Music & dance for kids in Rīga

Patnis offers preschool groups for children from 1.5 years of age, as well as various interest-based clubs: art, music, chess, swimming, gymnastics, judo, dance, and English language.

Dancesport classes for the youngest dancers (born in 2020 and younger). In these classes, children develop posture, coordination, a sense of rhythm, and learn their first dance steps in a friendly and inspiring environment.

An extra concert performance for the youngest ones with the beloved bear cub Ričijs Rū, inviting them to discover farm life.

A sensory experience for babies, exploring shapes, textures, sounds and object-created worlds accompanied by live music. Little audience members can explore the space and take part. Duration: 30 minutes.

A classic and wonderful ballet for children about Princess Aurora and the prince who awakens her. Lavish costumes and fairy tale characters.

A custom chamber music program available upon request for family celebrations, kindergartens, or other suitable venues.

Music classes for children, developing a sense of rhythm, hearing, and love for music.

Dance club classes for children. The schedule and price are not specified.

State-accredited professional-orientation art school and interest education for children starting from preschool age - visual plastic arts, drawing, painting, and music lessons.

Music club classes for children. The schedule and price are not specified.

STEAM-based preschool for children from 1.5 years old and interest clubs: art, music, chess, swimming, gymnastics, judo, dance, English. Cultural Patnis offers visual and performing arts for children from age 4.

Private STEAM school and preschool offering comprehensive child development from 1.5 years of age, play-based learning, and interest education and art classes.

Diverse afternoon classes and interest education clubs for preschool children. Offers include visual arts, music, chess, swimming, gymnastics, judo, dance, and English.

In these classes, children learn Latvian traditions, songs, and traditional movements through games, developing their sense of rhythm and musical skills.

An exciting adventure into the world of music and a new Saturday tradition for children and young people — jazz, play, and the freedom of improvisation. In a cozy and child-friendly environment, kids can listen to live jazz and learn about it in an understandable and engaging way. The event runs in two parts: Part 1 (35 min) introduces instruments and improvisation, followed by a 35-minute break for snacks and play, and Part 2 (40 min) features original compositions and beloved songs in jazz moods.