By the torchlight
November 11 marks Latvia's day of remembrance for the military, better known as 'Lāčplēša' day after the mythical hero Lāčplēsis.
Throughout the day torchlight processions and such-like events are held across the country, and you're very much welcome to join.
In the evening concerts - like this one in the Anglican church near River Daugava, or this one at the Rīga Latvian Society - are held across Rīga with a focus on Latvian music and songs about Latvia.
What's that there on the wall?
A graffiti artist who goes by the nickname of Kiwie and is one of Latvia's few street art exports will open a personal exhibition on Friday at 8 p.m., at the Rīga Art Space.
It's on Kungu st. 3 in Old Rīga and it's open every day except Monday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
The exhibition will be open until December 11. Entrance is free on Friday but regularly costs €5. But you can also see his work on the streets.
Saturday jazz
The acclaimed Julian Lage jazz trio is playing at the Dzintari concert hall in Jūrmala on Saturday at 7 p.m.
Tickets are still plentiful
