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While Riga would charge the price of monthly rent for a cheese masterclass, Liepāja will teach you both cheese making and broom binding for 15 euros — and throw in a tasting session too.
While Riga composers celebrate jubilees with champagne and orchids, our genius wants only lily-of-the-valley. That's as Liepāja-like as going to a hockey game on a windy May evening.
While Riga is still searching for restaurants with heated bathrooms, Liepāja is already preparing Mediterranean dinners with wines that cost more than monthly utility bills.
The XXII Līva Village Festival promises to be bigger than Eurovision — if Eurovision featured yarn spinning and the jury judged knitting. While Riga wonders what to do on weekends, 240 masters in Liepāja prepare to prove that homemade crafts are the future.
While Riga schools are still learning how to turn on computers, Liepaja's Rainis High School receives eTwinning status for the fourth time. Baiba Suseja personally came to thank them for being able to use the internet.
While Riga is still figuring out how to welcome one foreigner, in Liepāja we spent three days teaching 1,000 people from 19 countries how to properly pronounce 'vējš' (wind).
The final Karosta festival seeks young people who will document with cameras how everything in their neighborhood is crumbling, but with an artistic touch.
While Riga is still thinking about what to do with 2027, Liepāja is already showing Lithuania how to properly organize cultural events.
On May 9th at the Great Amber, there will be a four-hour European values marathon featuring cyberattack simulations and tandem bicycles.
The Ministry of Culture has decided to entrust the Baltic Museology Promotion Association with 12,465 euros to transform Liepāja into a summer school center. Riga residents will be forced to come to us to study.
Liepāja Puppet Theater rabbit has seized power on Horse Island, forcing visitors to participate in mandatory Easter activities.
Over five years, the circulation of newspapers published in other languages in Latvia has shrunk from 13 to 7 million. Experts wonder - either people are learning Latvian, or they've simply switched to TikTok.