The organizers of the traditional cherry festival, which is held in the town of Kyustendil (Western Bulgaria) known for the abundance of cherry orchards, hope for a cheerful and uplifted mood and many guests.
More than 100 local cherry producers, community centres and municipalities, clubs and even kindergartens take part in the Cherry Festival. There are also prizes - for the biggest cherry, the most attractive stall with white, red and pink cherries.
Natalia Staykova is a primary school teacher, one of those educators for whom working with children is not just a profession, but a calling. She says that children give her strength and energy. She puts her whole soul and heart into teaching them to..
The independent mayor of Bucharest is the new president of Romania Nicusor Dan won the second round of the presidential election in Romania. With a voter turnout of 64.7 percent on May 18, he received 53.6 percent of the vote. His..
On the occasion of International Children's Day - June 1, the Bulgarian State Railways is organizing a retro attraction trip from Sofia to Pernik and back , informs BTA. All traveling children will receive gifts. The train will be pulled by the..
As every year, on the last Saturday of May, the town of Karlovo plays host to the Rose Festival, dedicated to the beauty and fragrance of the roses of..
It is exactly 100 years on 1 June, 2025 since the date was proclaimed International Children’s Day. And, as is the tradition, it is going to be a..
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