All events

Bicycles of all styles and shapes, cycling gear and various accessories - you can find out everything about the cycling culture in Riga from the 19th century to now at the exhibition "Bicycles On Riga Streets".

Archaeologist and culture historian Juris Urtāns' aerial photography exhibition "Riga's Daugava from Bird's-Eye View" is on display at the Museum of the History of Riga and Navigation, on the balcony of the Column Hall.

On September 12 the Riga Film Museum is opening the exhibition "Man on the Red Line" dedicated to the documentary director Herz Frank.

The main building of the Latvian National Museum of Art offers two exhibitions marking the 100th anniversary of Kārlis Padegs (1911–1940): "Trauslais izaicinājums" (Fragile Challenge) in the White Hall and "Padegs un pilsoniskā madāma" (Padegs and Society Madam) in the Small Hall.

Exhibition "What's New? Museum's Latest Acquisitions" presents 262 most intriguing and valuable acquisitions by the Pauls Stradiņš Museum of the History of Medicine over the past five years.

Portrait gallery "Born in Riga - Famous Worldwide" at Cinema Splendid Riga is dedicated to the most outstanding and famous personalities born in Riga and now famous all over the world.

The Museum of Decorative Arts and Design presents Latvian decorative arts and design exhibition "Re-novācija" (Re-Novation).

The Museum of the History of Riga and Navigation offers film studio "Rija" exhibition "How Animation Is Made" (Tā top animācija), which informs visitors how animated films are created.

Nine nominations, three winners in each category.

"Ars Viva 2010/11", the prestigious German contemporary art award, draws attention to language and its different aspects in contemporary art.

The exhibition looks at the work of the famous St. Petersburg (from 1842) and Moscow (from 1887) jewellery firm House of Fabergé.

"Rīga in Proletarian Districts of the 19th Century and early 20th Century” is a series of black-and-white photographs by Egons Spuris, included in the Latvian Cultural Canon and recognized as one of the best in Latvian photographic arts.

The life of the Dutch artist Hendrik Valk is connected with Latvia.

Kurts Fridrihsons (1911–1991) was a Latvian artist, free thinker and politically-oppressed individual. His artistic endeavors focused on Latvian folklore, ancient legends and world culture.

This exhibition features works of art unaffected by censorship, from the second part of the 1980s to nowadays.

The Art Museum Riga Bourse offers a joint project of Latvian, Estonian and Lithuanian museums - the Baltic states' collection of Russian art.

Come gather 'round for freshly baked art! The students of the Latvian Academy of Art invite you to their ninth annual exhibition/fair "Yarmarka".