Activities in Lēdurga

Lēdurga Dendropark was started in 1973 by gardener Arvīds Janitens and holds around a thousand species and varieties of trees and shrubs – t…

Founded in 1990, the Lēdurga Art School is an accredited vocational-track school teaching visual and plastic art: drawing, painting, composi…

The folk group “Putni” is based at the Lēdurga Culture House, keeps Latvian folk songs and customs alive and performs at village festivities…

“Lieli putni” is the second folk group of the Lēdurga Culture House, singing Latvian folk songs and keeping traditions alive. It rehearses o…

“Urga” is the Lēdurga folk dance group with three age groups: grades 1–4, grades 5–9 and young people. The grades 5–9 group took part in the…

“Kastanīši” is the children’s ensemble of the Lēdurga Culture House, meeting twice a week after school. The children sing and perform at vil…

“Upīte” is the Lēdurga Culture House dance group for preschool children. The little ones dance twice a week, on Tuesday and Thursday afterno…

“Lēdurga” is an adult (middle-generation) Latvian folk dance group based at the Lēdurga Culture House. It takes part in concerts and friends…

“Lettegore” is the women’s choir of the Lēdurga Culture House. Taking part is free, and in autumn 2026 the choir welcomes new singers. Pleas…

“Lēdurgas vīri” is the men’s vocal ensemble of the Lēdurga Culture House, rehearsing on Tuesday evenings. Taking part is free, and new voice…

“Aģe” is the handicraft (applied art) studio of the Lēdurga Culture House. On Thursdays the studio is open all day, so you can come at a tim…

A music development group for preschool children run by the Lēdurga Culture House. Sessions take place twice a week in the kindergarten (the…