Nikulden: Bulgaria’s Beloved Saint Nicholas Day
In Bulgaria, December 6 is celebrated as Saint Nicholas Day, or Nikulden (Никулден), a holiday that blends religious devotion, folk tradition, and social celebration
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New Book Explores Atatürk’s 14 Months in Bulgaria
Bulgarian History Publishing House has released a new book, 440 Days. Atatürk in Bulgaria
Sofia Sparkles for the Holidays: Christmas Tree and City Lights Illuminate the Bulgarian Capital
Sofia’s Christmas tree was officially illuminated
Oxford Announces Its Word of the Year 2025
Oxford University Press has selected "rage bait" as its Word of the Year for 2025
Christmas Comes Alive in Sofia with Retro Bus Experience
This winter, Sofia will come alive with even more color, warmth, and festive cheer as part of the Sofia Christmas Fes
The Day of the Christian Family: Bulgaria Honors the Presentation of the Virgin Mary
On November 21, the Orthodox Church marks the Presentation of the Virgin Mary, a date that in Bulgaria is also observed as the Day of the Christian Family and Youth
Naim Süleymanoğlu House-Museum Inaugurated in Momchilgrad with Turkish Ministers Present
Turkish ministers arrived in Bulgaria for the official opening of the Naim Süleymanoğlu House-Museum – a project carried out with the support of Turkey’s Ministry of Culture and Tourism
Bulgarian Bagpipes Poised for UNESCO Recognition
Bulgaria’s nomination of “Bagpipes and bagpipe playing in Bulgaria - transmission of knowledge and skills” has cleared a key stage toward inclusion on UNESCO’s Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanit
Mulled Wine, Music, and Holiday Spirit: German Christmas Market Opens Today in Sofia
The traditional German Christmas Market in Sofia opens its doors today at 6 p.m., welcoming visitors to the City Garden in Alexander Battenberg Square
Bulgaria Honors Saint Mina, Protector of Families, Travelers, and the Lost
Today, the Bulgarian Orthodox Church honors the memory of Saint Great Martyr Mina (Saint Menas), one of the most revered saints in the Christian calendar
Bulgaria Marks 36 Years Since the Start of Its Democratic Transition
It has been 36 years since Bulgaria began its transition from a one-party communist system to a democratic state with a market economy
Plovdiv Jazz Fest Returns with Grammy Winners and International Stars
The eleventh edition of Plovdiv Jazz Fest is set to take place from November 7 to 9, 2025
Bulgaria Celebrates National Awakeners’ Day
On 1 November, Bulgaria honours the legacy of its educators, writers and national revivalists - those who awakened a sense of Bulgarian identity in troubled times
Halloween: From Celtic Rituals to Modern Celebration in Bulgaria
On the night of October 31, streets around the world glow with carved pumpkins, costumed figures, and the echoes of ancient tales about spirits and the afterlife
Bulgarian Town Bans Halloween to Focus on National Heritage Celebration
The Mayor of the Bulgarian town of Elin Pelin, Ivaylo Simeonov, has issued a directive prohibiting the celebration of Halloween within schools, kindergartens, and community centers across the municipality
Dimitrovden Celebrations Mark the Turning of the Seasons Across Bulgaria
October 26 is Dimitrovden in Bulgaria, a day deeply rooted in both Orthodox faith and folk tradition
Prestigious Booker Prize Adds £50,000 Prize for Young Readers’ Fiction
The Booker Prize Foundation has announced the creation of a new award dedicated to children’s literature
Saint Petka Honored Across Bulgaria as Winter Season Begins
Today, Bulgarians celebrate Petkovden – the day dedicated to St. Paraskeva of Epivat, also known among the people as St. Petka of Bulgaria
Veliko Tarnovo Welcomes International 'Cultural Tourism' Exhibition with Local Flavors and Heritage Focus
Veliko Tarnovo is set to host the International Exhibition “Cultural Tourism” from October 8 to 10, bringing together participants from both Bulgaria and abroad
Bulgaria Strengthens Ties with Japan: GATE Signs Two Major University Partnerships at EXPO 2025
The Big Data for Smart Society Institute (GATE) at Sofia University “St. Kliment Ohridski” has formalized two new cooperation agreements with prominent Japanese universities during EXPO 2025 in Osaka
Bulgarian–Turkish Cultural Exchange Through Mythological Transformations
The Sofia Paper Art Fest (SPAF) and the AMATERAS Foundation proudly present the exhibition "Mythological Transformers" – the second event of the Bulgarian–Turkish cultural exchange launched in 2025.
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