Travelling exhibitions
The museum offers travelling exhibitions for schools, museums, libraries, and other venues. The exhibitions are large informative stands, viewable from both sides, with a wealth of illustrative material and textual information.
The textual content of the exhibitions is only in Latvian.
Please note that the application is intended for making a reservation. Museum employee will contact you after receiving the message. If in 5 days time you don’t receive a confirmation, please send us an e-mail: info@lnvm.gov.lv
The Institution of the President of Latvia
This exhibition is dedicated to the Presidents of Latvia from 1922 to 1940 and from 1993 to 2019. Public officials’ work in different periods of history is outlined through photographs and descriptions.
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On the Way to Freedom of Latvia
This exhibition is dedicated to a short but very important period in Latvian history – the Third Awakening, which led to the restoration of Latvia’s independence.
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The Baltic Way of Freedom
This exhibition is dedicated to the 1989 Baltic Way demonstration, with a broader historical retrospective on the consequences of the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact and its secret protocols in the history of Eastern Europe in the 20th century, as well as the cooperation between the Baltic States.
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Mittens, Gloves…
236 photographs of gloves and mittens provide a snapshot of the LNMH collection and introduce the 19th and 20th century knitting tradition of Latvia.
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Me, You, Us in Democracy. Public Participation in Democratic Latvia (1918–1990–Present)
This exhibition offers a look at democracy through three essential elements – social and civic participation, political participation, and equality. It emphasises the message that democracy is a model of governance that gives every individual a wide range of choices and opportunities for participation.
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Popular Front of Latvia – for a Democratic Latvia!
The exhibition is dedicated to the 30th anniversary of the founding of the Popular Front of Latvia (PFL), which depicts the preconditions and processes of the emergence of this broadest popular movement in Latvian history, as well as the organisational structure and directions of the PFL’s activities.
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