and History, Faculty of History and Philosophy, member of the State Heraldry Commission, archaeologist and numismatist, and the collection of the Jurmala Museum.

“ELIZABETE” is new, equipped with environmentally friendly engine, comfortable and safe ship, managed and serviced by a professional team.

A boat trip is provided on the route Riga–Jurmala (Majori)–Riga. During the trip, the Riga Passenger Port, Riga Freeport, Ķīpsala, Andrejsala, Kundziņsala, Mangaļsala, and Bolderāja can be seen. The route continues from the Daugava River past Love Island into Buļļupe, which connects the Lielupe and Daugava rivers. In Buļļupe, views include Bolderāja, natural reed landscapes, and a stone sculpture park. In the Lielupe, the historic river mouth into the sea, the White Dune, and the panorama of Jurmala are visible.

The ship can carry up to 40 passengers.

“Rīga (  11. novembra krastmala (nearby the bridge of Vanšu)) – Jūrmala (Majori)”: 10:00 (2,5h).

“Jūrmala panorama trip” along Jurmala: 13:00; 14:30; 16:00 (1h).

“Jūrmala (Majori) – Rīga”: 18:00 (2,5h).

River boat ”ELIZABETE” is open daily!

You must arrive 30 minutes before departure!

Changes in during business hours: here.   

Information and tickets: here.   

The exhibition, created by artists Kristaps Ancāns and Pauls Rietums, marks the tenth year of the Art Station “Dubulti”.
Since 2015, the Art Station has given a new perspective on the possibilities of contemporary art in public infrastructure. Dubulti Station has developed into a hybrid space, without exchanging one function for another, as the visitor is a guest in both the exhibition space and the station. This interaction creates an accessible cultural space, allowing contemporary art to enter the everyday life of society.
The center of the exhibition is proto-industrial modular systems. They have been developed in collaboration with “Latvijas Finieri”, “Troja” and “IGLU Soft Play”.
Using spatial interventions and material experiments, the exhibition shows the multilayered architectural identity of Dubulti Station — from its roots in socialist representational architecture to the avant-garde embedded in form, unexpectedly connected to a lyrical narrative.
Supported by: Jurmala City Administration, State Cultural Capital Foundation, Domobaal Gallery (London).

Authors:
Anta Priedīte, Aigars Ozoliņš, Students of Jūrmala Art School. 

Exhibition of painter Valdis Bušs. 

Free entrance. 

The exhibition presents both known and unknown events, facts and pictures that tell the story of the Bulduri area.

 The authors of the exhibition do not pretend to be a comprehensive presentation of history, as it is only the beginning of further research of Bulduri in order to create a permanent exposition in larger spaces. There is still a lack of information and there are many uncertainties and mysteries, which, like the Bulduri coin deposit, which can be seen in the exhibition, have not been fully resolved.

The exhibition was created in cooperation with the Latvian National Museum of History, the Latvian National Museum of Art, the Ęederts Elias Jelgava Museum of History and Art, the Latvian State Film and Photographic Document Archive of the Latvian National Archives, VAS "Latvijas dzelzceļš", images from the Latvian National Library, visual materials from the archives of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Latvia were used. collections. Authors of the exhibition: Inta Baumane, Līga Strazda, Egita Cironokas, artist Gundars Gulbis.

Jūrmala Museum invites city citizens to participate in the creation of the new Bulduri exhibition by sharing their memories, information and objects.

The exhibition "Bilderlingshof-Bilderiņi" can be viewed from October 27 to December 30, 2026. Opening hours of the Bulduri Exhibition House: Sun., Fri., – Closed, Mon.-Sat. – 10.00 a.m. – 5.00 p.m.