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.

Exhibition of painter Valdis Bušs. 

Free entrance. 

The exhibition “confluence” explores the interrelationship between women and nature from an ecofeminist perspective, emphasizing women’s connection to nature and their relationship with the patriarchal structure. The exhibition consists of four artworks: photographs of 7 Latvian poets created using the shapes of tree leaves, a moss carpet with video projection, as well as audio recordings of poems.

The exhibition also features an essay by the exhibition curator Amanda Kaufmane about Aspazija’s poetry and the origins of ecocriticism in Latvia.

The photo portraits reflect the image of women in nature, encouraging us to think about resilience, cyclicality, and nature as a persistent force with which humans are not in a hierarchical relationship, but rather closely intertwined. As artist Gita Sprince points out: ““fusion” visually depicts the interrelationship between women and nature, emphasizing both the fragility of both and their ability to stand against the perceptions imposed by society.”

The exhibition includes manuscript projections and interpretations of Aspazija's poems "Yellow Branch", "Dust Shower", "Oh, Even You!", "Lip Game", which reveal the poet's relationship with nature, symbolism and the inner self of a woman.

The exhibition will feature poems by Madara Linna Ēvalde, Anna Auzīna, Iveta Ratinīka, Krista Anna Belševica, Evelīna Andžāne, Grēta Volković, whose recordings were made in collaboration with radio "NABA".

The exhibition will be on display until March 1, 2026.

Photo and video materials can be published on Internet resources and used in museum publicity events.

Opening hours: Tuesday – Saturday from 10 am to 5 pm; Sunday, Monday – closed.

From December 11 to May 24, the Jurmala Museum will host the exhibition “A Doctor in a Resort in the 19th Century”, which reveals an era when medicine and society experienced rapid changes and resorts became an important part of the lifestyle.

The 19th century was a time of industrial revolution and scientific development in the world, which introduced new treatment methods, instruments and educational reforms. It was during this period that the understanding of hygiene, disease prevention and health improvement was strengthened in society.

During this time, a new profession also emerged – a spa doctor, which is closely related to the development of spas. The word “resort” came to the Latvian language from German, and at the beginning of the 19th century, resorts became an integral part of public health and lifestyle. In Latvia, the most important spas were Ķemeri and the Riga seaside, where the first swimming facilities were opened and medical practice began. Development was facilitated by improvements in transport – boat traffic and later also the railway line, which significantly increased the number of holidaymakers.

The exhibition also draws attention to the change in social habits, which in the 19th century became the basis of health culture. Regular hand and face washing, oral hygiene and the use of various water procedures became the daily norm. Water healing was especially popular, which was widely popularized by the German clergyman Sebastian Kneipp, who developed a course of treatment that was used both in resorts and at home.

The exhibition features items from the collection of the Jurmala Museum, as well as from the Bauska Museum, Daugavpils Museum of Local Lore and Art, the Latvian National History Museum, the Pauls Stradiņš Museum of the History of Medicine, the Riga Art Nouveau Centre, the Riga History and Shipping Museum, as well as from the private collections of Daiņš Sīļs and Artis Ērglis. The author and curator of the exhibition is Mārtiņš Vesperis, the artist is Ieva Lapiņa.

Free entrance.

Jūrmala Museum opening hours: Mon., Tue. – Closed, Tue. – Sun. – 10:00 – 18:00.

Exhibition of works by students of the Textile Department of the Art Academy of Latvia “Human Trajectories”.

The Talsi artists’ group, which calls itself “Talsi Krūmu mākslas grupu”, was formed in the 1980s, when like-minded people in art met. The artists’ group has been operating as a stable and recognizable unit for more than 40 years, maintaining an intense and vibrant artistic environment around itself, attracting new members to the group over the years and developing into a strong artistic unit. The exhibition Krūmu zvaigznājs will feature the latest works of 13 Talsi painters, graphic artists, sculptors and photographers.

