Thanks to an online platform the Bulgarian children living abroad will be able to learn Bulgarian from their homes. No matter where they live, every child will have the opportunity to study on the website of the academy for Bulgarian language studies "Srichka". Since there are no Bulgarian weekend schools in many small towns, the platform enables the parents to teach their children their native language themselves. The virtual education allows students to submit and the teachers to check the homework online. Students got access to all school subjects and material used in the course. The platform also allows direct communication between teachers and students.
The emblematic Ivan Vazov Street in Plovdiv, Bulgaria's second largest city, will come alive from September 5 to 8 for another edition of the Station Street Festival. The programme includes concerts, gaming zones, a fantastic cosplay show and competition,..
The 5th Fish and Wine Festival is being held in the Black Sea city of Burgas from today until 8 September. Residents and guests of the city will enjoy a variety of culinary specialities and wines, a musical programme and other entertainment. The..
Games, film screenings, bird watching and outdoor concerts are just some of the events within the Seventh edition of the Vulture Festival, which will be held from September 6 to 8 in the town of Madzharovo. The event will mark the International Vulture..
An unusual opening of the new school year was made by the students and teachers of the Bulgarian school "Asen and Ilia Peikov" in Rome and Florence. The..
Bulgarian Folk Dance Club "Chemshir" from Armagh, Northern Ireland, will participate in the program of "Culture Night" in the city of..
On 17 October, after a break of several years due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the fifth edition of the "EcoMunicipality - Sustainable City and Society"..
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