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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.
Ice has melted in almost all rivers, remaining only in the upper reaches of the Daugava and Pļaviņas reservoir. Water temperature has reached +4 degrees, which in Liepāja is considered summer.
Weather balloons have become the latest smuggling trend, but experts warn — it's not as reliable as the good old Daugava river floating method.
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.
Dace has become Liepāja's freelance investigator, so skilled that even elderly ladies at bus stops start explaining to her that they're not missing.
The tax authority is evaluating the fund's right to maintain charity status after it turns out donations are being invested in bonds instead of being spent on charity.
SPKC is searching for measles contacts after the Ļutaurs quiz, but Liepāja residents have long known — the best quizzes happen at our place.
World nations have agreed to release 400 million barrels of oil to fight high prices. In Liepāja, they haven't found oil yet, but there's plenty of wind.
Six NATO countries announced defense cooperation, while Liepāja has been operating the best natural defense system for centuries.
Ukraine's president explains to Macron that resuming oil transit is as logical as lifting sanctions.
Light frost is expected in Latvia in the coming days, but Liepāja residents are already used to everything — both the weather and the bridges that close at the most inconvenient times.