Concert halls

The premises of the Jurmala Culture Centre offer possibilities to visit varied events – concerts, dance performance, art exhibitions, here there is also Jurmala cinema.

Open Air Stage is built in 1930 in the historical part of Melluzi, whereby already in the 19th century various concerts where held. Melluzi Open Air Stage is one the last two acoustical wooden shells in the Baltic region that has remained and is still functioning since the 20th century. Free entertainment for children in the park takes place throughout the summer, every Sunday ...

Dubulti church, the most expressive object and the visual dominant of the surrounding area is the most monumental and exquisite Art Nouveau building in Jurmala from the viewpoint of historical and sacral architecture. The size and details of the building clearly show the tradition of national romanticism that may be seen in the rich sculptural elements of the building in the ...

One of the most significant cultural monuments offering a comprehensive program of culture with participation of local and foreign guest artists. In 1936 a closed type concert hall architected according to the projects of Alexander Birzenieks and Victor Mellenburg with 690 seats, the interior of which retaining  three separate paintinging - “Lielupe”, ...

Dubulti concert hall, located in Jurmala music high school at Dubulti Culture Quarter. That  concert hall  is a new cultural infrastructure building with an amphitheater hall for 400 spectators and excellent acoustics. The Dubulti concert hall hosts various classical music concerts.