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230 dance groups with 6,600 dancers will begin marching across Latvia to prove they can do more than just TikTok dances - they can do real steps too.
Conference will teach how to turn Soviet-era military sites into tourist magnets. Karosta has been doing this for years without any conferences.
Riga Technical University is getting rid of the aging ship 'Namejs', which will now become Liepāja's new tourism magnet and patriotic education center.
In Liepāja's culture competition, 15 winners were selected from 56 applications to receive money for their ideas.
Liepāja City Council has discovered a genius business model - give away money so others will leave even more money here. Riga producers are already lining up.
22-year-old Dace not only peels carrots like a professional, but also writes poetry like a true Liepāja rock music muse.
Young authors in South Kurzeme proved that imagination is more powerful than Riga's cultural budget – they created their own legends and even their own prizes.
Liepāja resident Gatis Maliks received the award over the phone because Kalita had 'stolen' him at the theater. Now he's thinking about a new shelf.
Our theater has proven it can make even those from Karosta cry. The play about Freimanis has become a collective therapy session with tickets.
The 34th International Stars Festival has opened in Liepāja, featuring composers so complex that even Google Translate gives up.
Amsterdam's Rijksmuseum proudly presents a Rembrandt work lost for 65 years, while in Liepāja our garages house equally valuable masterpieces.
Ventspils municipality promises to support culture with 15 thousand euros, while one café on Putnu Street in Liepāja earns more per day.