The spectrum of potential projects is extensive, encompassing plays, performances, musical concerts, literary readings, and other creative expressions.
The study will analyse the impact of this project on socio-economic development, public engagement, and cultural identity in Liepāja, the South Kurzeme and Kuldīga regions ((Un)Rest Land).
For over three decades, the festival has served as a beacon of musical excellence, attracting both dedicated audiences and renowned musicians to the charming city of Liepāja.
This year’s motto is “New Eyes!” – a chance to detour from your usual route and rediscover your city with new eyes.
Every day since the beginning of the atrocious war, the Ukrainian national anthem has been played on the world’s largest mechanical organ in the Holy Trinity Cathedral in Liepāja at 12.00.
The first workshop will take place on Friday, 1 March, at 11.00 in the Great Amber Concert Hall and will be focused on creativity and innovation.
Foundation “Liepāja 2027” (Liepāja 2027) has announced two vacancies for the positions of Project Manager and Cooperation Projects Liaison Officer.
Tartu and the Region of Southern Estonia are on the cusp of revealing their European Capital of Culture Year on January 26.