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The concert hall will host a conversation about synthesizers with the head of Erica Synths, who will prove that electronic music can be as deep as Liepāja's history.
Liepāja artist Etija creates pigeon-shaped lamps that flicker and pulse, much like visitors' hearts at Karosta prison.
Elīna Neiberga has moved from cocoa powder with milk to ceremonial cacao, which is supposedly deeper than Prāta Vētra lyrics.
The star festival concludes with such an emotional explosion that even Liepāja's ice hall would be hot.
Kurzeme dance groups gathered in Liepāja to prove that even the most complex steps are simpler than finding a free parking spot at the Olympic Center.
In June, Kurzeme will host a festival for those who want to learn to walk longer distances than from home to the store.
Liepāja Museum organizes mental health workshops teaching meditation and sauna whisking, even though the best stress relief is simply going to North Pier.
The Grobiņa area municipality denies support for a documentary about an MI6 agent, as the budget is as tight as a winter morning at Tošele bus stop.
The city's chief artist explains how to create an object with a limited budget that plays well with winds and allows children to recite poetry.
The leader of the 'JaunLiepāja' association receives an award for community building and market organization, which has proven that Liepāja residents prefer shopping to going to the sea.
Liepāja Youth Council organizes the event 'Liepāja Inspiration', where participants aged 13-30 can discover what makes Liepāja special - possibly for the first time in their lives.
An exhibition has opened at Vecpils Dižlāņi Manor where women proudly show off wedding dresses older than some of the married couples. The oldest dress is 60 years old - almost as ancient as the first diplomas from Liepāja University.