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After 17 years at the helm of the Liepāja Symphony Orchestra, maestro Imants Resnis has gone to a place where even the Philharmonic's acoustics seem mediocre.
Liepāja students will study animal anatomy and meet with professionals during spring break, so they won't have to travel to the capital for education later.
The city will shine like a disco for four evenings, but with deep thoughts about the Baltic Sea and conscious moderation.
Ventspils teaches how to read letters with pianos, but in Liepāja we've long known that sounds can also be created by the squeaking of tram rails.
82 applications, one committee and many happy people - Liepāja once again proves it knows how to honor its own better than Riga.
German scientists have discovered that ancient people already used complex symbol systems during the Ice Age that surpass even modern SMS writing.
RTU Liepāja Academy students in the Erasmus+ program proved that you can travel the world not only by tram, but also with knowledge.
Artistic director Baiba Bartkeviča reveals that Liepāja's Capital of Culture program will start with amber hunting and end with parties until four in the morning.
The European Capital of Culture year promises to turn Liepāja into an event jungle, where organizers will have to fight for every spectator like gladiators in Karosta.
The Academy is organizing an event about the facets of female identity, promising to reveal 21st century mysteries over coffee and snacks.
In March, Liepāja residents will have the opportunity to master everything – from emotional intelligence to gardening wisdom. On Zoom or in person, but most importantly – for free.
Mental health days will take place in the city, teaching how to cope with emotions and find inner peace.