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Bulgaria's Varna to Host Film Festival 'Golden Rose' in Oct
The 29th edition of the festival for Bulgarian feature film “Golden Rose” will be held October 2-8 in the Black Sea city of Varna. The organizers will be the Agency “National Film Center”, supported by the Ministry of Culture, the municipality of Varna, the Bulgarian National Television (BNT) and the Festival and Congress Center in Varna. For the first time the Varna company “Artin Vision”, which is specialized in organizing musical and film events, will be a co-organizer of the “Golden Rose. This year's edition of the festival will include all Bulgarian feature films that have been made in the ...
05-08-2010
Archaeology: Medieval treasure found in northeastern Bulgaria
Archaeologists from Varna discovered one of the largest medieval treasures in recent times and the largest one in 2010 during excavation works in the medieval city of Kastritsi in Euxinograd, on August 4, news agency Focus reported. The treasure was discovered embedded in the floor of a home within the medieval stronghold, the report said. According to associate professor Valentin Pletnyov, head of the Regional History Museum in Varna, the treasure consisted of a small jug dating back to the 14th century, containing 166 silver coins from the era of Ivan Alexander of Bulgaria and his son Mihail, ...
03-08-2010
Bulgarian Students to Perform at International Theater Festival
Bulgarian students from the National Academy for Theater and Film Arts (NATFIZ) will participate in the World Festival of Theater Schools in Lima, Peru. The festival, sponsored by UNESCO, is organized every two years. This year's edition will be hosted by the Peruvian cities Lima, Callao and Cusco. “Delegations from 35 theater schools will participate, offering free simultaneous performances on multiple stages every night from 10 to 23 August,” said Jorge Sarmiento, director of the School of Dramatic Arts (ENSAD), the institution organizing the event. During the festival, classes will be given ...
29-06-2010
4th Bulgarian Art Festival 'Water Tower' Gathers International Artists
The fourth edition of the Bulgarian independent art festival “Water Tower” will take place at three different locations starting Saturday at the Water Tower in Sofia.The festival contains music, video and photo installations of Bulgarian and international artists. An art market for handmade Bulgarian jewelries and accessories will be placed in the yard of the Tower.On Sunday the festival is moving to the Bulgarian town of Bankya and the installations will be placed in the Old Bath of the town. Performances, workshops, and open music scene will also be part of the festival there.In Bankya, the ...
18-06-2010
The Bulgarian cultural heritage must be introduced to the whole world: Ambassador James Warlick
“The Bulgarian cultural heritage must be introduced to the whole world. Our foundations, like the American Foundation for Bulgaria, and our intellectuals will support such projects,” U.S. Ambassador to Bulgaria James Warlick said, during his meeting with Bulgarian Minister of Culture Vezhdi Rashidov and Mayor of Sofia Yordanka Fandakova, Focus News Agency reported. The three officials met at the archaeological site Largoto in Sofia.Ambassador James Warlick pointed that Bulgaria had a very rich cultural heritage and it must be preserved for the future generations.“I invited my family and my mother ...
15-06-2010
Elton John Wows Sofia
Elton John's first-time concert in Bulgaria, far from a mere live rendition of staple pop hits, was a feast of just plain great music played with tons of feeling. The Sunday show at Sofia's Locomotive stadium was part of the British artist's “Rocket Man” tour, promoting his latest greatest hits compilation. Sir Elton's band burst into the stage with the immortal “Funeral for a Friend/Love Lies Bleeding”, setting the tone for an evening of fine musicianship. The set, which lasted over two-and-a-half hours, put a very welcome emphasis on John's output from the seventies, including gems such as the ...
15-06-2010
Value of Bulgarian landmarks estimated at €100 bn
The value of Bulgarian cultural and natural heritage exceeds €100 bn, according to data of the Institute for Analysis and Assessment in Tourism, said Rumen Draganov, Director of the Institute. He attended the Bulgarian delegation in Cyprus, on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of establishing diplomatic relations between Bulgaria and Cyprus, which was headed by the Minister of Economy, Energy and Tourism, Traicho Traikov. "This is just an approximation so as to see what the range of the problem is because the ownership of tourist attractions is not clear yet," explained Draganov for Klassa ...
