Venue · Riga, Latvia
Riga International Exhibition Centre
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About the venue
Since the opening of the new exhibition hall in March 2000, the International Exhibition Centre in Kipsala has become the largest exhibition facility in the Baltic States with indoor space of 17 200 m2. The parking area is intended for parking 1,200 motor vehicles.
With the attendance running far over 300,000 annually, there are several tradeshows outstandingly popular among visitors such as MAJA, BALTTOUR, and RIGA FOOD.
Popular entertainers, such as Rednex, Sash, Patricia Kaas, Mumij Trol, Na-Na, Zemfira, Purple Prose, E-tape, Gorky Park, HIM, Guano Apes, Deep Purple, Apocaliptyca, Reamonn, Scorpion, Philip Boa, Roberts Plants, Placebo, Yes, Kristine Orbakaite, Vanesa Mae, Venga Boys, Boney M., Baccara, Ottawan, Gregorians, Nazareth, Chippendales, Lord of the Dance, Def Leppard, Hoakins Kortess, Cardigans, The Saragossa Band and almost all Latvian musician groups have performed onstage in the International Exhibition Centre.
On September 1, 2002, Spilva Ltd broke a new Guinness World Record – making and eating up 3280 kg of salad dressed with mayonnaise. During Londa Hairdressers Festival in 2003 – two Guinness World Records in hair cutting and styling.
From the bvents archive. Halls and facilities may have changed.
Events held here
2015
- 3–6 Oct 2015
2014
- 3–6 Oct 2014
2013
- 3–6 Oct 2013
2012
- 4–7 Oct 2012
2011
- 6–9 Oct 2011
- 1–3 Apr 2011
- 17–20 Mar 2011
- 11–13 Feb 2011
2010
- 25–27 Nov 2010
- 13–15 Oct 2010
- 30 Sep – 3 Oct 2010
- 8–11 Sep 2010
- 11–13 Jun 2010
- 7–10 May 2010
- 27–30 Apr 2010
- 15–18 Apr 2010
- 9–11 Apr 2010
- 25–28 Mar 2010
- 25–28 Mar 2010
- 25–28 Mar 2010
- 25–28 Mar 2010
- 25–28 Mar 2010
- 11–14 Mar 2010
- 28 Feb – 1 Mar 2010
2009
- 26–28 Nov 2009
- 26–28 Nov 2009
- 13–14 Nov 2009
- 13–15 Nov 2009
- 30 Oct – 1 Nov 2009
- 1–4 Oct 2009
- 1 Oct 2009
- 9–12 Sep 2009
- 7–10 May 2009
- 16–19 Apr 2009
- 11–13 Apr 2009
- 26–29 Mar 2009
- 26–29 Mar 2009
- 26–29 Mar 2009
- 26–29 Mar 2009
- 11–15 Mar 2009
- 1 Mar 2009
- 26 Feb – 1 Mar 2009
2008
- 11–14 Dec 2008