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Coastal Culture: Bulgaria’s Black Sea coast lit up with a digital art festival using projection mapping, interactive installations and lasers across Tsarevo, Varvara, Ahtopol and Sinemorets—free nightly shows from 9 p.m. to midnight. Heritage & Faith: Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew is set to visit Bulgaria on October 19 for celebrations of Saint John of Rila, including events at Rila Monastery and in Sofia. Fashion & Lifestyle: A new survey finds Bulgarians increasingly treat second-hand clothes as normal, sensible and quality—58.1% bought used items in the past year. Arts in the Region: The Bulgarian Cultural Institute in Budapest launched a new monthly “Faces” feature highlighting people who shaped Bulgarian-Hungarian cultural ties, starting with Hungarian musician Ferenc Sebő. Local Governance: Plovdiv municipal councillors from CC-DB demand answers on security and prevention in public spaces after the killing of Georgi Kuzev, calling for a Youth Hill security audit. Music Spotlight: Jordan honored Bulgarian pop icon Vasil Naydenov for his artistic career and role in cultural dialogue between Bulgaria and Jordan.

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Aug. 11, 2026

SPARK 2026 adds iGaming 3Tech in Sofia

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Jul. 24, 2026

Private Guide Bulgaria adds Moldova to its custom Balkan tours

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Jul. 15, 2026

Sarah Lyn Pearson advances orchestral music through leadership and education

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Jun. 15, 2026

Blockchain Week Bulgaria 2026 set for Sofia Tech Park in September

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High Jordanian Honor for Bulgarian Artist Vasil Naydenov in Recognition of His Artistic Career and Role in Strengthening Cultural Dialogue Between the Two Countries


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