Send to KindleThe municipality of Bulgarian capital Sofia has called the fourth annual Easter Festival set to last from Saturday until Easter, April 15.
This year it will take place in the area of the Summer Theater, in the Borisova Gradina park in downtown Sofia.
There will be a full cultural program each day, except Good Friday, featuring performances formations from various collectives from around the city.
The stage will be open 11am-1pm and 4.30pm-6.30pm. In the remaining time visitors will be able to buy Easter goodies such as eggs, chocolates and souvenirs at the stands.
There will also be demonstrations of traditional crafts and egg decoration.
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