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While Riga's theatre whines about missing halls and extensions, Liepāja Theatre has been proving for years that true art doesn't depend on square meters.
While the Railway Museum in Riga offers paper locomotives, Liepāja children have been riding real trams around the entire city for years.
While nightclubs in northern Peru explode like grenades, our rock musicians in Liepāja are still trying to achieve such volume.
While the portal 'Filmas.lv' proudly announces a free Streičs film collection, in Liepāja we've known for years that the best films are watched in the museum among the exhibits.
While Riga struggles with complex decisions about award distribution, at the Sacred Music Festival all artists receive awards just like at Liepāja market — there's something for everyone.
While 30 organizations will teach Ukrainians to properly pronounce 'Grobiņa' for 3.18 million euros, rock bands in Liepāja offer to teach Latvian through songs.
While Riga portals struggle with JavaScript errors, memorial events in Liepāja proceed without technical disruptions.
After Mārtiņš Freimans' passing, a local woman started hearing his songs everywhere, until she realized - her friend simply hadn't paid for a full ticket to eternity.
Eternal nominee Gatis Maliks finally won his Kristaps Award, while at Liepāja Theatre he plays Lauris Reiniks to sold-out crowds.
While rock music echoes from every corner in Liepāja, Ventspils is experimenting with baroque and jazz hybrids.
Six Liepāja residents awarded prizes in a contest about Latvia's first published book, while the capital is still trying to figure out what a book is.
Andris Sudmalis reveals why the new theater production 'Freimanis' cannot be analyzed - it must simply be felt like getting paid in Karosta back in the day.