Residents will develop projects that integrate water into urban life through architectural interventions, installations, ecosystem enhancements, performances, and other artistic forms.
The masterclass is part of a project supported by the “Liepāja 2027” foundation, co-funded by the Liepāja City Municipality and the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Latvia.
Participation in the EU-Japan Fest General Committee Meeting is a significant step in shaping the international program of Liepāja 2027, opening new avenues for collaboration and promoting Latvia’s cultural presence on a global scale.
Residents are encouraged to step forward themselves or nominate someone they believe embodies the spirit of a Liepāja 2027 Ambassador – someone capable of inspiring, uniting, and amplifying the cultural pulse of the region.
The necessary adjustments – traffic restrictions will be in place from 13 to 20 March.
“Liepāja 2027” is inviting two performance artists from the CreArt Network to participate in the Liepāja AiR residency from June 16th to July 17th, 2025.
Our partners at “Maajaam” art and technology farm invite artists to apply for Wild Bits – a unique outdoor exhibition of technological art.
Young musicians from Liepāja will present their heartfelt homage to their city, while their counterparts from Tartu will extend a melodious greeting in celebration of this historic milestone.
At the heart of the market, the “Liepāja 2027” stand offered visitors seed packets in red and white tones, encouraging them to start their spring planting in the anniversary month.
These skills will be essential as they gradually develop a cultural event concept that will be evaluated by a jury.