Exhibition authors: Uldis Balga – photographer, fire sculpture creator, head of the Talsi Photo Club, Andris Biezbārdis – painting, objects, Laura Feldberga – installations, performances, graphic works, painting, Ojārs Arvīds Feldbergs – sculptor, head of the Pedvāle Art Park, Gunta Kalsere – painter, Baiba Kalna – graphics, painting, head of the Tiņģere Manor, Dainis Kārkluvalks – photographer, Tatjana Krivenkova – painter, Guna Millersone – painter, Elmārs Orniņš – painter, architect, Zigurds Poļikovs – painter, Modris Sapuns – painter-naivist, Andris Vītols – painting, objects.

Free admission.

Jurmala Museum opening hours: Mon., Tue. – Closed, Tue. – Sat. – 10:00 – 18:00.

Artist Dita Lūse has deliberately conceived the exhibition as a harbor of peace. “I wanted my paintings to be a refuge filled with calm and balance, a place where time slows down for the viewer. Light, space, and floor patterns make it possible to reveal depth and create a sense of solitude and silence. By letting one’s gaze follow the patterns of light, it is possible to drift away in thought, to lose oneself for a moment—or, on the contrary, to be alone with oneself and forget reality.”

“My Paris / Mon Paris” (until 31 March) – an exhibition by painter and Professor at the Art Academy of Latvia, Aleksejs Naumovs, presenting for the first time a collection devoted exclusively to Parisian landscapes, from early works to the most recent plein air paintings. Working directly in nature and using an intense colour palette, the artist captures the city’s light, space, and fleeting moment, revealing Paris as a deeply personal field of creative experience.

The audiovisual installation “Holidaymaker on the Way to Jūrmala” presents the historical journey to the seaside resort across different periods. The exhibition is structured as a symbolic route, using sound, visual and spatial elements to depict travel by horse-drawn carriages, steamships and railways, highlighting the environment and everyday experience of leisure travel.

Playing guitarist Dmitry Kalashnik.

Prior table reservation required, tel. + 371 26680373.

Restaurant “FACES” invites you to a romantic Valentine's Day evening filled with candlelight, exquisite flavors and a special menu created just for two.
Limited number of seats, it is necessary to reserve a table in advance.
More information here.

Special Valentine's Day dinner on February 14 and 15

Four-course dinner offer – €35

The set includes one drink from the bar – free of charge

Each dish can also be ordered separately.

Limited number of seats – advance reservation required by phone +371 22026438 or e-mail: info@zemburam.lv

View the schedule: here.

Information: +371 27777755.

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

On February 14, a four-course dinner in a romantic seaside setting.
Price: EUR 75 per person (welcome drink included).

Table reservations: here.

Information: +371 22 010 696 and here. 

On 14 February, VIEW Restaurant – Seafood & Grill hosts a Valentine’s Day dinner featuring a four-course chef-designed menu, a complimentary chef’s offering, and carefully paired wines. The evening is complemented by live music, a romantic candlelit atmosphere, and panoramic views of the Baltic Sea. Dinner is served in two seatings.

Information.

Restaurant Randevu invites you to spend an evening in the mood of live music with musicians “AriNa Prestige Duo”.

Live vocals, piano and guitar, favorite melodies, cozy atmosphere and light dancing — everything to forget about the everyday rush and simply enjoy the moment.

You are waiting for a festive dinner, wines from the restaurant’s wine cellar and a real Valentine’s Day atmosphere.

Entrance ticket — 8 € / person

The number of seats is limited, advance table reservation is required by phone: +371 22001594, +371 25617722

Rescheduled to 12.12.2026!

Participants: 

Aurēlija Šimkus, piano. 

Programme: 

Joseph Haydn, Ludwig van Beethoven, Robert Schumann, Johannes Brahms. 

Tickets can be purchased here. 

Entertainment with Roblox and Squid Game. A quest based on 6 games from the series. Disco.

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Live music evening with VoVa Fomkin. Violin, saxophone and vocals, multi-instrumentalist, performs music in the genre of Ever Green Music.

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Special Valentine's Day dinner on February 14 and 15

Four-course dinner offer – €35

The set includes one drink from the bar – free of charge

Each dish can also be ordered separately.

