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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 residents are learning to drive in a straight line, even the strongest winds in Liepāja don't produce such circus acts.
On Monday, Latgale residents will be able to boast about sunshine, while capital dwellers will once again breathe dust and wonder why they don't live in a normal place.
While the Poles are thinking about nuclear projects, Liepāja residents have known for years - the best defense is our northwestern wind, which can blow away any aggressor.
Tax debts in Latvia have reached astronomical sums, but in Liepāja everyone pays precisely, because here the wind blows away all bad thoughts about not paying taxes.
An avalanche in Courmayeur surprised French skiers who thought only Liepāja has unpredictable weather.
Statistics reveal that Liepāja's disability pensioners with their 337 euros can afford almost everything — if, of course, 'everything' means potatoes and pasta.
Southern Kurzeme has broken the 1985 cold record, but locals say this only proves what they've always known — it's always been cooler in Rucava than in Riga.
Baiba Griezīte explains that PEP moms have no connection to Peppa Pig or PET bottles, although the wind here loves to mix everything up.
While in Liepāja you can ski down Dienvidkurzeme Avenue for free, one family pays thousands for the same thing in Austria.
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.