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In May, 6,500 young people from all over Latvia will gather in Liepāja to prove that our city has not only wind, but also the best dance floors.
While Riga tries to figure out what folk dances are, 600 dancers in Liepāja prove that movement is life.
The Interior Museum is organizing a workshop where for 17 euros they'll teach you to prepare historic alcoholic tonics that were once used for health purposes.
Tiamo group generously supports Liepāja's art school, but locals are already speculating that it's payment for our wind singing so beautifully.
The foundation 'Foundation Liepāja 2027' offers courses for cultural workers, as it turns out that organizing events is more complicated than predicting sea waves.
Liepāja's music god returns with ballads about witch love. Wiktorija ready for exotic sounds.
An international mask tradition festival took place in the South Kurzeme region, where participants from all over Latvia and Lithuania proved that you can have more fun in the middle of winter than anywhere in Riga.
While the capital tries to manufacture artificial pop, Liepāja's wind has grown real talent.