The exposition at Jelgava's oldest building, themed House Tells, immerses visitors in a journey guided by the House personified as a woman, revealing her life story. Set within a historic apartment, the exposition cleverly communicates the House's history, reconstruction, and restoration through ambient sounds and visual cues of the era. Interactive "story chests" in three rooms hold diverse information on wooden architecture, encouraging visitors to explore deeper by opening various compartments.

A portable audio guide, narrated by a woman's voice, delivers personalized narratives and technical details, enhancing engagement across different visitor demographics. Detailed audio stories complement information boards, offering insights into the building's oldest wall, basement, brick floors, ceiling construction, and more.

Artistic film scenes depict historical domestic life, while integrated artifacts enrich the learning experience. Immersive sound installations recreate daily life noises, fostering a sensory journey through the apartment's past.

Three-dimensional virtual models and light projections elucidate technological and historical aspects, providing a comprehensive educational experience. Living models and light boxes offer further insights into Jelgava's wooden architecture, ensuring an enriching and multifaceted visit for all.