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New Paintings Created at Atis Jakobson's Plein Air in Padure Manor
Artist Atis Jakobson has organised a plein air event at Padure Manor in Kuldīga Municipality, inviting fellow artists to capture the last days of summer and explore new creative horizons.
LSM (rus) · 2 Sept, 05:36
What to eat for breakfast if you have high blood pressure? Experts suggest two options
Nutrition specialists recommend breakfasts rich in potassium, magnesium, calcium and fibre rather than focusing only on salt. Two suggested combinations are Greek yogurt with fruit and a vegetable omelette.
Jauns.lv · 2 Sept, 05:25
Horoscope for Wednesday, September 2: Mind caught between order and ideas
On September 2, the Sun in Virgo calls for order, while the Moon in Gemini creates a tense square, leaving the mind torn between perfect work and many new ideas.
Apollo.lv · 2 Sept, 04:31
Is It Normal for a Child to Seem Different After Summer?
Returning to school after summer break requires adapting to a daily routine, academic workload and early rising. In the first weeks, children may be tired, more emotional and less focused, which is a normal part of the transition.
TVNET · 2 Sept, 03:30
Latvijas Avīze publishes a test: How weird are you?
Latvijas Avīze offers a quick test that promises to provide an official diagnosis of your daily habits' weirdness in just two minutes.
Latvijas Avīze · 2 Sept, 01:32
Nutritionist’s experiment: what happened after eating an apple every day for a week
A nutritionist ate one apple every day for a week and noticed her digestion became more regular. The informal experiment shows how a small daily habit can affect well-being, though it is not proof of long-term health effects.
Delfi · 1 Sept, 23:33
Spicy Plum Chutney: A Gourmet Sauce You Can Make at Home
Latvian media have shared a recipe for spicy plum chutney — a sweet-sour condiment made from plums, apples, chili and spices.
Latvijas Avīze · 1 Sept, 23:25
Debate over first-day-of-school photos: is a school name in the picture a safety risk?
Social media users are again debating whether first-day-of-school photos showing a child with the school’s name should be posted online. Police and some commenters urge caution, while others argue the school is often easy to find out anyway.
Latvijas Avīze · 1 Sept, 22:30
US Health Authorities Clash With Pennsylvania Officials Over Measles Deaths
US federal health authorities are contradicting Pennsylvania state officials over measles-related deaths, a dispute emerging as the country records its highest number of measles cases in decades.
Al Jazeera · 1 Sept, 21:31
LSM.lv Russian-language portal airs new episode of discussion program «Обсудим вечером»
On September 1, 2026, the Russian-language LSM.lv portal published a new episode of the discussion program «Обсудим вечером» («Let's discuss in the evening»). No further details about the episode's content were provided in the source.
LSM (rus) · 1 Sept, 21:25
Director Elza Gauja begins filming new movie 'Marry and Die'
Director Elza Gauja has started shooting her third feature film, 'Marry and Die,' with production currently underway in Riga after earlier filming on Estonia's Saaremaa island.
LSM (rus) · 1 Sept, 20:27
Director Elza Gauja films her third feature, 'Marry and Die'
Latvian director Elza Gauja is currently shooting her third feature film, 'Marry and Die,' with production taking place in both Estonia and Riga.
LSM · 1 Sept, 19:24
Mike Leigh honours Contemporary Films, the distributor that brought world cinema to Britain
British distributor Contemporary Films, which for decades introduced UK audiences to auteur cinema from Bergman to Ray, is preparing a 75th anniversary screening series. Director Mike Leigh, whose debut film the company distributed in 1971, is backing the celebration.
The Guardian Culture · 1 Sept, 17:31
Did you know "Winnie the Pooh" has been translated into Latin?
LSM Culture highlights an interesting fact — the children's classic "Winnie the Pooh" has been translated into Latin, illustrating how this ancient language remains alive today. Latin is still widely used in science and remains an important part of Europe's cultural heritage.
LSM Kultūra · 1 Sept, 16:31
What does a quality landscape mean and how does landscape architecture affect human wellbeing?
Landscape architect Ilze Rukšāne explains that change happens not only in nature but within people themselves, and noticing it is part of a landscape architect's task.
LSM (rus) · 1 Sept, 15:26
Markus Riva releases new mini album "Rudens" (Autumn)
Singer Markus Riva released his mini album "Rudens" (Autumn) on September 1, featuring four new songs. The record continues a seasonal musical story he began in summer, this time with a more melancholic sound.
Jauns.lv · 1 Sept, 15:25
Netflix documentary examines how 9/11 reshaped America a generation later
A new Netflix documentary series, Turning Point: Generation 9/11, follows people whose lives were irrevocably altered by the 2001 terrorist attacks and traces their lasting impact on American society. Director Brian Knappenberger says the film aims to bridge the gap for a younger generation who know 9/11 only from textbooks or social media memes.
The Guardian Culture · 1 Sept, 14:30
Estonian Chancellor of Justice: Children need courage, not constant fear
Estonia's Chancellor of Justice Ülle Madise marked the start of the school year by warning against turning education into a race that leaves children afraid of falling behind, stressing that parents too should avoid competitive pressure. She said the state must ensure new education rules actually work and that children retain time for rest and extracurricular activities.
ERR News · 1 Sept, 14:27
Czech writer Viktorie Hanišová has won over Latvian readers
Czech author Viktorie Hanišová's novel Sēņotāja (The Mushroom Picker) was published in Latvian three years ago and was nominated for the Latvian Literature Award for best prose translation.
