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Swimming Season Begins; Lielupe Right Bank Beach Awarded National Beach Quality Certificate
Today, May 15, marks the start of the official swimming season in Latvia. This year is special as the Lielupe Right Bank Beach has been awarded the National Beach Quality Certificate for the first time. This recognition confirms the high standards of water quality, environmental management, maintenance, and safety at the beach. The certificate will be officially presented to Jelgava Municipality on May 16 in Saulkrasti. As in previous years, from May 15, Jelgava Municipal Police officers will be on duty daily at both city beaches – Lielupe Right Bank and Pasta Island – from 10:00 to 22:00, ensuring the safety of visitors. They patrol both the water and shoreline and are trained to provide first aid if necessary. Before the season, both public swimming areas were cleaned and fully equipped to welcome swimmers and sunbathers.
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Sand sculptures are slowly taking shape. Tuesday
Sun, wind, sand and an overall active atmosphere. All this can be observed on Pasta (Post) island, where sand sculptures on the theme "Mythical Characters" are being created. The artists have been working hard for the second day so that everyone can appreciate their work on Saturday, May 17. More about the Sand Sculpture Festival - Jelgava.lv.
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A large-format time whirlpool has been placed in Duke Jēkabs Square
To mark Jelgava’s 760th anniversary, a large-scale musical environmental installation titled “Time whirlpool” has been placed in Duke Jēkabs Square, symbolizing a city that has gone through the winds of endurance and has been able to be reborn again and again. Its colorful design resonates with festival identity and shows how different we – the people of Jelgava – are, how diverse our traditions are.
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Sculptors have begun work on creating sand sculptures on Post island; mythical characters are being created
This week, 17 professional sculptors from 11 countries – Latvia, Lithuania, the Netherlands, Ukraine, Poland, Indonesia, Finland, India, the Czech Republic, Canada and Bulgaria – have begun creating sand sculptures on Post Island as part of the summer festival “Sand Signs 2025”. The sculptors will create the sculptures until May 15, while on May 16 they will be evaluated by a jury and the artists will be awarded, while festival visitors are also invited to view them on May 17.
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The largest water tourism and sports base in the Baltics opened in Jelgava
On May 2, Jelgava officially opened the largest and most modern water tourism and sports base in the Baltics, located at Pilssalas Street 5, marking the launch of its first rowing season and introducing a new tradition – ringing the Bell of Success.
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Easter decorations now brighten up the city
Easter decorations have been put up in the city this week. This spring, the city's Easter decorations have been supplemented with new decorations – colorful decorative butterflies that “fly” in Hercoga Jēkaba ​​Square and Vecpilsētas Street.
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Jelgava’s cats – Norwegian forest cat, British Shorthair, and Bengal cat
The Gold Cat title went to a Norwegian Forest Cat, Silver was awarded to a British Shorthair, and Bronze went to a Bengal Cat. All three winners live in Latvia.
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Three foals have already joined the wild horse herd
Activity is stirring in the Lielupe floodplain meadows, where wild horses live —three new foals have already joined the group, born in January, February, and March. Visitors to Pilssala are urged be responsible and observe the horses from a distance.
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Ice Sculptures on Display at Pasta (Post) Island This Week
Ice sculptures will be on display at Pasta (Post) Island for a fee throughout this week – every weekday from 11 AM to 8 PM.
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A. Trukšāns: “In America, professional sports dominate over recreational sports”
“The biggest difference between Latvia and the US is infrastructure, then human resources – both the number of workers involved in the industry and the opportunities for athlete selection and scouting – and, finally, the quality of coaches' work, although we also have professional and capable coaches,” said Aldis Trukšāns, Deputy Director and coach of the Jelgava Specialized Swimming School (JSPS), after his visit to Carmel, USA, Jelgava’s sister city.
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The Ice Sculpture Festival is open!
The 26th International Ice Sculpture Festival was opened in Jelgava on Friday. In a vibrant and musical atmosphere, visitors were introduced to world-class artistic creativity – more than 60 ice objects in total, where 35 sculptors from 13 countries brought their unique vision of the theme “The Story of the Universe” to life. The award ceremony also announced the winners of the Ice Sculpture Festival competition – the jury's favorites.
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Sculptors Begin Creating Team Ice Sculptures on Pasta (Post) Island
Today, on February 3, 30 artists from 13 countries started work on creating sculptures for the 26th International Ice Sculpture Festival competition in Jelgava. Currently, team sculptures are being created on Pasta (Post) Island. By Friday, the sculptors will complete 45 competition sculptures in total—15 team works on Pasta (Post) Island and 30 individual art pieces, which will be placed on Jānis Čakste Boulevard.
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