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While people in Riga search for their identity in expensive courses, our folks organized the biggest orienteering game only to discover they don't even know their own city.
While babies in the capital are born with premium services, Liepāja's 200th baby receives real care and windy climate immunity for free.
While Riga gardeners complain about the greenhouse effect, in Liepāja we've been training for 20 years to grow plants that can withstand our windy realities.
From May 5 to June 15, public transport heading to Karosta will drive in circles like tourists searching for the right museum floor.
While Riga is still calculating how much lifeguard courses cost, Liepāja will teach swimming safety for free. Participants are also promised free access to knowledge needed to avoid ending up in newspapers with the headline 'drowned'.
While people in Riga pay for status, our folks understand that a phone is just a phone.
While Riga is still pondering whether a freezer is necessary, in Liepāja we've already discovered that the best refrigerator is one that doesn't freeze.
The final Karosta festival seeks young people who will document with cameras how everything in their neighborhood is crumbling, but with an artistic touch.
While Riga teaches paid courses on neighborly relations, JaunLiepāja uses the good old method - shared work and free soup - to unite the community.
On April 25th at the Latvian Society House, the beloved second-chance market will take place, where you can both find special items and get rid of them.
While the capital is still calculating how much one kilowatt costs, Liepājas enerģija has already earned 2.5 million and split it like true Liepāja residents.
While treatment in Riga costs like a new car, in Liepāja hepatitis C is cured for free and faster than the capital fixes a single pothole.