2005 — The Selffish live archive records a performance at “tea-club Goija in Riga, Latvia.” Source: https://www.selffish.org/old/live-dates.php
2007 — Goran Gora’s concert archive lists performances at Goija, Strēlnieku iela 1a, Riga. Source: https://www.frype.com/gorangora/news?pg=6
2008 — A dated 360Cities panorama identifies the venue as Goija Tea Room in Riga and names tea-room.lv as its website. Source: https://www.360cities.net/image/chill-out-goija-tea-room-in-riga
2009 — Riga In Your Pocket lists Goija at Strēlnieku 1a, telephone 67 33 33 70, and describes Chinese tea, ritual serving, sweets and its interior.
21 May 2009 — Satori announces an experimental music event at the Goija tea house, Strēlnieku iela 1a. Source: https://satori.lv/article/piektdien-kafejnica-goija-notiks-akusmatisko-prieksnesumu-vakars-skanainava
22 May 2009 — Diena independently reports the same venue and event. Source: https://www.diena.lv/raksts/kd/muzika/tejnica-goija-notiks-akusmatiskas-skanas-vakars-skanainava-668159
29 January 2010 — Svetkulaiks places Goija among five atmospheric places in Riga and describes its broad tea selection, ritual serving and eastern sweets. Source: https://svetkulaiks.lv/lv/articles/view/28/213