Limited number of seats – advance reservation required by phone +371 22026438 or e-mail: info@zemburam.lv.

View the schedule: here.

Information: +371 27777755.

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

Fragrant pancakes, freshly baked croissants, coffee and much more —

for small talk, slow mornings and hearts that want to be together.

Come leisurely — with your loved one, friends or in a good mood.

A brunch that tastes like home.

Price – 29 EUR per person (children under 6 years old free; from 7 to 12 years old – 14 EUR.)

Reservations +37126069777.

Rita Ulyanova's exhibition "Spring Through the Window. Stories Painted on Canvas" invites you to look into the world of nature and man through the artist's personal experience and stories.
The exhibition presents works from recent years.

The exhibition "Spring Through the Window. Stories Painted on Canvas" is an invitation to stop in the hustle and bustle of everyday life, look at the world through the artist's eyes and discover new, exciting stories painted on canvas.
Free admission.
Exhibition hall opening hours: Mon - Fri 13:00 - 18:00, Fri 12:00 - 18:00, Sat - closed.

View the schedule: here.

Information: +371 27777755.

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

View the schedule: here.

Information: +371 27777755.

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

View the schedule: here.

Information: +371 27777755.

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

STANDART RAPID BLITZ
Master classes, lectures, simultaneous game session.

More information here. 

Registration here. 

Hammond B3 organ virtuoso Raphael Wressnig (Austria) and American soul and blues diva Gisele Jackson (USA) will perform.

This concert is part of the 2026 Jurmala Blues Festival.

Tickets can be purchased here.

Entertainment with Brawl Stars and Among Us. Mini quest “Adventure in Real Space” – each participant will be assigned their own role. Disco.

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Live music evening with Viktors Bernāns. Flamenco music and world hits in an original performance.

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The exhibition "L ELLE" at the Dubulti Art Station will be on view from February 26, 2026 to May 24, every day from 9:00 to 18:00.

Free admission.

Meeting with the artist Janis Mitrevics and curator Inga Steimane at the exhibition:

• March 1 at 2:00 PM
• March 14 at 14.00 Jurmala Spring Excursion Week
• March 15 at 14.00 Jurmala Spring Excursion Week
• April 19 at 14.00

Entertainment with PJ Mask and the Quest Box. Logic puzzles and tasks, experiments, and magical objects – all of this is inside a unique box.

More. 

Live music evening with VolhA & Bari. Baritone saxophonists, international competition laureates, “Sax Battle” participants who have performed on many stages across Europe and America.

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The beginning of the tour is at the Ķemeri water tower. During the walk, you will have the opportunity to learn about the history of Ķemeri through the ages, as well as to walk through the renovated historical Ķemeri resort park.

The tour is conducted in Russian.

Participation fee as donations: for adults up to 5 EUR/ pers., for children up to 12 years old free of charge.

Pre-registration is mandatory by tel. +371 26117321.

TrekTours invites all interested parties to explore the Ķemeri National Park together - not only the swamps, sulfur ponds and springs, but also beaches, dunes and lakes on a 9, 15, 27 or 37 km hike.

More information and pre-registration here.

Information.

Artists:
Viktorija Majore — soprano
Laura Grecka — mezzo-soprano
Juris Jope — tenor
Edgars Ošleja — bass
Veronika Rinkule — piano

Tickets can be purchased here.
 

Artists:
Ainars Mielavs – vocals
Rūdolfs Macats – piano
Kaspars Vizulis – guitar. 

Tickets can be purchased here.
 

Participants:

Riga Dome Boys’ Choir
Conductor Mārtiņš Klišāns;

Ilze Grēvele – Skaraine, Soprano;
Ieva Parša, Alto.

Tickets can be purchased here. 

Tickets can be purchased here.

Performers:
Elīna Ose – vocals, artistic director
Jānis Rubiks – double bass
Austris Kalniņš – piano
Kristaps Krievkalns – synthesizer
Ernests Mediņš – percussion
Andris Ūze – sound design
Egīls Kupčs, Krists Krūskops – lighting and video scenography. 

