Events

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

Let’s start a day by swamp shoeing at the dawn, waking up together with nature. Will be a possibility to join for a “pop-up swamp restaurant”  breakfast. 

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In his exhibition "Beginning and End. Requiem of Our Time," Vilnis Heinrihsons reflects on current world events and attitudes toward global values.

The display is divided into four spheres – birth, growth, crises, death, and rebirth – representing the human life cycle. The context is enriched by the poetry of Rainis and Gundega Repše, as well as the Holy Scriptures.

Ilgvara Zalāna's art is dynamic and expressive abstract, conveying emotions through line rhythms and brushstrokes. It features various textures (drips, streaks, smears) combined with vibrant colors, creating a positive and free-spirited impression. The artwork reflects joy in painting and a high level of skill and professionalism.

Ilze Ozola's solo exhibition "Latvian Botanical Drawings" will be displayed at the Aspazija House exhibition hall from March 12 to May 3.

The artist drew inspiration from medieval book illustrations and historical interiors. The exhibition features Latvian botanical drawings, combining colors and symbols inspired by folk songs.

The exhibition “Lielupe – The Path of Life. Jūrmala Archaeology. Known and Unknown” at the Bulduri Exhibition Hall will feature evidence of the oldest periods of Jūrmala’s history – Neolithic flint tools and flakes, ceramic shards, stone axes from the Priedaine settlement and isolated finds elsewhere in Jūrmala, Iron Age and medieval jewellery and weapons, as well as coin deposits representing even more recent times.
The exhibition features archaeological objects from the Jūrmala Museum collection – evidence obtained during archaeological excavations in Priedaine in 2007–2008, as well as isolated finds and deposits from other areas of Jūrmala.
The prehistoric scene is also enriched by deposits from the Latvian National History Museum, as well as imitations of dishes based on Neolithic comb ceramic samples created by Baiba Dumpe, a ceramic researcher at the Archeology Department of the Latvian National History Museum.
The authors of the exhibition are Līvija Baumane-Andrejevska, the keeper of the Jūrmala Museum collection, and Ernests Sviklis, the director of the Jūrmala Museum, and the artist is Lauris Oga.
Museum opening hours: Sun., Mon. – Closed, Sat. – 10:00 – 18:00.
Admission is free.

Diana Adamaite's exhibition "Frequencies in Space" raises the question of the nature of her work. The figures in her paintings are not realistically sensual, but rather elegant and free, resembling mystical expressionism. Her works, made up of colorful fields and figures that move and transform, reflect the living reality of art. The artist uses ignorance to paint – this opens the way to new, mysterious discoveries. 

Curated by Inga Šteimane. 

The exhibition "1+1+1=1" Sloka + Ķemeri + Riga Jurmala District = Jurmala is dedicated to the 65th anniversary of the city of Jurmala.

We consider 11 November 1959 to be the birthday of Jūrmala, when the city of Jūrmala was founded by merging the Jūrmala district of Riga, Slokas and Ķemeri. In celebration of the 65th anniversary of the City of Jurmala, the exhibition focuses on the period after the Second World War and before the founding of Jurmala, from 1944 to the early 1960s. The main idea of the exhibition is to provide an insight into the pre- and post-unification period and to find out how the lives of the inhabitants were affected after the founding of Latvia's largest resort town.

Exhibition of painter Valdis Bušs. 

Free entrance.