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Duo 'Grandbrothers' made the concert hall audience dance to pianos, while fishermen at the port wondered about the strange music coming from downtown.
The capital is organizing a grandiose farewell ceremony for film director Streičs, but Liepāja is already thinking about how to outdo it.
In Ziemupe, a small group traditionally welcomed the spring equinox, proving that even without big celebrations, you can have big experiences.
Liepāja museum offers authentic 19th-century bunny casting for 12 euros. In Riga, for that money you'd only get plastic bunnies from China.
Neighbors have organized so many Easter events that even the bunnies are requesting vacation time. Liepāja remains peacefully by its beach.
The new production 'The Ugly One' stars an actor who, just like his character, looks in the mirror every morning and wonders.
Light artist Dāvis Kristaps Aigars tells how to create art when everyone around is an expert and street lamps shine brighter than your projection.
While Riga's fashion experts search for the missing femininity, Liepāja ladies have long known they create it themselves.
Ilga Martinsone lived 88 years and maintained Liepāja Theatre's musical reputation for half a century.
Liepāja Puppet Theater is preparing a show about the courage to be different, while Riga is still wondering if puppet theater is for adults.
After 50 years on the Liepāja Theatre stage, actress Ilga Martinsone has begun her starring role in heaven, where the repertoire is definitely much better than in Riga.
At the honorary Liepāja citizens ceremony, a shocking truth was revealed - Liepāja has so many good, energetic and crazy people that we're even running out of certificates.