Bulgaria Outraged as Unique Bluthner Grand Piano Gets Destroyed
A clerk in the Bulgarian town of Dimitrovgrad has stirred outrage in the country by destroying a valuable handmade Bluthner grand piano.
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Sand Figures Fest Launched in Sofia Park
Dozens of sand sculptures will adorn the entry to Bulgarian capital Sofia’s popular Southern Park, evoking feelings of sea and all the good that the summer season has to offer.
Catholics Celebrate Edict of Milan's 17th Centennary in Nis
Catholics from across the world have flocked to the Serbian city of Nis to celebrate 1700 years since the 313 promulgation of the Edict of Milan.
ASIA Arrive in Bulgaria to Perform with Plovdiv Orchestra
Legendary British rock band ASIA has arrived in Bulgaria for their Saturday concert in the second largest city of Plovdiv.
Jason Statham Survives 'Near-Death Experience' on Set in Bulgaria
Jason Statham survived a “near death experience” while shooting the threequel to The Expendables in Bulgaria, according to Terry Crews.
Bulgaria's Capital Celebrates Its Holiday
Bulgaria's capital celebrates St. Sofia Day on September 17 - the date when the Orthodox world pays homage to the Holy Martyrs Sofia and her three daughters Faith, Hope and Love.
Jason Statham to Film Series in Bulgaria – Report
Hollywood actor Jason Statham plans to film a series in Bulgaria, according to a local newspaper.
'Wailing Wall' in Sofia Marks 1st Jewish Fest
The first Jewish culture festival in Bulgaria started Sunday in front of the National Palace of Culture in the capital of Sofia.
Bulgaria's Sofia Hosts 1st Theater Night
Bulgarian capital Sofia is joining Saturday the list of European cities celebrating the art of drama through Theatre Night.
Bulgaria Marks Holy Cross Day, 'End of Summer'
Orthodox Christians in Bulgaria celebrate the day of the Holy Cross on September 14, which is said to spell the end of the summer and the settling of the autumn.
Yom Kippur on Friday the 13th
Jews across the world are celebrating Friday and Saturday their greatest religious holiday, Yom Kippur, as superstitious Christians fear Friday the 13th.
Consumer Society Won't Make People Happier - Bulgarian Patriarch
The real needs of Bulgarians and people across the world relate to their daily toils and quest for harmony, argued Bulgaria's Patriarch Neofit.
Bulgarian Christians Celebrate Nativity of Mary
Sunday, September 8, Bulgarian Orthodox Christians celebrate the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Theotokos, or Holy Mother of Christ.
Bulgarian Iron Church in Istanbul Marks 115th Anniversary
The famous Bulgarian Church "St. Stefan" in Istanbul, known as the "Mother Church" and the "Iron Church" celebrates Sunday 115 years of its dedication.
Bulgarian Culture Minister Unveils Fraud during Predecessor's Term in Office
Bulgarian Culture Minister Petar Stoyanovich has informed about fraud schemes discovered in the management of a number of museums during the term in office of his predecessor, Vezhdi Rashidov.
Bulgarian Film with 2 Awards at Prestigious Venice Fest
Alienation, the debut movie of Bulgarian director Milko Lazarov has received two awards at the 70th edition of the prestigious Venice Film Fest.
Fortissimo Music Fest Moves On to Bulgaria's Ruse, Tarnovo
The Bulgarian open-air festival for classical music Fortissimo continues its summer Music under the Stars tour across Bulgarian cities.
Bulgaria Nominates Spy Comedy for Foreign Language Oscar
Spy comedy “The Color of the Chameleon” of director Emil Hristov has been selected as Bulgaria’s nominee for the upcoming Annual Academy Awards' foreign-language category.
Theater to Open at James Bourchier Subway Station in Sofia
A theater will open at the "James Bourchier" subway station in Sofia, according to Sofia Mayor Yordanka Fandakova.
International 'Love' Films Fest Begins in Bulgaria
The 21st edition of the International Film Festival "Love is Folly" began Friday evening in the Bulgarian Black Sea city of Varna.
Legendary Waters Fires Up Sofia with 'Resignation'
Legendary rock musician Roger Waters fired up the crowd at the Vasil Levski national stadium in the Bulgarian capital Sofia after his "Wall" displayed the shining caption "Resignation" in Bulgarian.
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