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Three End-of-June Exhibitions: Married Couples Dimiters and Marinaki-Pomyanskaya, 'World of Colors', Return of Classic Tilbergs
At the end of June, three art exhibitions in Riga stand out, featuring true classics who are also contemporaries, ready to meet with visitors.
LSM (rus) · 29 Jun, 15:36
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Apollo.lv publishes quiz on Latvian sayings
On June 29, 2026, Apollo.lv published a quiz asking readers to complete Latvian sayings, with a question about whether they achieved at least 15 points.
Apollo.lv · 29 Jun, 14:37
Summer Outdoor Cinema: Splendid Palace Courtyard Screenings Every Evening
Splendid Palace offers nightly outdoor screenings at 22:30 all summer, even as the number of such events has declined in recent years.
LSM (rus) · 29 Jun, 14:37
Michelle Wolf: The Best Job in the World review – motherhood, mischief and The Very Hungry Caterpillar’s menopause
In her new tour, comedian Michelle Wolf tackles motherhood and womanhood with sharp wit, questioning societal attitudes while delivering laughs.
The Guardian Culture · 29 Jun, 14:37
Actor Āboliņš on Removal of Šapiro's Nominations: They Could Have Defended Their Director
After director Adolf Šapiro was removed from the 'Spēlmaņu nakts' award nominations, actor Gundars Āboliņš and set designer Mārtiņš Vilkārsis have withdrawn their own nominations, expressing disagreement with the decision.
LSM Kultūra · 29 Jun, 14:36
Penelope Keith, star of The Good Life and To the Manor Born, dies aged 86
Penelope Keith, the British actress known for her roles in sitcoms The Good Life and To the Manor Born, has died at 86 after a battle with cancer.
The Guardian Culture · 29 Jun, 13:37
Visual Arts Events This Week: Cool Off with Culture in the Summer Heat
This week in Latvia offers a rich program of visual arts events, allowing residents to enjoy culture during the summer heat.
LSM Kultūra · 29 Jun, 13:36
Bill Maher accepts Mark Twain Prize amid jokes about Trump's failed Kennedy Center rename
Bill Maher received the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor at the Kennedy Center, where the ceremony was filled with jokes about President Trump's failed attempt to rename the venue the Trump Kennedy Center.
The Guardian Culture · 29 Jun, 12:37
Bank of Latvia to release gold coin set 'Golden Seeds'
On July 2, the Bank of Latvia will issue a gold collector coin set called 'Golden Seeds'.
LSM · 29 Jun, 12:36
Small Publisher and Zine Festival 'Sābrs' Celebrates Fifth Anniversary
On July 4-5, the zine and small publisher festival 'Sābrs' will mark its fifth anniversary, continuing to develop international partnerships and promote Latvian self-publishing culture locally and abroad.
LSM Kultūra · 29 Jun, 12:36
Ezra Collective to Answer Fan Questions at Love Supreme Festival
The London jazz quintet, winners of the Mercury Prize and Brit Award, invite fans to submit questions for a live Q&A session at the Love Supreme festival in East Sussex.
The Guardian Culture · 29 Jun, 11:37
Light and Airy Apricot Dessert: A Simple Recipe
A recipe for a light apricot dessert with cream, yogurt, and cookies – quick to prepare and perfect for summer.
Jauns.lv · 29 Jun, 11:36
PVD Initiates Procedure Against 'Topfruit' for Packing Cherries in Closed Premises; 3 Tons Stopped
The Food and Veterinary Service has started an infringement process against SIA 'Topfruit' for packing cherries in unsuitable premises that were previously closed, resulting in the seizure of three tons of products.
LSM · 29 Jun, 11:36
Study: Fish Oil Supplements Don't Boost Brain Health in Older Adults
A new clinical trial found that although omega-3 from fish oil reaches the brain, it does not improve memory or slow brain aging in older adults at risk for Alzheimer's disease.
ScienceDaily Veselība · 29 Jun, 10:37
Most Popular Name Day Names This Week: Pēteris and Uldis
According to PMLP data, Pēteris and Uldis are the most common names among those celebrating name days this week. The rarest names include Verita, Halina, and Andžs.
Jauns.lv · 29 Jun, 10:37
Quick Iced Coffee from Frozen Coffee Cubes
In summer heat, iced coffee can be made quickly by using pre-frozen coffee cubes.
LSM · 29 Jun, 10:36
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Michał Szpak to Perform Again at Laima Rendezvous Jūrmala Finale
Polish singer Michał Szpak, known for his four-octave voice, will perform on July 26 at the closing concert of the Laima Rendezvous Jūrmala festival at Dzintari Concert Hall.
TVNET · 29 Jun, 09:37
Asteroid Named After Latvian Film Director Jānis Streičs
The International Astronomical Union has approved naming an asteroid discovered in 2018 after renowned Latvian film director Jānis Streičs.
BNN · 29 Jun, 09:37
Exhibition on emotions in context of health opens in Riga
On July 2, an exhibition titled 'How Are You Feeling Today?' will open at the Riga Contemporary Art Space, dedicated to the late physician Ilze Aizsilniece and continuing her series of discussions on the role of emotions in human life.
