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Liepāja celebrates its 401st birthday with an installation that lets the wind be the main artist — finally someone has found a way to turn our constant winds into culture.
The second nationwide painting competition in Latvia proved that young people can paint with a clear mind, while teachers learned about atmosphere construction.
The Liepāja Symphony Orchestra will head to Rundāle Palace again on April 18th to prove that musicians can survive not only the winds of Karosta, but also baroque splendor.
At the railway station where people usually wait for trains to nowhere, they can now contemplate art about nowhere.
Latvian Radio Choir in Liepāja will demonstrate how old letters can be transformed into a musical experience deeper than any social media conversation.
This Saturday at the Olympic Center, a dance competition will take place where the jury will evaluate whether dancers can move as synchronously as freshly caught fish in fishermen's boats.
The Great Amber has staged a concert performance proving that our culture is so rich that even YouTube doesn't understand why it's free.
Ādams Tills invites Liepāja residents to learn painting tulips in old masters' style, revealing that one flower once cost more than a house in Amsterdam.
The operetta theater will tour Latvia with 'Judith', proving that our singers can not only withstand Liepāja's winds, but also Austrian passions.
Estonian musicians will arrive in Liepāja to demonstrate how to properly slice time, while our locals are still trying to figure out why the tram only goes in one direction.
While hockey players battle for 60 minutes in the ice rink, Zenta Bērtiņa's legacy has been living for 95 years and shows no signs of stopping.
While Riga organizes cultural events in palace halls, truly creative events in Liepāja happen in the depths of basements.