Bulgarians Celebrate Lazarus Day
Today, the Orthodox Church honors Lazarus of Bethany, whom Jesus Christ resurrected
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The Bulgarian Orthodox Church celebrates the Annunciation
Bulgaria's Orthodox Church celebrates the Annunciation with solemn services
First Bulgarian Author Nominated for the “Booker” Award!
“Time Shelter” (Vremeubezhishte) by Georgi Gospodinov has entered the long list of nominations for the most prestigious international award given for a specific literary work, reported “Janet 45” - the Bulgarian publisher of the novel
The Dobruja Pie (Banitsa) became a Protected Product not of Bulgaria, but of Romania
The Dobrudja pie (banitsa) became a protected product of Romania
Today marks 80 years since the Rescue of the Bulgarian Jews
March 2023 marks the 80th anniversary of the rescue of Bulgarian Jews in the old borders of the Kingdom of Bulgaria from the Nazi death camps
Bulgarians Celebrate Saint Theodore’s Day (Horse Easter)
The Saturday after Shrovetide (Sirni Zagovezni) is Saint Theodore's Day (Todorovden). This year the changeable in date Christian holiday is celebrated on March 4
Bulgarian Historian: Our Freedom was not Gifted to us
There are often hints that our freedom was gifted to us, but that is not the case. Both the liberation of Greece and the liberation of Serbia took place after unsuccessful uprisings and with the intervention of the great powers and with the voluntary mili
March 3rd 1918: Russia Capitulated to Bulgaria?
The Brest-Litovsk Peace Treaty of March 3, 1918, between the Quadruple Alliance of Germany, Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria and the Ottoman Empire on the one hand, and Bolshevik Russia on the other, ended Russian participation in the First World War
3rd of March: National Day of Bulgaria
Amid ongoing debates over whether March 3 is the most appropriate date for a national holiday, today Bulgaria will mark the 145th anniversary of the Liberation with solemn ceremonies across the country
Bulgarians Celebrate Baba Marta who brings the End of the Cold and the Beginning of Spring
Every year on March 1, Bulgarians put on themselves and gift their close ones white and red martenitsi
Bulgarians Commemorate 150 Years since the Death of the “Apostle of Freedom” Vasil Levski
In a number of Bulgarian cities, including Karlovo, Lovech, Veliko Tarnovo and Vratsa, 150 years since the death of Vasil Levski will be marked
Discover Bulgaria: Exploring Its Natural Beauty and Cultural Treasures
Bulgaria is a country that has been overlooked by many making it truly an underrated gem.
175 Years Since the Birth of Bulgarian Revolutionary and Poet Hristo Botev
The 175th anniversary of the birth of revolutionary poet Hristo Botev will be celebrated on January 6 across the country with rituals with the participation of representative units from the Ground Forces, the Air Force, the Navy, the Joint Special Operati
The 5 Top Christmas Traditions in Bulgaria
Want to find out more about Bulgaria's festive traditions? Discover all of the unusual Eastern Orthodox traditions for Western travellers this Winter.
A Monument to the Lawyers-Saviors of the Bulgarian Jews will be erected in Sofia
A monument to the lawyers-saviors of the Bulgarian Jews to be erected in Sofia on the occasion of the 80th anniversary of the rescue from the Holocaust
Bulgaria: Book Fair in Sofia
The 49th Sofia International Book Fair opens today at the National Palace of Culture (NDK)
Wisdom from a Bulgarian Philosopher: By Wearing your Old Clothes, Things won't Work Out
As long as you are wearing your old clothes, your affairs will not go well. What will an old garment, full of dust, sweat and impurities, give you? If you put on a new garment, your soul will be happy and cheerful
Interesting Ways That Bulgaria Is Contributing to the Global Entertainment Industry
The entertainment industry has become a truly global business in recent years, and Bulgaria has contributed to it in some ways that not everyone is aware of.
Croatian National Theater in the Heart of Sofia
The Embassy of the Republic of Croatia to the Republic of Bulgaria is taking part in this year's "Art4Diplomacy" project by the artist Petya Ilieva
Historians: Fascism never came to Power in Bulgaria
Fascist organizations did not participate in the government of the country during the entire period from the 1920s until the fall of 1944
Archangel All Soul’s Day in Bulgaria – We Honor the Dead and the Memory of fallen Bulgarian Soldiers
Today is Archangel All Soul’s Day. It is one of the three Saturday days in the Orthodox calendar that are set aside for a general prayerful remembrance of the deceased. It is called so because it is celebrated on the Saturday before Archangel's Day
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