The Czech Center in Sofia presents three projects coming from the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Bulgaria, dedicated to historic female figures - controversial, loved and hated, but ones who have left their mark in history and enabled other women to be masters of their own destiny. The selection of paintings is entitled ‘Czech Heroines', 'Female First' and 'I Am a Bulgarian Woman'.
The exhibition can be seen until November 3.
Photos: courtesy of the Czech Center in Sofia
The Symphony Orchestra of Vratsa – Simfonieta, has become a haven for violinist Alena Chekhova. She was born in the Russian city of Tyumen /Western Siberia/, raised in Ukrainian Crimea and lived in Moscow for more than 10 years, where..
European Days of Artistic Crafts are starting today in Bulgaria's Antonovo . The motto of this year's edition is "The Golden Thread", which is why it will begin with workshops on wool felting. Every day until the end of the week, residents and..
Writer Kalin Terziyski will present his collection of short stories "Is Anyone There to Love You?" at the Bulgarian Cultural Institute in Berlin on April 1. The book, translated into German by Elvira Bormann, tells of life in a city full of mystery,..
"The Way of the Musicians" (Musicorum Via) is the name of the joint initiative of the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences and the National Academy of Music..
T he exhibition "Mount Athos in Drawings and Photographs" opens tonight at the Bulgarian Cultural Institute in Berlin . The authors are the artist Andrey..
What would be the motivation in times of political crises, wars, migrant pressure and an unclear future to dream of a unified European..
Mostly Cloudy
Partly Cloudy
Cloudy
Значителна облачност със сняг