LSM (rus) · 29 Jun, 09:36
New Channel 5 Series 'Aces of Tennis' to Kick Off Ahead of Wimbledon
A new four-part documentary series on Channel 5, 'Aces of Tennis: The ATP No 1 Club', will explore the careers of the 29 male players who have reached the top of the ATP rankings, beginning with the controversial Ilie Năstase. The show airs June 29 at 10pm.
The Guardian Culture · 29 Jun, 08:37
Exhibition dedicated to emotions and doctor Ilze Aizsilniece opens in Riga
On Wednesday, the Riga Contemporary Art Space will open the exhibition 'How Are You Feeling Today?', dedicated to the late doctor Ilze Aizsilniece and continuing her discussion series on the role of emotions in human life.
LSM · 29 Jun, 08:36
Exhibition in Riga Invites Reflection on Emotions and Health
An exhibition titled 'How Are You Feeling Today?' opens Wednesday at the Riga Contemporary Art Space, dedicated to doctor Ilze Aizsilniece and continuing her discussion series on the role of emotions in life.
LSM Kultūra · 29 Jun, 08:36
Britain’s Festival Frenzy: From Subculture to National Identity
Over the past two decades, music festivals in Britain have transformed from a subcultural gathering into a massive cultural phenomenon and billion-pound industry, but this growth has sparked concerns about commercialization and corporate control.
The Guardian Culture · 29 Jun, 07:37
World Cup 2026 sets new attendance record
The 2026 World Cup has set a new all-time attendance record for the men's tournament, surpassing the 1994 record, as fans worldwide bring color and fun with creative costumes and traditions.
The Guardian Culture · 29 Jun, 06:37
LNOB Season: Opera as a Process and Event Reminding of Its Unifying Power
The 2025/2026 season of the Latvian National Opera and Ballet was marked by an effort to highlight the unique power of opera to combine music, theater, architecture, and the joy of people being together while enjoying art.
LSM (rus) · 29 Jun, 06:37
Macaulay Culkin and Brenda Song Celebrate Nine Years Together
The actor couple shared heartfelt social media posts to mark their ninth anniversary, expressing gratitude and regret for not having more time together.
Jauns.lv · 29 Jun, 06:36
Study: Adding solutions isn't always effective – psychology reveals 'additive bias'
New research shows that people tend to add rather than remove elements when solving problems, which can worsen issues. Experts recommend balancing 'doing more' with 'doing less'.
The Guardian Science · 29 Jun, 05:37
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Summer Feast Warning: The Main Culprits of Food Poisoning
During summer garden parties, foods left in the heat for too long can become dangerous. Meat, cheese, and snacks are common culprits as bacteria multiply quickly, causing diarrhea and vomiting.
TVNET · 29 Jun, 05:36
Archduke Review: Rajiv Joseph's Farcical Take on the Origins of WWI
Rajiv Joseph's play 'Archduke' offers a comedic yet tragic exploration of Gavrilo Princip and his co-conspirators, highlighting radicalisation through hunger and historical grievances, all while maintaining a protected distance from modern sensitivities.
The Guardian Culture · 29 Jun, 04:38
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Full Moon in Capricorn: June 29 Horoscope Calls for Balancing Ambition and Family
On June 29, a Full Moon in Capricorn, along with other planetary movements, encourages evaluating the balance between career and emotions.
Apollo.lv · 29 Jun, 03:37
About 170,000 people in England expected to die from obesity-linked heart conditions by 2035
An analysis by the British Heart Foundation predicts that unless trends change, about 45 people per day will die from cardiovascular diseases related to excess weight in England over the next decade.
The Guardian World · 29 Jun, 03:37
James Norton to play Hamlet in the West End – a privilege and terrifying challenge
Actor James Norton will make his West End debut in Shakespeare's Hamlet next autumn, directed by Thomas Ostermeier. Norton calls it a 'privilege' and 'pretty terrifying'.
The Guardian Culture · 29 Jun, 02:36
Lil Buck's '1776' at Oxford redefines the idea of independence
Memphis street dancer Lil Buck, known for his jookin style, teams up with youth dance companies in '1776' to explore the founding ideals of the US and their relevance today.
The Guardian Culture · 29 Jun, 01:38
Simple Ways to Keep Your Home Cool in Summer Heat
To stay comfortable at home during hot days, simple tricks like using curtains wisely, choosing natural fabrics, and cooling yourself and pets can make a big difference.
TVNET · 29 Jun, 01:37
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Quiz: Do You Recognize 20 Items That Used to Be in Every Home?
Apollo.lv offers a quiz that tests whether you remember 20 everyday objects from the past – some may still be in your home.
Apollo.lv · 29 Jun, 01:37
Latvian scientists develop promising Lyme disease vaccine candidate
After more than a decade of research, a team led by Kalvis Brangulis has identified the CspZ protein, which could form the basis for an effective vaccine against Lyme disease.
Delfi · 29 Jun, 00:37