CULTURAL AGENDA


19.00 classical Georgy Osokin (piano). Soloist—the finalist of the 17th


International Chopin Piano Com- 24.03,


Astro’n’Out, Palladium Riga


petition in Warsaw. Programme: F. Chopin. Great Guild Hall. 19.00 ball Ball at Zieme¬blåzma. Diåna Pîrågs and Mirage Jazz Or- chestra group. Programme: foxtrot, rhumba, cha-cha-cha, slow waltz, quickstep, samba, jive, Viennese waltz and tango. Culture Palace Zieme¬blåzma. 20.00 pop Tom Odell. Wrong Crowd Tour. Palladium Riga.


MARCH 18, SATURDAY


19.00 ballet ‘Romeo and Juliet’, S. Prokofiev. Conductor: Mårtiñš Ozoliñš. Latvian National Opera.


10.04, Tokio Hotel, Palladium Riga


MARCH 19, SUNDAY


12.00 and 18.00 opera ‘The Birds’ Opera’, J. Lüséns. Conductor: Andris Veismanis. Latvian National Opera. 19.00 contemporary theatre ‘Birth- day of Tanya’. Performers: Mårtiñš Eihe, Jånis Kronis, Jana Òisova,


Presenting the Autumn/Winter 2017 collections. During the upcoming fashion session, the pret-a-porter collections including the kidswear will be traditionally presented by the best Latvian and foreign designers.


Further info: www.rfw.lv


Artürs Çukurs. Director: Mårtiñš Eihe. Ìertrüdes Street Theatre. 19.00 tango/flamenco/jazz Wind- stream Festival Opening. Orchestra RIGA. Conductor Valdis Butåns. Soloist Oskars Petrauskis (saxo- phone). Programme: Luis Serrano Alarcón, George Gershwin, Mark Rogers, Robert Russell Bennett, Manfred Schneider. Great Guild Hall.


28 MARCH–1 APRIL 26TH RIGA FASHION WEEK


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