On Sunday, 17 December, book lovers will be able to donate books for sale or buy books at a nominal price. The money raised from the Buy a book – give hope campaign will be donated in its entirety to 6 neo-natal wards in the country for equipment. People wishing to join the cause are invited to bring books they have read and which they would like others to enjoy. Books in foreign languages are also admissible.
Again in Sofia, NORMA Studio and the Association for Shared Learning ELA are organizing an art atelier in support of 6-year old Alexandra. From Children for Children is the first part of a series of charity initiatives for children aged 3 to 13 who want to support other children. The organizers say that a framed children’s drawing from the heart is the best Christmas gift possible. All funds raised from the sale of the children’s works will be donated for the treatment of the little girl.
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On the night of 19-20 January - the celebration of Yordanovden (Epiphany) and Ivanovden (St. John's Day) in the Julian calendar - the northwestern town of Kula will host the traditional "Kapachi" ("Bathing") ritual. This is a unique event, with a..
Interest in the exhibitions and events at the Regional History Museum in Ruse on the Danube is growing. In the last 12 months, it had 95 966 visitors, which is 5 209 more people than in 2023, which is more than in the pre-pandemic years, the institution..
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Dear friends, we are happy to announce that the Bulgarian National Radio’s QSL cards for 2025 are now available. The two series – one with 6 postcards..
Bulgarian gardeners have been bringing the glory of Bulgaria to Croatia for more than a century and a half. They were true "ambassadors" of the humble..
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