25-05-2010
Bulgaria Celebrates National Day of Culture and Slavic Script
Bulgarians from around the country and the world are paying tribute Monday, May 24, to the deed of Saint Cyril and Saint Methodius, the creators of the Cyrillic alphabet. Bulgaria celebrates May 24 as the day of the Bulgarian Education and Culture and Slavic Script, the official Day of Holy Brothers St. Cyril and St. Methodius - the Byzantine scholars who wrote the first Slavic alphabet in 855 A.D., and translated into Old Bulgarian the Bible and the religious literature of Orthodox Christianity. The first celebration in commemoration of Sts Cyril and Methodius occurred 156 years ago in a Plovdiv ...
25-05-2010
Italian Company To Conduct Excavation Works Downtown Sofia
It will not be long before the center of Bulgaria’s capital Sofia starts attracting as many tourists as Rome. Italian experts in archeology and urban development will be helping the Sofia municipality with the realization of the project “The Heart of Sofia”. This was agreed after talks between Rome mayor Gianni Alemanno and Sofia mayor Yordanka Fandukova, who was on a Bulgarian delegation led by PM Borissov that visited the Italian capital. At present, a team of Bulgarian archeologists is unearthing an ancient street and some medieval churches in the center of Sofia. The archeological site was ...
18-05-2010
Bulgaria Sees 5th "Night of the Museums"
The fifth “Night of the Museums” took place in Sofia and other Bulgarian cities on May 15, part of the international festivities for the International Day of the Museums, May 18. Museums and galleries all over Bulgaria had free entrance and stayed open late into the night on Saturday, offering different activities such as dance, movie previews and entertaining show programs. The program of the 2010 Night of the Museums in Bulgaria is available on the Culture Ministry website HERE (in Bulgarian). Bulgaria's National Art Gallery, Gallery Sofia, National Gallery for Foreign Art, National Archeological ...
29-04-2010
Bulgaria Private Schools, Nurseries to Receive State Subsidies
Bulgarian private schools and nurseries will be granted state subsidies, equal to those of their state-run counterparts under the new draft High School Education Act “About BGN 12 M from the state budget will be distributed to these institutions. The children in the privately run schools and kinder gardens have the same rights as other Bulgarian children. We no longer live in a country where only the kids of the very rich attend privately-run educational institutions. In fact Bulgaria's rich kids no longer study in Bulgaria,” explained Tuesday Bulgaria's Education Minister Sergey Ignatov at a ...
20-04-2010
Mission London breaks all records
Mission London, directed by Dimitar Mitovski, is the biggest blockbuster ever in the history of Bulgarian films - it drew 46 291 viewers over the three days since its release on April 16 and had a box office take of 355 120 leva. The previous top blockbuster was Dzift, which was seen by 36 000 viewers and had receipts of 255 896 leva for its entire run. The film, although mostly in Bulgarian, also features some performances in English (with Bulgarian subtitles) from well-known British actors such as Alan Ford and Rosemary Leach. Read this Friday's Sofia Echo for a review of the film and an interview ...
15-04-2010
BGN 25 million to be invested in contemporary museum center in Sofia
BGN 25 million will be invested a contemporary museum center in downtown Sofia. It will be opened in 2012, FOCUS News Agency reports. Prime Minister Boyko Borisov and Minister of Culture Vezhdi Rashidov visited the buildings of the future museum center. BGN 2,5 million in European funds and BGN 15 million planned in the 2010 national budget and for the first half of 2011 is provided for an overhaul of the buildings, which are managed by the Culture Ministry, said Borisov. He said the money invested would secure a profit and amid a crisis the investment would pay back. Text source: focus-fen.net ...
