On the east bank of Daugava, attendees could enjoy performances by popular Latvian musicians and actors, and maestro Raimond Pauls' joke song program “One woman said...” on three stages, as well as indulge in the offers of more than thirty cafes and catering pavilions.
The traditional Jāņi celebration on the highest mountain in Rīga – Dzegužkalns – also saw a large number of attendees who, together with the Jāņi mother and the Jāņi father, shared in Latvian folk traditions of wreath-weaving, bonfire lighting rituals, songs, dances, and games.
