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.
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The concert will feature artists born in Latvia – soloists and instrumentalists of different generations who represent Latvia also beyond its borders.
Artists:
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Artists:
Vestards Šimkus;
Ieva Kerēvica;
Ance Krauze;
Daumants Kalniņš;
Oskars Petrauskis;
Liepāja Symphony Orchestra;
Conductor Atvars Lakstīgala;
Program: Kārlis Lācis, Rihards Dubra, Mārtiņš Brauns and Raimonds Pauls.
An evening of music by Latvian composers. The first part of the concert will feature Kārlis Lācis’ “Fragments of the Latvian Symphony”, as well as Rihards Dubra’s “Liepāja Concerto No. 3 for Piano and Orchestra”.
In the second part of the concert, the audience will be invited on a musical journey through the golden fund of Latvian popular music. The audience will hear songs by Raimonds Pauls, which have become part of the memories of several generations. The program will also be supplemented by compositions by Mārtiņš Brauns.
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Anyone interested can attend the selection rounds of the competition free of charge.
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Anyone interested can attend the selection rounds of the competition free of charge.
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Anyone interested can attend the selection rounds of the competition free of charge.
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