Seventy-four percent of Plovdiv residents have visited at least one cultural event in their hometown this year thanks to the initiative "Plovdiv - European Capital of Culture", it became clear at the Looking Back & Thinking Forward International Meeting organized by the Plovdiv 2019 Foundation and the Goethe Institute. Representatives of European cultural centers such as Plovdiv, Matera and Liverpool gave a very good assessment to the Bulgarian participation in this large-scale European project. According to the monitoring report, one out of three Plovdiv citizen has strengthened their sense of belonging to Europe following the European Capital of Culture initiative. Citizens of Plovdiv associate their special year with the promotion of their hometown, with the rise in the number of tourists, as well as travelling, investments, repairs and improvement. Mayor Zdravko Dimitrov said that the municipality of Plovdiv will continue to develop the city as a cultural capital and to support sustainable creative projects.
On 17 November 2025, the Finnish-Bulgarian Association will present the exhibition Nuuttipukki vs Kukeri in the city of Pori, Finland, as announced by the Bulgarian Embassy in Finland via its official Facebook page. The exhibition will take place at..
Bulgaria participated in the international exhibition titled “EU Poetry-Verses Across Borders”, the Embassy of Bulgaria in Doha announced on Facebook. The event was organized by the Katara Public Diplomacy Center, the Delegation of European Union..
Sylvia Tomova, a star of the Bulgarian stage, received her training at the Vaganova State Ballet Academy in Saint Petersburg. Her career has been closely linked to the National Opera and Ballet, where, as a prima ballerina, she has performed over 90..
On 17 November 2025, the Finnish-Bulgarian Association will present the exhibition Nuuttipukki vs Kukeri in the city of Pori, Finland, as announced by..
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