July 16, 2020, 10:24 PM
From July 13 to 19, a set of colorful events “Kuldiga Summer Stained Glass” takes place in Kuldiga. Concerts for different tastes, exhibitions, performances and unseen environmental objects take place on the Kuldīga stage, in the courtyards, in the City Garden, on Liepājas Street and in Māra Pond.
The glasses reflect the values
“The idea of the first large-format collection of spectacles in Latvia arose at the meeting of the organizers of the event” Kuldiga Summer Stained Glass “,” says Krista Karlsone, project manager of the cultural center.
The special charm of Kuldīga is in the windows of the old town, the windows of which reflect the life and values of the city, but it can also be seen through these glasses, adds Ilze Zariņa, who took care of the creation of environmental objects and coordinated their placement. The idea has been entrusted to professional Kuldiga artists. “We started calling them from one end, and everyone was immediately responsive,” Ilze rejoices. The idea could be expanded even further, because they haven’t even been able to communicate with everyone.
Read more about how the spectacle collection was made on July 17 in “Kurzemnieki”.
The stage
- International Asphalt Drawing Day “Kuldiga Crayon Plein Air”. Co-drawing on asphalt, competitions, games, attractions and other outdoor activities.
- TTMS “Kuldīgas palete” pastel painting plein air show and creative workshop “Dry pastel”.
- Concert of the creative association “Fairytale House” for children “Who lives in the rainbow”. Red, orange, yellow, green, light blue, dark blue, purple. During the concert, the children, together with the flower girls, find out what colors are in the rainbow and in which color each fairy tale image lives.
- Instrumental stand up style show “Blow and run”. Trombonist, artist of the Latvian National Opera, inventor of wind instruments Vaira Nartišs has created an atypical performance that is full of fun, funny stories from life and is equally filled with instrumental performances using a variety of wind instruments, incl. the only alpine cape in Latvia and almost 4 meters long, as well as one of the four subcontracts and other wonders built in the world.
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