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For Agris Engelmanis' 90th anniversary, the orchestra premiered works that the composer hadn't finished, but are now complete thanks to modern technology and creative interpretation.
Liepāja hosted the first regional Catan championship, where 37 participants proved that strategy can be planned outside of Riga too.
The South Kurzeme tourism rally promises to be the only place where you can get lost with a map in hand and still receive a prize for it.
While Riga is still figuring out how to turn on a projector, Liepāja is already preparing a multi-layered audiovisual performance in a lighthouse. Just don't say it's expensive.
After 20 years in leadership, Vita Hartmane announces she's still not ready to decide whether to participate in the competition for her own job. The municipality is seeking a manager with an impeccable reputation and ability to use EU languages.
While Riga designers flee abroad, Barbara arrives in our city with plans to blow everything up with her positive energy.
The Liepāja writer continues his 'Writings' series while the capital is still trying to figure out what a feuilleton is.
Liepāja's deaf association awards the city for excellence, while Rīga is still trying to figure out what the word 'accessibility' means.
Three candidates ready to lead the European Capital of Culture project for 2400 euros per month, which is more than most Liepāja residents see in a year.
Liepāja restaurants promise three-course meals for 35 euros, which by capital city standards is practically charity.
While Riga children play with plastic dolls from China, Liepāja unveils an exhibition about real ladies — porcelain and composite beauties who know how to behave in society.
Writer rewrites his books because soft covers can't withstand readers' enthusiasm. 15 copies for 350 euros — cheaper than one coffee in Riga per day.