13-04-2010
Bulgarian archaeologists make astonishing discovery in Rhodopi Mountains
National Geographic and Discovery are sending news teams to the Rhodopi Mountains to document a unique discovery by Greek and Bulgarian archaeologists. The ancient sanctuary of the Persian god Mitra was rediscovered. It is located 6 km from our border on Greek territory. The monument lies atop a 100 m rock massif. At its foundation is a cave, turned into a sanctuary by the ancients. Before the cave is a statue of Mitra 1.20 m high. Mitra was among the most celebrated gods before the adoption of Christianity. The Persian god is featured in a classic pose – holding a bull, to be sacrificed to the ...
08-04-2010
Easter in Bulgaria
The holiest days of the Christian calendar are underway as Bulgarian Orthodox Christians join in Easter celebrations. On the Thursday before Easter, known variously as Holy Thursday, or Maundy or Sheer Thursday, tradition is for women to colour eggs for the Easter family gathering. Bulgarian tradition has it that the eggs need to be painted before sunrise on Thursday morning and the first egg should be red. The colour red has been connected to a legend. Mary Magdalene, who according to the Christian Bible was the first to have seen Jesus after he had risen from the dead, went around the world ...
08-04-2010
BG movie Zincograph featured at Cannes Film Festival
The film Zincograph, directed by Yavor Gardev of Dzift fame, will be featured at Cannes 2010 along with 14 other film projects from all over the world. In the past it has been featured in Thessalonica, Sarajevo, Rome and Cottbus. Zincograph is a dark comedy, psychological thriller and social satire. The main character is a snitch who creates a phantom department of the State Security service with his own staff and archives. Introducing himself as a secret agent, he employs a circle of young intellectuals to spill dirt on one another. After the fall of communism he cashes in on his archives. Gardev’s ...
01-04-2010
Orthodox Bulgaria Marks Maundy Thursday
Bulgaria marks on April 1 Maundy Thursday, also known as Holy Thursday, Covenant Thursday, Great and Holy Thursday, and Thursday of Mysteries. Maundy Thursday is the Christian feast or holy day falling on the Thursday before Easter that commemorates the Last Supper of Jesus Christ with the Apostles. The day is preceded by Holy Wednesday and followed by Good Friday. The Mass of the Lord's Supper initiates the Easter Triduum, the three days of Friday, Saturday and Sunday that commemorate the Passion, Death and Resurrection of Jesus. In the Eastern Orthodox Church, the Lenten character of the services ...
26-02-2010
Plovdiv Roman Stadium Restoration Project Launches
The ancient Roman Stadium in the heart of the Bulgarian city of Plovdiv is to be restored in an archaeological project launched on Thursday.Plovdiv Regional Administration has succeeded in obtaining European funding of over EUR 900 000 for the restoration of the site."The project envisages the construction of an ancient underground museum. Such museums exists in only a few places in the world, and it will be the first in the country," said Ivan Totev, Regional Governor of Plovdiv.Modern presentation centers will also be built, and facilities for the disabled will be added.Archaeologists will also ...
19-02-2010
Archeological sections of St Sofia church to be opened to the public in 2011
After years of restoration work, archeological sections of the St Sofia church in the Bulgarian capital city would be opened to the public in summer 2011, Deputy Culture Minister Todor Chobanov said.. Chobanov and Sofia mayor Yordanka Fandukova visited the church on February 12 to inspect progress, a Culture Ministry media statement said on February 15 2010. Over the past 12 years of the restoration of the church, Sofia Municipality had invested 1.8 million leva, including 100 000 leva in the last year alone, Fandukova was quoted in the statement as saying. Over the past year, the Directorate ...
16-02-2010
Cabinet approves plan for four metropolitan museums
Cabinet approved a proposal presented by the Culture Ministry for four metropolitan museums, a ministry media statement said on February 10 2010. The proposal include long-term plans for four museums: a National Museum of Visual Arts, the National Museum Complex Arsenal, the Sofia Museum and a Museum for Totalitarian Art, the ministry said. As The Sofia Echo reported earlier, the National Museum of Visual Arts, also referred to as the "Bulgarian Louvre", will include the National Gallery for Foreign Art and the buildings between Vassil Levski Boulevard, Moskovska Street, February 19 Street and ...