Second Weekend of the Festival Sofia Breaths
The second edition of Sofia Breathes Cultural Festival for this year will be held today and tomorrow , organized by the Sofia Breathes Foundation and the Sofia Municipality.
Sofia Breathes Festival to Start This Sunday
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For a sixth year in a row August will be marked by the Sofia Breathes urban culture festival.
In separate events due every Sunday of the month, the streets where the festival will take place will be closed to traffic to give way to pedestrians, art performances, and vendor stalls offering food, beverages, and handicraft items.
The venues picked for Sofia Breathes on the following five Sundays of August are:
August 02 - the Small Five Corners (just next to Slaveykov Square)
August 09 - Pirotska Str
August 16 - Angel Kanchev Str
August 23 - Tsar Ivan Shishman Str
August 30 - Oborishte Str
As of July 28, 2014, the website of Sofia Breathes offers no other information than the dates of the events.
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