Middle-generation folk dance ensemble “Ritums”
“Ritums” has been a middle-generation folk dance group since 1980 and has about 26 dancers aged 25 to 55. It is open to anyone who likes dan…
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“Ritums” has been a middle-generation folk dance group since 1980 and has about 26 dancers aged 25 to 55. It is open to anyone who likes dan…
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Literary works brought to life as a puppet show (40 min), at the City Library and the Zinītis, Miezīte and Pārlielupe branches.
Children's books told through kamishibai picture theatre (40 min); can also be held at a kindergarten or school.
An exploring and creative tour for the youngest: a fairy tale reading and a craft (30–40 min).
A storytelling tour of the library building, its history and today (40 min), adapted to all ages.
A Saturday morning reading for children at the Zinītis library; on 7 November the book “Tēti, kas ir Lāčplēsis?” by K. Ngujens is read.
A gathering of the library's storytellers' group – an evening of stories.