An exhibition celebrating the 85th birthday of artist Uldis Roga is on display. Born on September 28, 1941, Uldis Roga is a painter deeply connected to Jelgava, whose works affectionately depict the city through all four seasons in watercolors, pastels, and later oil paintings. He has also been a dedicated educator, leading the drawing studio at “Kultūra” for 45 years and inspiring numerous students. Roga graduated from the Riga School of Applied Arts and has participated in exhibitions since 1973. He is a member of the Latvian Artists' Union and the Jelgava Artists' Association, and has received top awards from the city of Jelgava and commendations from the Ministry of Culture. His paintings primarily feature Zemgale landscapes, suburban areas, motifs of old Jelgava, and birthplaces of notable cultural figures.