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”, “Jūra” (“Sea”) and “Latvia” by Ansis Cirulis, a master of applied and decorative arts and inhabitant of Jurmala ”. In 1960 an open air summer concert hall was built with the capacity of welcoming 2000 people as an audience. Architects Modris Gelzis, Alberts Vecsilis, constructor Andris Bite. The decoration of metal constructions of the concert hall with a wooden sidings provide a great acoustics. In 2015, after a full reconstruction the historical small hall of the closed type concert hall was opened to the audience.
Dzintari Concert Hall offers excellent musical events, unique architectural forms, tasteful interior design, whereas the restaurant of the concert hall invites to indulge in the excellence of a talented cook. The restaurant of Dzintari Concert Hall “Maestro Sakura” – the perfect choice for a delicious meal.
Dzintaru Concert Hall offers rooms for graduation parties, children's birthday parties, creative workshops, team-building events, master classes, and competitions.
The master of observational comedy Slava Komissarenko returns to Jūrmala with a program that is 50% new jokes, with part of the material repeated from the performance on 27.06.2025.
Tickets can be purchased here.
In the concert, accordionist Ksenija Sidorova invites listeners on a musical journey across eras, styles and cultures, discovering the unexpectedly wide sound spectrum of the accordion. The program is designed as a dramatic curve rich in contrasts – from the monumentality of the Baroque to the fragility of modern minimalism, from European classics to Latin American dance rhythms and the aesthetics of 20th-century American blues.
Tickets can be purchased here.
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A concert program “Strauss 200. A Golden Evening of Viennese Music” is dedicated to the 200th anniversary of the great Austrian composer Johann Strauss.
The concert will feature outstanding soloists, dancers and a symphony orchestra, and both classical music lovers and those who want to enjoy a special cultural event in Jūrmala are invited to attend.
The program includes pieces from the “golden fund” of Johann Strauss’ music – the most famous waltzes, polkas and fragments of operettas, which for more than two centuries have embodied the lightness, joy of life and refined spirit of European culture. The evening is conceived as a musical journey to 19th-century Vienna, where music, dance and elegance create a unique atmosphere.
Guests of the event will be greeted by a red carpet, a glass of sparkling and refreshing drink for the first 200, as well as a photo corner, which will allow you to capture the festive atmosphere of the evening. The Dzintari Concert Hall will transform into an environment worthy of a Vienna Opera Ball this evening, where classical music meets the lightness of a summer evening.
As the organizers of the event promise, the concert “Strauss 200th Golden Evening of Viennese Music” will become one of the most significant events dedicated to the anniversary of Johann Strauss in Latvia, offering listeners the opportunity to enjoy music that unites generations and still sounds relevant all over the world.
Concert duration: 2 hours with an intermission.
Tickets can be purchased here.
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Collins Live Experience – a tribute concert show with the legendary superhits of Phil Collins & Genesis.
An original line-up of 10 outstanding musicians who have united in one project to convey the authentic atmosphere of Phil Collins and the band “Genesis” concerts.
Concert duration: 2 hours (without intermission).
Tickets can be purchased here.
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The 44th International Hans Gabor Belvedere Competition for Young Opera Singers Baltic Region Selection Round, which traditionally features young singers from Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia.
The selection round of the competition is open to anyone interested for free.
The selection rounds of the competition in Europe, Canada and the United States take place from February to the end of May this year, while the final of the competition returns to Jūrmala in 2026, at the Dzintari Concert Hall, where young opera soloists from more than 50 countries will gather from June 2 to 7.
Additional information for young opera singers and how to apply for the selection round is available here.