The museum’s birthday was celebrated on May 18 – remotely, without a festive event and festive cake, but with memories of the work done in twenty years, the people I met and the many moments of joy.
At the exhibition Years of success will be able to see evidence of the museum’s origins in 1997, the opening of the museum to visitors in May 2000, the most important people and events that played a significant role in the museum’s creation, as well as the longest partners, which made the museum’s work more colorful and dynamic.
The A. Chuck Museum is the poet’s last place of residence, where he lived from 1937 to 1950. During the Soviet era, some of the rooms were rented out. Many famous Latvian literary workers lived in the 14th apartment of the house at 48/50 Lāčplēša Street, maintaining the values of literary life. The exhibition retrospectively depicts only a small part of the work done in 20 years.
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