LSM (rus) · 1 Sept, 14:26
Annabel: first day of school in 2018 and eight years later
In 2018, an ERR photographer captured an emotional photo of first-grader Annabel at the Tallinn Old Town Educational College. Eight years later, as she starts her final year of basic school, a new photo has been taken.
ERR (rus) · 1 Sept, 14:24
The perimenopause boom: how hormone therapy became a booming US tech industry
Demand for hormone therapy in the US has surged after the FDA lifted its longstanding warnings, fueling a wave of telehealth startups targeting perimenopause. Experts warn the expansive list of attributed symptoms may lead some to take treatment they don't actually need.
Wired · 1 Sept, 13:32
Experts warn: daily tomato eating may pose risks for some people
While tomatoes are generally safe and beneficial for healthy adults, experts say frequent consumption can cause problems for certain groups, especially those with digestive issues.
Latvijas Avīze · 1 Sept, 13:24
Public figures share photos of taking their children to school on first day
On September 1, as the new school year began in Latvia, well-known public figures posted photos on social media of themselves taking their children to school.
Latvijas Avīze · 1 Sept, 12:30
Valmiera Theatre premieres production about life with technology
Valmiera Theatre has recently premiered a new production that prompts audiences to reflect on their dependence on smart devices and screens. The play asks whether people today build closer relationships with other humans or with technology.
LSM (rus) · 1 Sept, 12:28
Review: Chloe Benjamin's Under Story plays with reversed time but strains credibility
Author Chloe Benjamin's new novel Under Story imagines a parallel world where life runs backwards, but a Guardian review criticises the book for its excessive length and inconsistent internal logic. It uses grieving parents as the emotional core of a speculative plot that ultimately loses the reader's trust.
The Guardian Culture · 1 Sept, 11:30
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Duo "plūsma" releases debut EP and single "pulss"
Electronic music project "plūsma", formed by actress Elizabete Lielmane and composer Edgars Mākens, has released its debut EP "zemādas", featuring the energetic dance single "pulss".
TVNET · 1 Sept, 10:31
Riga's new theatre season opens with five events in the first week of September
Riga's theatres and concert venues resume activity after the summer break, offering five varied events in the first week of September — from a teen musical to a documentary performance featuring Ingeborga Dapkūnaitė.
LSM (rus) · 1 Sept, 10:29
Self-guided walking tour links Andalucía's historic white villages through Grazalema natural park
A seven-day self-guided walking route through southern Spain's Sierra de Grazalema natural park connects four historic white villages, or pueblos blancos. Walkers encounter rich wildlife, history and local cuisine along the way.
Guardian Travel · 1 Sept, 09:29
Photographer captures dogs with real jobs around the world
Photographer John Fabiano has created a photo series documenting working dogs across the globe, from truffle-hunting dogs in Italy to a hotel receptionist dog in Germany. The images have been published as a gallery.
The Guardian Culture · 1 Sept, 09:29
How to restore hair's moisture, strength and shine after summer
Sun, salt water and chlorine damage hair structure over summer, so experts recommend adjusting hair care routines in autumn to match each hair type's needs. Professional brands Wella Professionals and Sebastian Professional offer targeted solutions for different hair problems.
Jauns.lv · 1 Sept, 09:27
LNSO turns 100: musicians Daniils Bulajevs and Ieva Šablovska on the orchestra and life beyond music
The Latvian National Symphony Orchestra is marking its 100th anniversary, and musicians Daniils Bulajevs and Ieva Šablovska share their reflections on playing in the long-standing ensemble. Both say that being part of the orchestra never feels like a job to them.
LSM · 1 Sept, 07:27
How much does preparing a first-grader for school cost? LA.LV calculates supply prices
Ahead of the new school year, Latvian outlet LA.LV compared several schools' first-grader supply lists and found total costs ranging from roughly 11 to nearly 97 euros, depending on the school. Clothing, shoes and sportswear were excluded from the calculation as prices vary too widely.
Latvijas Avīze · 1 Sept, 06:29
Jānis Jurkāns celebrates his 80th birthday, living in love and good physical shape
Jānis Jurkāns, the first foreign minister of restored Latvia, marked his 80th birthday on August 31 with a family celebration organized by his wife, Linda Apse. He says he feels grateful to be living in love and staying physically active.
Jauns.lv · 1 Sept, 06:24
Chef Mārtiņš Sirmais shares tips on preparing chanterelles for winter
Latvian chef Mārtiņš Sirmais explains how to properly clean, sauté and freeze fresh chanterelle mushrooms so they keep their flavor through winter.
BNN · 1 Sept, 05:29
Guardian writer's Ukrainian lessons reveal a vocabulary shaped by war
Guardian chief culture writer Charlotte Higgins began learning Ukrainian after visits to the country, and her lessons showed how the war has reshaped everyday language. She discusses this in a new podcast conversation with Helen Pidd.
Guardian Ukraina · 1 Sept, 05:26
International piano festival “Kuldīga Piano” marks its fifth year in September
From September 11 to 13, Kuldīga will host the fifth edition of the international piano music festival “Kuldīga Piano”, headlined by Swedish musician Peter Sandberg. The program also includes free concerts, masterclasses and pop-up events around town.
Latvijas Avīze · 1 Sept, 04:32