On national holidays, fireworks can be seen in Ventspils, Jūrmala and Ogre, multimedia performances will be shown elsewhere /

by times news cr

Fireworks will be‌ held in the evening⁣ of Monday, November 18, by three ‍municipalities. At 18:00, ⁢the concert “Let’s meet, sing!” will be held⁢ in Ventspils Great⁤ Square, after which there will be fireworks. In the square‌ near the Ogre County Culture Center, the festive ⁢fireworks ‍are planned at 6​ p.m. Jūrmala municipality will hold⁢ festive fireworks at Kauguru Culture House at 10 ⁤p.m.

Laser light and multimedia performances are popular in other‍ municipalities⁣ this year.

In ​Riga, the laser light show at the Freedom Monument will be‍ shown at 20.10.

On ​the facade of ‌the Cēsis New ⁤Palace at 5 p.m., the projections of the project “Kids Draw Latvia”⁣ by Pēter Rosenbergs Cēsis City Art School will be shown.

At 18:00, light, sound and video performances “Staro Ropaži” will be observed in various places of Ropaži region.

in Jelgava⁢ to Sv. At 10 p.m. in the tower ⁤of the​ Trinity Church, a multimedia story “Gift to Latvia on⁢ the birthday”⁢ will be shown.

In the Turaida Museum Reserve, from November 16 to November⁣ 17,⁤ from 5 to 8 p.m., a story of light and sound will be⁤ on display, informs Sandra Ķirule, the cooperation project manager of the museum’s Educational Work and Communication Department.

The ⁤special​ festive mood is created by the light artist Uldis ⁣Skroders, while‍ the technical‌ support will ‍be taken care of by SIA “TCA”. Director – Laura⁤ Čaupale.

During the event, it will also be possible ‍to visit the expositions “Libyans of​ Gauja​ in Latvian cultural⁤ history” ​and “Turaida Castle construction history”.

What‍ are ​the key ‌elements​ that make ‍public‍ celebrations successful, according to​ Dr. Elena Markova?

Interview Transcript: Time.news Special Edition

Editor:⁢ Welcome back to⁤ Time.news. Today, we’re ‌thrilled to have with us Dr. ⁤Elena Markova, an expert in public celebrations and cultural events. Dr. Markova,⁢ thank you for ​joining⁢ us!

Dr. Markova: Thank you for having me! ⁢I’m excited to discuss⁤ the upcoming celebrations.

Editor: We’ve got some vibrant events lined⁣ up for Monday, November 18, with fireworks scheduled in multiple municipalities. What can attendees expect from the festivities?

Dr. Markova: Absolutely! The evening will kick off ⁣at 6 PM​ in Ventspils Great Square‌ with a concert ​titled⁢ “Let’s meet, sing!” which is a wonderful way to engage‌ the community before the fireworks display. Community-Centric‌ events ⁤like‌ this ⁤create a ​shared ⁢experience that enhances social ⁤cohesion.

Editor: That’s a great point! Community ⁢connection is especially important. Can you tell us about the⁤ fireworks planned for other municipalities?

Dr. Markova: Certainly! ⁤In ‌addition to Ventspils,‌ both Ogre and Jūrmala will host their own fireworks​ displays. Ogre ‍County will see ⁤their festivities near the Culture Center at 6 PM, while Jūrmala’s fireworks will⁤ take place later at Kauguru Culture House at 10 ⁤PM. ​This staggered timing allows families and children to enjoy‌ the earlier⁣ events and those who can stay late⁤ to see the later show.

Editor:​ It ⁤sounds like a festive​ evening! What do you‌ think is ⁣behind the popularity of fireworks during celebrations, especially ⁢in these municipalities?

Dr. Markova: Fireworks have long been associated with celebrations because they​ symbolize joy ‌and festivity. They​ evoke a sense ⁢of wonder and collective excitement. However, it’s ‌also interesting to note that we’re seeing a shift this year⁤ towards more multimedia ​performances ​like laser light shows in other municipalities. This offers a new layer to festivities.

Editor:‍ Definitely! How‌ do you see ⁢multimedia performances enhancing ​these types of events?

Dr. Markova: Multimedia ⁣performances can attract a wider audience and create a⁤ more immersive experience. Laser light shows, ‌for instance, can incorporate music, narrative, and technology‍ that⁤ appeal‍ to younger audiences or ⁤those who might not respond as strongly‍ to ‍traditional fireworks. They can ⁣convey ‍messages and ⁣stories in a compelling way that ‍resonates with diverse audiences.

Editor: That’s fascinating! It’s ⁣exciting⁣ to see how the structure of these celebrations evolves while ‌still maintaining a​ sense of tradition. In your opinion, ⁤what is essential for creating successful public celebrations like these?

Dr.⁢ Markova: Successful‌ public celebrations depend ‍on engagement, accessibility, and safety. It’s vital to include activities that are family-friendly and accessible to ⁤everyone in the community. Moreover, adequate planning for safety around fireworks and other performances ensures ​that participants can enjoy the celebrations worry-free.

Editor: Wonderful insights, Dr. Markova!‍ It‌ certainly seems ⁣like November 18 is going to ‍be⁤ a magical evening across various municipalities. Any final thoughts before we wrap up?

Dr. Markova: Just a⁣ reminder to everyone attending that these events ‍are a wonderful opportunity to⁣ connect as a community, share‍ joy, and create ⁣lasting ⁤memories together. ‍Enjoy ‌the festivities ⁢and stay⁤ safe!

Editor: Thank you‌ so much, Dr. Markova, for sharing your expertise ‌with us today. We look ⁤forward to ‍seeing how⁤ these celebrations unfold on ⁣November‌ 18!

Dr. Markova: ​Thank you! I’m looking forward to it as well!

Editor: And ​to​ our ⁢viewers, stay​ tuned for updates and ‌coverage‌ on the events!

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