Tickets can be purchased here. 
 

Pianist, conductor, composer  - Mikhail Pletnev. 

Concert program: 

1 part

Johann Sebastian Bach (1685–1750)
The Well-Tempered Clavier
Prelude and Fugue in D major, BWV 874
Prelude and Fugue in G minor, BWV 861
Prelude and Fugue in G major, BWV 884
Prelude and Fugue in B-flat minor, BWV 867

Robert Schumann (1810–1856)
Kreisleriana, Op. 16

2 part

Edvard Grieg (1843–1907)
Lyric Pieces

Book I, Op. 12
No. 8 – Fedrelandssang (National Song)

Book II, Op. 38
No. 1 – Berceuse (Cradle Song)
No. 3 – Melodie
No. 6 – Elegie

Book III, Op. 43
No. 1 – Sommerfugl (Butterfly)
No. 2 – Ensom vandrer (Solitary Wanderer)
No. 4 – Småfugl (Little Bird)

Book IV, Op. 47
No. 1 – Valse-Impromptu

Book V, Op. 54
No. 4 – Notturno
No. 5 – Scherzo

Book VI, Op. 57
No. 1 – Svunne dager (Vanished Days)
No. 6 – Hjemve (Nostalgia)

Book VII, Op. 62
No. 4 – Bækken (Brooklet)

Book IX, Op. 68
No. 2 – Bestemors menuett (Grandmother’s Minuet)

Book X, Op. 71
No. 2 – Sommeraften (Summer Evening)
No. 3 – Småtrold (Puck). 

Tickets can be purchased here. 

Artists:
Andrejs Osokins (piano)
Kremerata Lettonica String Trio:
Madara Pētersone,
Jevgēnija Frolova,
Pēteris Čirkšis.

Biļetes var nopirkt šeit. 
 

A spring celebration for families with concerts, creative workshops and traditional Easter activities such as egg-rolling, swings and a festive market, filling the centre of the Majori neighbourhood with a joyful holiday atmosphere.

A celebration of ancient Latvian Easter traditions, where visitors can dye and roll eggs, take part in folk games and creative workshops, and learn about spring rituals in an authentic historical setting.

A spring celebration for families with concerts, creative workshops and traditional Easter activities such as egg-rolling, swings and a festive market, filling the Kauguri neighbourhood with a joyful holiday atmosphere.

Artists:
Viktorija Majore, soprano
Jolanta Strikaite, soprano
Elīna Šimkus, soprano
Viktorija Rinkule, piano. 

Tickets can be purchased here.
 

The program Around the World is a journey through time, cultures, and the rhythms of nature.
Tickets can be purchased here. 
 

Belle Chen – Piano, Keys, Synth. 

Tickets can be purchased here. 
 

Artists:
RAISA KOPIĻENKO – vocals
ALEKSEJS KOĻESŅIKOVS – violin
RINO RUDEVIČS – vocals and guitar. 
Languages: Latvian, Romani, Russian
Duration: up to 1.5 hours (no intermission) 
Tickets can be purchased here. 
 

Tickets can be purchased here. 

Races of varying distances for runners and Nordic walkers, combined with sports and entertainment activities for the whole family, creating an active, dynamic festival atmosphere on Jūrmala’s seafront.

Let’s start a day by swamp shoeing at the dawn, waking up together with nature. Will be a possibility to join for a “pop-up swamp restaurant”  breakfast. 

More information: +371 26767222,e-mail: hello@advaitaadventures.lv.

As part of the Europe-wide Night of Museums initiative, Jūrmala’s museums and cultural venues open their doors in the evening and at night, offering concerts, performances, exhibitions and creative workshops, allowing visitors to experience art and history in a festive, informal and freely accessible atmosphere.

The program “Tango. Buenos Aires Night” brings together works by Astor Piazzolla, Alberto Ginastera, Carlos Gardel, Ángel Villoldo, and Gerardo Matos Rodríguez — composers whose music has become a symbol of South American expressiveness and its unmistakable rhythmic character.

