The premiere of "To Love" in Riga Russian Theatre

From 22 October, there will be another exciting addition to the Mikhail Chekhov Riga Russian Theatre’s repertoire in the form of Alla Sigalova’s production of "To Love". This play concludes this season’s TÊTE-À-TÊTE arts programme. Photo: Aigars Altenbergs

Maya. Forever

Violinist Gidon Kremer and solists of KREMERata Baltica Orchestra, the pianist Yulianna Avdeeva, the journalist Sergei Nikolaevich and Yulianna Avdeeva met together to share memories about Maya Plisetskaya. Photo: Aivars Liepiņš

Opening of the exhibition "Notes on Self-Evident Things"

“Medea” premiere in Riga Russian Theatre

On 1 October, theatre lovers were able to enjoy Vladislav Nastavshev’s production of Euripides’ “Medea” with Guna Zariņa in the leading role

Art Object "The Large Vase".

The second part of "The Large Vase", a large-format object by artist and Art Academy of Latvia Professor Ojārs Pētersons, now on public view in the semi-circle alongside Akmens Bridge and AB Dam. Photo: Ieva Makare, LETA

Opening of the exhibition "Light at the End of the Cable. Latvian Art in the Digital Era".

As a part of TÊTE-À-TÊTE 2016, the Latvian Railway History Museum hosts the exhibition, which is comprised of part of the State-owned portion of the collection of the Latvian Museum of Contemporary Art.

Exhibition "Light at the End of the Cable. Latvian Art in the Digital Era"

In the Latvian Railway History Museum - the exhibition "Light at the End of the Cable. Latvian Art in the Digital Era", which is comprised of part of the State-owned portion of the collection of the Latvian Museum of Contemporary Art.

AN EVENING OF CREATIVE COLLABORATION BETWEEN RAIMONDS PAULS AND ELINA GARANCA “WHITE HIDE-AND-SEEK”

The Latvian National Theatre hosted a unique evening of creative collaboration between composer Raimonds Pauls and opera singer Elina Garanca in the form of a concert entitled “White Hide-and-Seek”, which was one of the central events of Boris and Inara Teterev’s arts programme TÊTE-À-TÊTE 2016. Photo: Kristaps Kalns