Yordan Radichkov’s Work Celebrated at Bulgarian Antarctic Base This Month
Bulgarian polar explorers in Antarctica have chosen to dedicate the month of January to renowned Bulgarian writer, playwright, and screenwriter Yordan Radichkov
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Ivanovden and St. John's Day: Celebrated by Nearly 330,000 Bulgarians
On January 7, nearly 330,000 Bulgarians celebrate St. John's Day or Ivanovden, marking the feast day of St. John the Baptist
Epiphany in Bulgaria: Holy Rituals, Icy Waters, and the Blessing of Battle Flags
Today, Bulgaria celebrates Epiphany, one of the most significant Christian holidays, marked with solemn church services across the country
Sofia Commemorates 147 Years Since Liberation from Ottoman Rule
Today marks the 147th anniversary of Sofia's liberation from Ottoman rule. To honor the occasion, the Sofia Municipality announced plans to lay wreaths
Orthodox Church Marks January 2 with Commemoration of St. Sylvester and St. Seraphim
On January 2, the Bulgarian Orthodox Church commemorates St. Sylvester, Pope of Rome, along with Venerable Seraphim of Sarov and Saint Theogen, Bishop of Paris
Survaki and St. Basil’s Day: A Festive Start to the New Year in Bulgaria
On January 1, Eastern Orthodox Christians celebrate St. Basil’s Day, also known as Survaki
Bulgaria Celebrates St. Stephen’s Day: Honoring the First Christian Martyr
Today, the Bulgarian Orthodox Church commemorates Saint Stephen, the holy protomartyr and archdeacon who became the first Christian to sacrifice his life for the faith
Customs and Traditions of Christmas Day in Bulgaria
On Christmas Day, the festive atmosphere fills the air as Bulgarians celebrate the birth of the Son of God, a day marked by joyful rituals and customs
Christmas Eve in Bulgaria: A Feast of Faith, Family, and Hope
As Christmas approaches, Christians around the world prepare to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ
Ignazhden: Bulgarians Honor St. Ignatius and Mark the Start of Christmas Festivities
On December 20, Christians in Bulgaria honor Ignazhden, also known as the day of St. Ignatius the God-Bearer.
A Festive Celebration of Literature: Sofia’s Book Fair and Literary Festival Kicks Off
Sofia is once again hosting a celebration of literature at the National Palace of Culture, where the Book Fair has kicked off, running through Sunday
St. Nicholas Day in Bulgaria: Maritime Traditions and Name Day Celebrations
Today, the Orthodox Church celebrates the memory of St. Nicholas of Myra, known as the Wonderworker
Saint Barbara’s Day: A Blend of Faith, Folklore, and Festive Customs in Bulgaria
On December 4, the Orthodox Church commemorates Saint Barbara, a revered figure in Christian tradition and folklore
Evidence Shows Bulgaria Fell Under Ottoman Rule Later Than Believed
Prof. Nikolay Ovcharov has revealed that new archaeological findings suggest Bulgaria fell under Ottoman control between 1420 and 1422, rather than the commonly accepted date of 1396
Bulgarian Christians Celebrate St. Andrew's Day: A Tradition Marking the Shift from Autumn to Winter
On November 30, Bulgarian Christians celebrate St. Andrew's Day (Andreev den), marking the transition between autumn and winter
Sofia National Theatre Announces Limited-Time Discount on December and January Performances
For the next three days, tickets at the Sofia National Theatre are being offered at a 50% discount at the theatre's box office
Bulgaria Celebrates the Day of the Christian Family and Youth
On November 21, the Bulgarian Orthodox Church celebrates the Feast of the Presentation of the Virgin Mary, a day honored in Bulgaria as the Day of the Christian Family and Christian Youth
Bulgaria's Buzludzha Monument Referendum Fails Due to Low Turnout
A local referendum held in Kazanlak regarding the management of the Buzludzha Monument
Bulgaria Celebrates St. Mina: A Day of Faith, Hope, and Blessings for Families
Today, the Bulgarian Orthodox Church honors St. Mina (Menas of Egypt), a revered martyr known for his courage and faith
Protesters Halt John Malkovich's Play Premiere in Bulgaria, Attacking Spectators
The premiere of a John Malkovich-directed play in Sofia, Bulgaria, was marred by protests from nationalists, who surrounded the National Theater and prevented ticketed spectators from entering
Archangelovden: Celebrating Bulgarian Customs and the Legacy of Saint Michael
On November 8, the Bulgarian Orthodox Church honors Saint Michael the Archangel
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