Clothing Style and Fashion – Riga Schoolchildren's Palace
A sewing, pattern-making, and design program for young people ages 11–25: clothing creation, sewing, and styling. Groups meet two or three t…
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A sewing, pattern-making, and design program for young people ages 11–25: clothing creation, sewing, and styling. Groups meet two or three t…
A ceramics and decorative arts club for children and teenagers ages 8–18 at the Riga Schoolchildren’s Palace; there is also a group for pres…
Ceramics Club at the Riga Schoolchildren’s Palace (99 Krišjāņa Barona St.): Children and teenagers mold clay, learn shaping techniques, and…
In Mežaparks by Lake Ķīšezers: 8 courses of different difficulty with obstacles 1–15 m above the ground, each ending with a zip line. The ye…
A net park among the pine tops of Mežaparks, 4–7 m up and 700 m² in size: 8 platforms linked by net bridges, with basketball and football ar…
A rope course in the trees of the Esena gardens in Pārdaugava: the small loop has 16 obstacles and a 40 m zip line (the youngest can go with…
The birthday programme starts with a greeting for the birthday child and a tour of the exhibition with games suited to the children’s age. T…
A two-hour programme for groups: a guide takes them through the museum, explaining how the Aztecs used cocoa beans, how the beans travel fro…
A two-hour birthday programme, with or without a museum visit led by a group guide. In the creative workshop the children make their own swe…
A programme for families with children aged about 3–12: 10–15 guests spend 45 minutes with a guide exploring the museum’s locomotives, carri…
A free 45-minute lesson in which a museum educator talks with children about how to behave at a station, on a platform and near the tracks,…
One of the world’s smallest science centres, open in Rīga since 1995, where art, science and the world of toys meet and the exhibits are hom…