39 Bulgarian artists were awarded by the Ministry of Culture for their contribution to the development and promotion of Bulgarian culture. The awards were presented on the occasion of the Day of the National Awakeners.
This year's winners of the prestigious awards include the distinguished director, screenplay writer and novelist Angel Wagenstein, who turned 100 in October, the literary historian and critic prof. Mihail Nedelchev, composer and conductor prof. Plamen Djurov, theatre director and actor Alexander Morfov, German translator Ekaterina Klein, Slavist and Bulgarian scholar Elisabeth Schore, professor at Albert Ludwig University (Freiburg, Germany) and many others.
Ten years and 18,000 published shots—that is the record of Ivan Shishiev, who recently took a brief look back at the past decade. During this time, he captured countless moments, faces and iconic locations across the Bulgarian capital. His social media..
From 12 September to 5 November 2025, the central building of the Regional History Museum in Pazardzhik will host the digital photo exhibition Bessarabia - A Source of Beauty and Patriotism , presented by the Society for Relations with Bessarabian and..
Young Bulgarian actor Borislav Paunov has won the Best Actor award at the PROMA Film Festival in Romania for his role in Chocolate , directed by Orlin Milchev, the Bulgarian News Agency (BTA) reported. The black-and-white short film tells the..
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