Bulgarian pop singer Lili Ivanova has set up a foundation, her team reported on Facebook. Lili Ivanova Foundation aims to promote the achievements of Bulgarian music and culture in the country and abroad. The foundation will organize all kinds of cultural events and activities presenting Lili Ivanova, the BTA informed. It will carry out its own projects, as well as joint projects with foreign partners involved in art and culture.
"The acclaimed Bulgarian singer transfers her entire heritage (spiritual and material) to the foundation. The foundation has the obligation to preserve and manage Lili Ivanova's assets after her passing, including movable and immovable property, financial assets, intellectual property rights, etc. With this act, the great Lili Ivanova bequeaths her creative works and all her assets to the public, which is her biggest love", the announcement reads further.
The Bulgarian Literary Sal onin Vienna will open its next cultural season with “free, relaxed and entertaining reading,” BTA reports. The literary event will take place on September 17 at 7 p.m. local time at Kühnplatz 7. “We welcome all those..
The 29 th edition of the Stage at a Crossroads theatre festival is taking place in Plovdiv as of today until 21 September. The festival programme includes 18 stagings, among them classical as well as modern works like Hamlet, Cat on a Hot Tin..
The “Magura” Bulgarian Library in Chicago, USA, now has its new home in the Vivanov Art Club. This was announced on its Facebook page by the Magura Bulgarian Cultural Center, at which the library operates. The center expressed gratitude to the club’s..
The “Magura” Bulgarian Library in Chicago, USA, now has its new home in the Vivanov Art Club. This was announced on its Facebook page by the Magura..
The 29 th edition of the Stage at a Crossroads theatre festival is taking place in Plovdiv as of today until 21 September. The festival programme..
The Bulgarian Literary Sal onin Vienna will open its next cultural season with “free, relaxed and entertaining reading,” BTA reports. The literary..
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