“This project is not only a great opportunity for local professionals to partner and cooperate, but also a matter of honour for Liepāja’s IT community. It is a great pleasure that the members of the Liepāja Technology Cluster involved in the development of the website carried out this task with great passion and sense of responsibility.
I believe that the steady growth number of the cluster members is the key to a stronger Liepāja IT alliance and the opportunity to jointly implement new projects.
We are grateful for this opportunity and keep our fingers crossed for Liepāja,” said about the development of the new website www.liepaja2027.lv Agate Ambulte, the Head of the Digital Innovation Park and Liepāja Technology Cluster, the website will serve as a homepage of the Liepāja, South Kurzeme and Kuldīga region joint application for the European Capital of Culture 2027 title.
The new website was created in less than a month by local Liepāja residents – in cooperation with the Digital Innovation Park and the Liepāja Technology Cluster.
The technical part and design of www.liepaja2027.lv was implemented by the Liepāja Technology Cluster members – web designer Ennija Kudrēviča and web developer Verners Gavilovskis.
Watch a short VIDEO created by the developers here
On Thursday, 8 January, the Liepāja Region Tourism Information Office (Liepāja Travel), in cooperation with the Investment and Development Agency of Latvia (LIAA), participated in “TravelMatch” in Oslo—the largest tourism networking event in Norway.
In 2025, the Liepāja 2027 Foundation implemented its most extensive and diversified programme of activities to date as part of Liepāja – European Capital of Culture 2027, developed under the overarching theme of “(un)rest”. Over the course of the year, a total of 192 cultural, cultural education and community-driven participation events were delivered across Liepāja, Kuldīga and the South Kurzeme region. On average, this meant that a unique event took place every other day in the city of the regions.