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The last day of the sixth edition of the “Sofia Breathes” annual festival will take place on Oborishte street in the Bulgarian capital on Sunday.
The last day of the festival, which this year is taking place on the five Sundays of August, will be dedicated to music and dance performances.
For a second consecutive year, Oborishte street will turn into a musical stage presenting talented, hard-working young musicians, who have chosen individual and original styles and approaches.
From 16 to 22 o'clock, the section of Oborishte between the Evlogi and Hristo Georgievi Boulevard and the San Stefano street will be closed to vehicles, allowing pedestrians to walk on the streets and admire the performances.
The festival, which is a celebration of urban culture, has become part of the cultural events calendar of Sofia municipality.
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