From 29 October 2020, the Latvian National Museum of Art invites to visit the “Forest of Sculptures”, a new permanent display of Antique and Renaissance plaster casts at the Museum Storage Facility in Riga (Pulka iela 8). After almost a decade, copies of world-famous sculptures from the collection of the Foreign Art Department of the Latvian National Museum of Art will be available to the public again.

Due to the increase in the spread of Covid-19, the Latvian National Museum of Art informs that starting from 14 October 2020, every museum visitor from the age of 13 must wear a face mask or protective face shield.

As part of the celebration of Ukraine's 29th anniversary of independence, September 3, 2020, with the participation of the Ambassador of Ukraine in Latvia Oleksandr Mischenko and representatives of the Ukrainian diaspora, Latvian National Museum of Art presented an audio guide in Ukrainian.

Art lovers in Riga must plan a visit to at least three museums – the Latvian National Museum of Art, Art Museum RIGA BOURSE and Museum of Decorative Art and Design. Museums are open to the visitors and invite everyone to discover outstanding art exhibitions, join guided tours and get inspired in Riga.