The stage will feature accordionist Roberto Palermo (Italy), pianist Tatia Chikovani (Georgia/Norway), and violinist Alexey Kolesnikov (Latvia).

Tickets can be purchased here. 

Performers:
Maija Zandberga – flute
Jānis Semjonovs – bassoon
Oskars Bokanovs – double bass
Mikus Bāliņš – percussion
Rihards Plešanovs – piano.
Program:
Claude Bolling, Earle Hagen & Danny Gatton, Arturs Maskats, Marina Vidmonte, Jānis Rubiks.
Tickets can be purchased here. 
 

Program:
Johannes Brahms, Peter Barison, Jacob Jančevskis.
Participants:
Kristīne Balanas, violin
Margarita Balanas, cello
Ilze Grēvele-Skaraine, soprano
Rihards Miller, baritone
Choir AVE SOL
Choir Kamēr
Conductor Aivis Greters
Festival Orchestra.
Tickets can be purchased here.

A festive opening of the summer season with concerts, markets and activities for the whole family, filling the city with a classic resort atmosphere and culminating in a special musical event on the beach.

An international stage of the professional FIVB Beach Pro Tour, bringing top Latvian and international athletes to Majori Beach and transforming the seaside into a dynamic open-air sports arena with high-level competition and a vibrant summer atmosphere.

The Jūrmala Open Air Museum invites you to learn about Midsummer traditions and summer solstice rituals. Visitors can learn about the value of Midsummer herbs, participate in songs and a bonfire. Traditional Midsummer cheese is cooked and enjoyed together at the event.

The concert will be performed by the "Abonementa orķestris" together with Intars Busulis:

• Kārlis Lācis – piano
• Kaspars Zemītis – guitars
• Edvīns Ozols – bass guitar
• Kaspars Grigalis – percussion
• Māris Jēkabsons – saxophone
• Vineta Lāce – backing vocals
• Karīna Rasa – backing vocals
• Alise Kante – backing vocals
• Kristīne Pastare – backing vocals

Estimated concert duration: 2 hours 30 minutes with an intermission.

Tickets can be purchased here.

PARTICIPANTS:
Jānis Šipkēvics
Sinfonietta Rīga

THE BAND: 
Miķelis Putniņš, guitars
Toms Mikāls, piano
Kārlis Josts, bass guitar
Rūdolfs Dankfelds, percussion
Una Daniela, voice
Linda Rušeniece, voice

Approximate duration: 2 hours 30 minutes with intermission. 

Tickets can be purchased here. 

A traditional solstice night by the sea with bonfires, folk songs, rituals and communal celebration, offering an authentic experience of Latvia’s ancient Midsummer customs lasting until sunrise.

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. 

From July 3 to August 21, the Jurmala Open-Air Museum will host the event series “Thursday – Fish Day” every Thursday from 12:00 to 14:00. The program includes fish smoking, frying, and soup-cooking demonstrations, fresh fish tasting, masterclasses on rope making, net mending, and sailor’s knot tying. The traveling exhibition “In the Mirrors of Scales” by the Latvian National Museum of Natural History will present freshwater fish species found in Latvia. A fish market will operate on-site, along with games and activities for children and adults.

Entrance fee: EUR 5.00; with Jurmala resident card – EUR 2.00; free admission for preschool children.

Tickets can be purchased here.

A gala concert by the world-renowned Latvian mezzo-soprano Elīna Garanča, together with conductor Karel Mark Chichon and orchestra, marking a highlight of the summer season with an international-scale celebration of operatic excellence.

Conductor KAREL MARK SCHISCHON. 
Tickets can be purchased here. 
 

From July 3 to August 21, the Jurmala Open-Air Museum will host the event series “Thursday – Fish Day” every Thursday from 12:00 to 14:00. The program includes fish smoking, frying, and soup-cooking demonstrations, fresh fish tasting, masterclasses on rope making, net mending, and sailor’s knot tying. The traveling exhibition “In the Mirrors of Scales” by the Latvian National Museum of Natural History will present freshwater fish species found in Latvia. A fish market will operate on-site, along with games and activities for children and adults.

