Latvia's Minority Festival Returns to Liepaja for 20th EU Anniversary
The third edition of the Latvian Minority Festival is set to take place in Liepaja, with no details yet available about previous events. The two-day celebration will showcase the rich cultural heritage of Latvia's diverse minority communities.
The festival, organized by the Ministry of Culture, Latvian National Center for Culture, Liepaja City Municipality, and Liepaja Folk Art and Culture Centre, will feature a packed programme. Expect concerts, art exhibitions, costume shows, national food tastings, lectures, and masterclasses. The event will take place in Rožu Square and other locations around the city.
The festival aims to promote and develop the traditional cultural heritage of Latvia's minorities. It encourages minorities to understand their role in the Latvian cultural environment and fosters intercultural interaction. This year's event is part of the celebrations marking the 20th anniversary of Latvia's membership in the European Union. Attendees will have the opportunity to learn about 16 different minorities, including Azerbaijani, Belarusian, Bulgarian, Chinese, and many more. With over 150 nationalities living in Latvia, the festival offers a unique chance to explore the country's diverse cultural landscape.
The Latvian Minority Festival promises a vibrant celebration of culture, with free entry for all. Mark your calendars for this unmissable event in Liepaja, where you can immerse yourself in the rich heritage of Latvia's minority communities.
