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Bulgarian Folk Groups Abroad Mark 10th Anniversary with Sofia Concert
Dancers and singers from Bulgarian communities across 21 countries came together at Joy Station on Saturday, as the Association of Bulgarian Folk Groups Abroad celebrated a decade of promoting Bulgarian culture.
Etar: A Living Museum of Bulgarian Crafts and Traditions
Nestled on the edge of the Balkan Mountains, the Etar open-air museum preserves centuries of Bulgarian craftsmanship, from coppersmithing to pottery, in an authentic 19th-century setting.
Bessarabian Bulgarians Day Marked Across Bulgaria, Ukraine and Moldova
The annual observance honours the heritage of the Bulgarian community in Bessarabia, commemorating the 1838 consecration of the Transfiguration Cathedral in Bolhrad.
The Gadulka: Bulgaria’s Bowed String Instrument
Discover the history, playing style and distinctive sound of the gadulka, the bowed string instrument at the heart of Bulgaria’s folk music tradition.
Bolhrad Cathedral: Symbol of Bessarabian Bulgarian Faith
Community representatives met in Odesa to discuss the Bolhrad Holy Transfiguration Cathedral ahead of the Day of Bessarabian Bulgarians on 29 October.
Bulgaria's Rose Valley: A Fragrant Journey Through the Land of Damask Roses
Discover the Rose Valley, where Bulgaria's centuries-old tradition of rose oil production fills the air with perfume each spring. Plan your visit to this colourful corner of the Balkans.
Plovdiv's Roman Theatre: a guide to Bulgaria's ancient amphitheatre
Discover one of the best-preserved Roman theatres in the world, nestled between the hills of Plovdiv's Old Town.