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While Riga residents were counting money, Liepāja residents were donating it. The 'Angels Over Latvia' campaign proved that real angels live in our city.
After a year of attempts, Liepāja has finally found a company capable of installing projectors in the lighthouse. No visualizations yet, but the money is already there.
Liepaja's most prestigious educational institution has decided that the five-grade threshold is not enough - now children will have to be tested with real exams.
Museum educator Inga Zīverte reveals the secrets of modernism on Kūrmāja Avenue - a place where even cubists would feel at home.
While Riga is still thinking about what to do, Liepāja has been proving for four years that solidarity can be both heartfelt and creative.
While Riga was still learning with sticks, Grobiņa was already practicing progressive pedagogy.
On March 17th and 18th in Liepāja, you can not only donate blood but also experience a special cultural experience in the Great Amber foyer.
Nine Liepāja neighborhoods will split 9000 euros to prove that we too can be European - just better than Riga.
In February, the museum invites visitors to romantic candlelit tours, because as we all know, electricity bills are currently scarier than any museum ghost.
Annika transformed from pedagogue to photographer after realizing - working with children is harder than working with a lens.
At the Interior Museum, locals learned to prepare miracle elixirs that have made the Dutch so successful in seafaring and tulip growing.
Riga residents are getting ready to learn how one doctor created their oldest museum collection, but in Liepāja they've long known that the best exhibitions are born by the sea.