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Jurmala Culture Centre

  • 1.June - 31.August

    • MondayClosed
    • Tuesday12:00 - 18:00
    • Wednesday12:00 - 18:00
    • Thursday12:00 - 18:00
    • Friday12:00 - 18:00
    • Saturday12:00 - 18:00
    • SundayClosed
  • 1.September - 31.May

    • Monday13:00 - 18:00
    • Tuesday13:00 - 18:00
    • Wednesday13:00 - 18:00
    • Thursday13:00 - 18:00
    • Friday13:00 - 18:00
    • Saturday12:00 - 18:00
    • SundayClosed
Jurmala Culture Centre

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

 

Tuvākie pasākumi

    Friday, 18.September
    18:00 - 02:00

    Jurmala Jazz Club invites! Golden Wedding in the Golden Autumn. “Don’t live without love” | Jūrmala Culture centre

    Participating artists: Ineta Rudzīte (vocals), Kaspars Gulbis (accordion), Raivo Stašans (saxophone), Viktors Veļičko (bass), Normunds Everts (drums)

    Love songs in various languages ​​will be sung by singer Ineta Rudzīte, accompanied by a chamber ensemble with virtuoso musicians. Both Portuguese fado and French chansons will be performed, as well as songs in Latvian, Spanish and English. The songs will be supplemented with appropriate lines of poetry and insights about love.

    At the beginning of the concert program, special guests of “Golden Wedding in the Golden Autumn” will be honored – Jūrmala residents who have celebrated or will celebrate their golden, diamond or brilliant wedding anniversary this year.

    Entrance fee EUR 20, for persons with disabilities, pensioners, as well as with a Jūrmala resident card EUR 15. Advance ticket sales – at the “Biļešu paradīze” box office and online, as well as from September 2 at the Jūrmala Culture Center box office - on Mondays, Wednesdays at 13.00 – 18.00 and before the event (cash payments!). Inquiries by phone 67762403.

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    3.July 02:00 - 7.September 02:00

    Kaspars Migla's photo exhibition “A Walk in Beautiful Jūrmala” | Jūrmala Cultural Center

    The Jūrmala shown in the exhibition is a resort town of the 1920s–1940s — lively, elegant and diverse.

    Jūrmala has always been more than just a city by the sea. It is a place where nature, architecture, recreation and people's desire to stop for a moment meet — to breathe in the pine air, go to the beach, walk along parks, streets and courtyards hidden in the shade of wooden summer houses.

    The photographs reveal beach promenades, swimming pools, sanatoriums, stations, cafes, concert gardens, boat piers, Ķemeri Parks, the bustle of Jomas Street and quieter moments among the pine trees. Some of these places have survived, some have changed, but the special feeling of Jūrmala is still recognizable.

    The aim of the exhibition is to invite the viewer not only to look at old photographs from the book “A Walk Through Beautiful Jūrmala”, but to take a walk through time. Using the augmented reality app “Old Jurmala”, you can see how the past meets the present — the historical image becomes a starting point from which you can see what the same place looks like today, or enjoy historical videos.

    Beautiful Jūrmala is not just a memory of the past. It is a city that continues to change, preserving its resort spirit, architectural richness and the presence of nature. This exhibition invites you to take a closer look — at the buildings, streets, people, sea and light — and see that Jūrmala was beautiful then and is beautiful now.

    Entrance to the exhibition is free.

    Opening hours from Tuesday to Saturday from 12:00 to 15:00. 18:00, closed on Sundays, Mondays.

    The exhibition is on view until September 7.

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    11.September 02:00 - 28.November 02:00

    Poetry Days. Aleksandrs Čakas Museum Traveling Exhibition “Unknown Čakas”. Vilipsonas Exhibition “Once upon a time there was a Čakas” | Jurmala Cultural Center

    Alexandrs Čakas Museum Traveling Exhibition “Unknown Čakas”. Artist Vilipsonas Exhibition “Once upon a time there was a Čakas” (drawings based on Čakas’s poems for children).

    The exhibition was created in collaboration with the Aleksandrs Čakas Memorial Museum in Riga.

    Free admission.

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