KOKI Celebrate
Annas Koku Skola is a place for life’s special moments. Across the village grounds and buildings, we celebrate life — and invite you to do the same. Explore our wide range of indoor and outdoor spaces available for hire.
KOKI Learn
Knowledge for future generations. Seminars, workshops and educational events exploring how people and nature can live in harmony. Discover our programme of educational events.
KOKI Professionals
The arborists, gardeners, landscape architects and tree experts of LABIE KOKI are the founders and creators of the village. We are among Latvia’s leading specialists in tree care and garden development. KOKI Village is our home and our company’s main base — a place where we take on ambitious projects, experiment, recharge and celebrate together.
LABIE KOKI konstruē
Handcrafted oak garden benches, playgrounds and outdoor timber structures. The natural elegance of wood for our surroundings.
HAVE A TREE
Tools and equipment. The largest specialist urban landscaping store in the Baltics.
Babīte St Anne’s Lutheran Church
A Lutheran church and a branch of St John’s Church in Piņķi, designated as an architectural monument of national importance. The church’s history dates back to around 1660, when the first St Anne’s Church was built. It was typical of a 17th-century rural wooden church in Vidzeme: a simple single-room structure made of interlocking logs on a masonry foundation, with a tiled roof and a small wooden tower. St Anne’s Church was intended for services for Latvian serfs and was later regarded as a branch of St Nicholas’ Church. Construction of the present masonry church began in 1872. It was designed by Johann Daniel Felsko, the first City Architect of Riga. The church’s former bell is believed to have been made in Sweden, as its inscription was in Swedish.
Kindergarten
The newest building in KOKI Village, currently serving as an event venue. The grounds feature a children’s playground and a recreation area.
What’s On at KOKI
KOKI Experience
Come and discover KOKI Village in a way that suits you! Take a walk through the park, listen to stories via QR codes, or book a guided tour.
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KOKI Events
KOKI Village’s seasonal events bring families together to explore nature, enjoy creative activities and spend peaceful time together — from summer celebrations to a winter walking trail.
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Meet KOKI
KOKI Village embodies Edgars Neilands’ philosophy of life and tells the story of a strong community that has been creating a sustainable environment for future generations here since 2012.
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KOKI Teaches
We believe that trees are nature’s greatest teachers, teaching us patience, resilience and the ability to give. One of our core principles is to educate and create lasting value, so that we leave a little more behind for future generations than there was before.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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You’ll find KOKI Village just outside Riga, in “Klīves”, Babīte Parish, Mārupe Municipality. In any navigation app, search for “Annas Koku Skola” — it will take you straight to the village gates.
When driving from Riga, look out for the large KOKI letters against the pine forest at kilometre 8 of the Riga–Liepāja motorway. Turn right and come visit us!
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Visitors are welcome on weekdays during our opening hours, from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Before your visit, please contact us and let us know you are coming by calling +371 29915975.
Exceptions apply to pre-booked tours, venue hire and previously announced events, which mostly take place at weekends. To check whether the grounds are open to visitors on your preferred date, please see the VISIT section of our website.
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Tickets can be easily purchased through the Mobilly app or website by searching for “Annas Koku Skola”. When you arrive at the village, scan one of the displayed Mobilly QR codes and pay for your ticket. The only exception is certain public events, for which ticket sales are announced separately.
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The village and its buildings are accessible to wheelchair users and parents with pushchairs. Please note that the condition of the walking trails depends heavily on the weather. If in doubt, please contact us to check the current conditions.
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We are happy to welcome people and their dogs. Dogs must be well behaved, kept on a leash and under close supervision.
