Art, books, film and heritage.
The Plovdiv folklore ensemble 'Trakia' won gold honors at the prestigious World Folk Dance Competition in Istanbul, overcoming dozens of international groups.
Pleven is turning into a cultural hotspot over the coming days. Residents and guests of the city can enjoy theatrical evenings with Dimitar Rachkov, exhibitions by renowned artists, and special events honoring Iliya Beshkov.
From institutions that build bridges to artists who made Bulgaria their destiny – we examine the deep and living connection between the two nations.
The 'Mise-en-scène' theatrical workshop transforms the historical monuments of Karlovo into living sets. From the chambers of Buhalov Inn to the courtyard of the Kurshum Mosque – young talents tell stories of the past through modern art.
From K-pop rhythms to adapted recipes – the 'Korea Day' initiative visited Kyustendil, telling the story of a nation that has turned its cultural power into a global phenomenon.
A discussion at TR "Sfumato" reveals systemic problems facing the performing arts: from missed deadlines to a lack of transparency in announcing National Culture Fund results.
When the precision of exact sciences meets the emotional world of poetry, something unexpected is born. Plovdiv will host the presentation of Vesela Mihova's debut poetry collection.
Bozhina Panayotova's debut documentary, which premiered at the Berlinale, will be screened at Varna's "ReBonkers." The personal investigation into the socialist past and the fate of the Commission on Dossiers turns into a timely discussion on Bulgarian identity.
Legendary striker Dimitar Berbatov swaps football boots for theatrical lights. The show 'Berbatov: Decoding' promises to show not only the success, but also the price, the fear, and the choices behind the mask of the goalscorer.
The Troyan Municipality and the 'Nuance' Theater School are transforming village squares into living stages. The summer initiative promises a colorful variety of pantomime, clowning, and a magical fire show.
In the heart of London, within the symbolic walls of the British Parliament, Prof. Dr. Stoyana Natseva received official recognition for five world records, affirming the international success of Bulgarian educational ideas.
The production of 'The Bacchae', directed by Yavor Gardev, achieved a triumph at the ancient theater in Epidaurus. A co-production between the Ivan Vazov National Theatre and Greek partners, the production drew thousands of spectators and received glowing reviews from the Greek press.
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