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Easter the Bulgarian Way

Easter the Bulgarian Way: Traditions of Eggs, Bread, and Celebration In Bulgaria, Easter—or Velikden (meaning “Great Day”)—is more than just a religious holiday. It is a vibrant celebration of life, rebirth, and community, deeply rooted in Eastern Orthodox Christian traditions and enriched with centuries-old customs. From brightly colored eggs to sweet bread, from candlelit liturgies […]

  • jonathan
  • February 26, 2026
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Celebrating Bulgarian Spirit and Spring

The Day of Slavic Literacy and the Arrival of Spring in Bulgaria Bulgaria is a country where traditions, language, and history are deeply intertwined, and two of its most cherished celebrations — the Day of Slavic Literacy and Culture (May 24) and Baba Marta Day (March 1) — beautifully reflect the nation’s spirit and cultural […]

  • anna
  • February 19, 2026
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Anna Nartsis Shopova: Experimentation Is My Voice

Your artistic practice blends drawing, collage, photography, and sound into powerful narrative portraits. What draws you to creating imagined personas, and how do you develop their stories? It’s just part of my creative process, I guess. I observe what happens around me, and over time it has become something of an obsession to notice what […]

  • anna
  • February 12, 2026
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Plovdiv: Ancient Charm, Modern Pulse

A Weekend in Plovdiv: Ancient Theaters and Modern Cafés in Bulgaria’s Cultural CapitalExploring Plovdiv’s Old Town cobbled streets, its Roman amphitheater, and the vibrant Kapana creative quarter Nestled in the heart of southern Bulgaria, Plovdiv is a city where time stands still — and yet, it pulses with youthful energy. As the country’s second-largest city […]

  • jonathan
  • February 5, 2026
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Julia Shilo: Art as Silent Communication

How has your move to Bulgaria influenced your artistic practice and your approach to creating art? Moving to Bulgaria became a turning point in my life as an artist. Although I have been drawing since childhood and graduated from art school, for a long time painting remained a quiet personal joy. Here, on the shores […]

  • anna
  • January 30, 2026
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Ancient Roman Inscription Discovered in Heraclea

During excavations at the forum of Heraclea Sintica, led by Prof. Lyudmil Vagalinski (NAIM-BAS), archaeologists uncovered geometric patterns while clearing the mosaic floor of a monumental building. Above the marble base along the walls, traces of colorful plaster were discovered, fragments of which had fallen onto the mosaic, reports Archaeologia Bulgarica. The team also completed […]

  • jonathan
  • January 29, 2026
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Sofia: Where History Meets Modernity

  Day in the Life – Sofia Edition Sofia, Bulgaria’s capital, is a city where centuries-old history blends seamlessly with the pulse of modern life. A single day here can take you from Roman ruins to bustling coworking spaces, from mountain trails to rooftop bars – all within a short tram ride. The day often […]

  • jonathan
  • January 22, 2026
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ZaïZaï: Art as Freedom of Senses

What inspired your move from Paris to Bulgaria back in 2012, and how has the change of environment influenced your creative process? The reason I left Paris is that I met my future wife, who happens to be Bulgarian. She is a renowned journalist and writer, and had projects in progress while I was finishing […]

  • anna
  • January 14, 2026
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Home Sweet Panelka

Home Sweet Panelka: Living in Bulgaria’s Soviet-era Apartments Across Bulgaria’s cities, the skyline is dotted with rows of gray, boxy apartment blocks known as panelki. Built during the socialist era from prefabricated concrete panels, these structures were a quick solution to post-war housing shortages. Today, decades later, they remain home to millions – symbols of […]

  • jonathan
  • December 18, 2025
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Architectural Journey

Architectural Journey: Tracing Bulgaria’s History Through Brick and Stone Bulgaria’s rich and layered history is not only preserved in books or museums—it is written in stone, wood, and concrete, in the walls of ancient tombs, vibrant townhouses, and towering monuments. To walk through Bulgaria is to walk through thousands of years of civilization, where every […]

  • jonathan
  • December 11, 2025
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