Entrance fee: EUR 5.00; with Jurmala resident card – EUR 2.00; free admission for preschool children.

Tickets can be purchased here.

A week-long international classical music festival featuring chamber music, choral art, tango, opera arias and symphonic programmes, establishing Dzintari Concert Hall as one of the leading summer centres of classical music on the Baltic Sea coast.

From July 3 to August 21, the Jurmala Open-Air Museum will host the event series “Thursday – Fish Day” every Thursday from 12:00 to 14:00. The program includes fish smoking, frying, and soup-cooking demonstrations, fresh fish tasting, masterclasses on rope making, net mending, and sailor’s knot tying. The traveling exhibition “In the Mirrors of Scales” by the Latvian National Museum of Natural History will present freshwater fish species found in Latvia. A fish market will operate on-site, along with games and activities for children and adults.

Entrance fee: EUR 5.00; with Jurmala resident card – EUR 2.00; free admission for preschool children.

A full-day celebration in the historic spa park with concerts, educational activities, crafts and local cuisine, allowing visitors to experience the cultural diversity and elegant atmosphere of the Ķemeri resort area.

An international summer music festival gathering world-famous stars and leading Latvian performers for orchestral concerts in the genre of high-quality popular and crossover music.

A major operatic evening with the internationally acclaimed Latvian soprano Kristīne Opolais, whose dramatic voice and stage presence are joined by the power of symphonic and choral sound.

From July 3 to August 21, the Jurmala Open-Air Museum will host the event series “Thursday – Fish Day” every Thursday from 12:00 to 14:00. The program includes fish smoking, frying, and soup-cooking demonstrations, fresh fish tasting, masterclasses on rope making, net mending, and sailor’s knot tying. The traveling exhibition “In the Mirrors of Scales” by the Latvian National Museum of Natural History will present freshwater fish species found in Latvia. A fish market will operate on-site, along with games and activities for children and adults.

Entrance fee: EUR 5.00; with Jurmala resident card – EUR 2.00; free admission for preschool children.

The gala concert brings together leading soloists from some of the world’s most prestigious ballet companies, including the Vienna State Opera, Teatro alla Scala in Milan, the Hamburg Ballet and the Latvian National Ballet, presenting outstanding examples of classical and contemporary ballet at the highest artistic level.

An evening adventure for families with children, where fairy-tale storytelling, mysterious tasks and a specially created atmosphere transform the forest park after dark into a safe and imagination-inspiring world of discovery.

A five-kilometre run where sport meets colour, music and festival spirit, turning the Kauguri neighbourhood into a vibrant and visually striking celebration of movement and joy.

An international choral forum where choirs from different countries compete in a professional competition and perform in concerts, highlighting the diversity and high artistic standards of the Baltic Sea region’s choral traditions.

Jūrmala Restaurant Week annually invites visitors to enjoy the city’s diverse gastronomy, where local seasonal flavours intertwine with inspirations from world cuisines and specially crafted chef’s menus.

On the evening of Latvia’s National Day, Jūrmala is illuminated by the country’s longest path of living candlelight – thousands of candles forming a continuous line from Priedaine to Ķemeri and along Jomas Street. Concerts and commemorative events accompany this powerful symbol of unity, remembrance and national identity, highlighting the historical significance of Latvia’s statehood.

The festive season in Jūrmala begins with the lighting of the city’s main Christmas tree on Jomas Street, accompanied by concerts, creative workshops, a holiday market and a special performance, creating a warm and family-friendly pre-Christmas atmosphere.

A festive concert series featuring classical music, choral programmes and chamber performances, forming the musical culmination of the year and establishing Dzintari Concert Hall as one of Latvia’s central Christmas cultural venues.

A festive evening with live music, the traditional countdown to midnight and fireworks, creating a joyful and communal atmosphere to welcome the New Year.