Events

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

On 20 June, a solstice celebration will take place on the banks of the Lielupe River (Ezeru Street swimming area).

From 12.00, residents are invited to take part in the joint setting up and decorating of the venue.

From 18.00, there will be masterclasses, a fire ritual, poodle lighting and a fire raft launching into the river, singing around the campfire and celebrations until sunrise.

Joining Intars Busulis in these concerts will be Abonementa Orķestris, which includes Kārlis Lācis, Kaspars Zemītis, Kaspars Grigalis, Edvīns Ozols, Māris Jēkabsons, Vineta Lāce, Karīna Rasa, Alise Kante, and Kristīne Pastare.

Tickets can be purchased here.

The exhibition “Light of Time” takes place in the spirit of the artist’s seventieth anniversary.

The exhibition is dominated by large-format works that reflect the experience of place and light. Works from earlier periods of his creative work are also on display.

Light of Time is a story about painting as a journey. Viewers are offered impressions, starting from the landscapes of Jūrmala to Paris, Venice, Cape Town and New York.

In a separate hall, Roze Stiebra’s animated film “The Law of the Heart” (film studio “Lokomotīve”, 2024), based on the work “The New Law” by novelist Jānis Ezeriņš, is being screened.

Exhibition at the Jūrmala Museum  - from May 21 to June 29, 2025.

Free admission.

Wed. - Sun. open from 10:00 to 18:00, Mon., Tue. - closed

Dāvis Ozols  is a Latvian painter whose work combines classical techniques with a contemporary visual language. He paints with acrylic and airbrush, creating layered, symbolic imagery. A graduate of the Art Academy of Latvia, he has also studied in Germany and Slovenia. In 2025, his most extensive solo exhibition to date, Space in Between, was held at Gallery “Asni.”

His latest exhibition will be on view at Bulduri Exhibition Hall from May 16 to July 5.

The exhibition at the Jurmala Cultural Center features specially created photographs taken at the end of 2024, when photographer Philippe Margeau visited Latvia.

The project "Baltic Notes" - "Carnets Baltique" is a journey by photographer Philippe Margeau around the Baltic Sea.

It is a journey through eight countries: Finland, Poland, Germany, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Denmark, Sweden and their islands. Photographer Philippe Margeau has always been attracted by these Northern European countries.

The project "Baltic Notes" began in 2016, and it is planned to continue for a few more years. To do this, in June 2018, F. Margeau moved from Paris to Gdańsk in Poland, in order to immerse himself in the Baltic climate on a daily basis, get to know it, understand and feel its atmosphere, explore its coast and get to know its inhabitants. He has created a kind of "base camp" in Gdańsk to be able to travel (or return) to other Baltic countries. None of this would have been possible if the artist had stayed in France.

Free admission.

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

The exhibition is open until July 30.

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).

On November 11, 2024, the city of Jurmala celebrated 65 years old since its establishment. Jurmala is a relatively new city, but the neighborhoods that make it up have a centuries-old and eventful history. The formation of the city of Jūrmala can be figuratively compared to three rivers, which, merging together, form the sea: Jūrmala was formed by combining three former cities - Sloka, Ķemeru and Riga Jūrmala. The city of Jūrmala stretches along a 24-kilometer long strip between the Gulf of Riga and Lielupi, covering several parts of the city - 26 neighborhoods, each of which has its own history and characteristic features that together make up Jūrmala. The exhibition presents a retrospection of the development of Jūrmala districts through reproductions of images from the collection of the Jūrmala Museum, which reflect scenes from the life of the city from different time periods.

 

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.