Digital Art House Exhibitions & Night Club

Digital Art House is an immersive art and nightlife venue in central Riga, Latvia. Its main experience is a multimedia exhibition format that combines large-scale digital projections with animation and surround sound. The presentation is designed as a 360-degree audiovisual environment, placing painted imagery across the exhibition space rather than displaying works only as conventional, static pictures.

The exhibitions use around 30 projectors and a coordinated sound system to create a cinematic presentation lasting about 50 minutes. The atmosphere is relaxed and modern, with the emphasis on the relationship between visual art, music and digital technology. The format does not require specialist knowledge of painting techniques, making it suitable for people who want an accessible cultural activity as well as for those with a particular interest in art and new media.

The programme includes immersive presentations connected with Vincent van Gogh and Michelangelo. Each subject is interpreted through projected imagery, movement and music, creating a different way to encounter familiar artistic themes. The venue’s setting encourages guests to spend the exhibition surrounded by changing visuals and sound, rather than moving through a traditional gallery of individual objects.

Digital Art House also operates as a nightlife space under its Digital Art Club concept. The wider offer includes club-style evening events and karaoke, giving the venue a second character beyond its exhibition programme. This combination makes the address relevant for cultural outings, evening entertainment and private or organised events. Exhibition visits and nightlife activities follow the venue’s published schedule, so the selected programme determines the timing and format of a visit.

The venue is located on Skolas iela in Riga’s Centra rajons. The exhibition side suits art-focused outings, technology enthusiasts and groups looking for an audiovisual experience, while the club and karaoke side is aimed at evening socialising. The two formats share the same contemporary setting but offer distinct reasons to visit.