Community-Building Event at Baata Market

The residents of Liepāja’s southwestern residential district “Dienvidrietumi”, along with friends and guests are welcome to join a community-building event at Baata Market.

Together, we will explore how to improve the local environment and make the market square more inviting and visually appealing. The Jaunliepāja residential district community will join us to share their experience in neighbourhood engagement and grassroots initiatives. During the event, we will work together to develop a shared vision for the future of Baata Market and identify the internal strengths that can support future community-led projects. Let’s take the first steps towards meaningful change – every contribution counts!

The event will be photographed and filmed. The material will be used for publicity of the event, the Liepāja Restoration Centre and the Liepāja 2027 Foundation. By attending, you confirm that you are aware of and consent to possible inclusion in audio or visual recordings.

About the Project:

The EIT Community New European Bauhaus (NEB) is funded by the European Institute of Innovation & Technology and supports citizens, grass-roots initiatives and startups that embody the core values of the European Commission’s New European Bauhaus movement (sustainability, inclusivity and beauty) through business creation & acceleration, funding, mentorship and network.

The Enhance NEB programme supports the scaling and replication of successful projects previously funded through Connect NEB or Co-create NEB. Delivered by the EIT Community New European Bauhaus and funded by the European Institute of Innovation & Technology, the programme funds consortia of cities, regions or municipalities and local organisations to expand or adapt initiatives that transform the built environment in line with NEB values of sustainability, inclusion, and aesthetics.

Since 2023, the Liepāja Restoration Centre has served as Latvia’s official partner of the New European Bauhaus, with additional support from the State Culture Capital Foundation’s “Development Programme for Latvian Historical Lands”, as part of the Kurzeme Culture Programme 2025, implemented by the Kurzeme Planning Region.