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Dance company "Izena no kai" to perform in Belgrade Oct 23
BELGRADE - The Japanese dance company "Izena no kai" will perform at the National Theater in Belgrade, the Japanese Embassy in Belgrade announced Tuesday.
"Izena no kai" was founded in 1988.
Since then, they have performed many times in Japan and around the world, always bringing the atmosphere of Okinawa and the Amami Islands onto the stage.
One Dance Week Features Performances from France, Korea on Oct 13-14
International One Dance Week festival will bring to the audience two events on Thursday and Friday at Boris Hristov House of Culture in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, organizers say.
Russian Impressionists Featured in Bulgaria for 1st Time
The National Art Gallery of Bulgaria has unveiled a collection of works by Russian Impressionists for the first time.
The sixty-six paintings by 43 artists include works by Alexey Isupov, Konstantin Gorbatov and Valentin Serov.
Visitors to the gallery can enjoy the paintings between October 07 and November 23.
One Dance Week Begins in Plovdiv with Tributes to Pop Art, Kraftwerk Music
The ninth edition of the International festival of contemporary dance and performance One Dance Week starts on October 09, organizers have said.
Maxim Behar: Positive Things Happening in Bulgaria Are Unknown to the World
Novinite is publishing an interview with its founder Maxim Behar, CEO of M3 Communications Group and ICCO President, which was originally published in Bulgaria On Air Inflight Magazine.
Bulgarian TV Host Registers Committee for Referendum on Political System
Bulgarian talkshow host Slavi Trifonov has filed the documents of an initiative committee that will lead the campaign for his referendum on the politial system.
Registration started earlier in September as Bulgaria braces for a 2-in-1 vote, with presidential elections and the referendum due on November 06.
Exhibition of Pulitzer-Winning Bulgarian Photographer Opens in Sofia
An exhibition of Thomson Reuters photographer Stoyan Nenov, who was among the Pulitzer winners in photography this year, can now be seen at the Czech Center in Sofia, Bulgaria.
Entitled 1/320 of the Second, it shows some of the photos he took of migrants and refugees headed to Western Europe and crossing the Balkans.
Sofia to Host Brick Roads Music Festival Again in October
Musicians from the region will be the highlight of the so-called Brick Roads Sofia Music Festival that is to take place for the third time in Sofia, Bulgaria, in October.
The event will take place on October 07-08, starting at 19:00.
Idan Raichel: Folklore Music Is the Soundrack and the DNA of a Nation
Famous Israeli musician Idan Raichel is coming to Bulgaria on Saturday, September 17, for a concert that will open Tole-Fest, an event aimed at promoting music and sports as the purest forms of tolerance.
Novinite has asked Mr Raichel about world music, Bulgarian folklore, and his future plans.
Author of Cartoons Taken Off Bulgaria TV Station Joins Slavi's Show
Chavdar Nikolov, a cartoonist whose contract with private NOVA TV station was terminated and his video cartoon of Bulgaria's Prime Minister removed, has signed with Slavi's Show, one of the most watched evening talkshows in the country.
Kavarna Rock Fest 2016: First 3 Bands Confirmed
Avantasia (Germany), Myrath (Tunisia-France), and Therion (Sweden) have been the three groups to confirm they will be part of this year's Kavarna Rock festival on July 01-03.
The annual rock & metal festival in the seaside town of Kavarna will take place despite fears Kavarna's new administration was considering an end to a decade-old tradition.
Al Di Meola to Play at Sofia Guitar Festival in May
Legendary jazz musician Al Di Meola is to perform in Bulgaria for another time at the end of May.
He will introduce his 24th studio album, Elysium, to the public on May 27 - the first day of the annual Sofia GuitArt festival bringing together guitar virtuosos.
Tickets are still available via Eventim and at Bulgaria Hall in Sofia.
Bulgarian TV Host Urges Presidential Veto on Electoral Code Amendments
Slavi Trifonov, a popular TV host, has called on President Rosen Plevneliev to veto the amendments to the country's Electoral Code.
Changes voted earlier this week made it possible to hold a referendum separately from an election scheduled for the same year. Prior to that, any referendum had to be held simultaneously with a vote if these were to take place in the same year.
Six-Point Referendum on Political System to be Held in Bulgaria in Summer
A referendum featuring six questions on the political system will be held in Bulgaria in the summer.
This became clear after the parliament adopted amendments to the Electoral Code on Thursday, which revoked a previous provision that had stipulated that if a referendum and elections are scheduled to take place within the same year, these should be held simultaneously.
Contemporary Art Glass Exhibition to Be Unveiled in Sofia
An exhibition of 25 art glass objects from the Czech Republic is to open its doors to the public in Sofia on April 21, Thursday.
No Limits, an event at the National Art Gallery in Bulgaria's Capital will also feature objects created by Glass students at the New Bulgarian University.