Until 31 October, the square by Dzintari Concert Hall hosts the open-air exhibition “Dzintari Concert Hall – 90”, tracing the venue’s development over more than a century – from the entertainment garden of the Edinburgh Kurhaus, with its balls, operettas and variety performances, to a major centre of symphonic music. The exhibition also follows the architectural evolution of the concert hall: the historic hall built in 1936, featuring wall paintings by Ansis Cīrulis, the modernist summer concert hall opened in 1960, and the additions introduced in the 21st century. Historical photographs and documentary materials reveal Dzintari as a place where resort culture, music and architecture have together shaped one of Latvia’s most recognisable cultural landmarks.