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Bulgaria's Stara Zagora Holding 10-Day Beer Festival
The town of Stara Zagora, in Southern Bulgaria, has become Bulgaria's "beer capital" as of October 02, Friday.
As Stara Zagora is preparing to mark its own official holiday on Monday, the local administration has decided to organize what it hopes will become the biggest beer festival in the country - named BEER ?????? ("The BEER FEST").
Grigor Dimitrov Tops List of 70 Most Popular Bulgarian Celebrities - Forbes Bulgaria
Bulgaria's top ranking male tennis player Grigor Dimitrov is the country's most popular celebrity for a second consecutive year according to the Bulgarian edition of Forbes magazine.
Forbes Bulgaria announced its list of the country's 70 most popular celebrities for a third consecutive year on Thursday.
11th Bulgarian Film Festival in New York to Open Sept. 28
The eleventh edition of So Independent, the first ever yearly Bulgarian film showcase outside of Bulgaria, will open in New York on Monday.
A platform for the most successful Bulgarian filmmakers and a cultural bridge between the United States and Bulgaria, this year's edition of the festival will be held under the patronage of Bulgaria's President Rosen Plevneliev.
Divers Arrange Underwater Exhibition in Bulgaria's Primorsko
Divers from the Bulgarian town of Primorsko have arranged copies of paintings by Leonardo da Vinci at the bottom of the Black Sea.
Copies of the "The Last Supper" and "Mona Lisa" are the first paintings in the underwater exhibition.
The paintings are waterproof and fishes can be seen swimming around them, private bTV station informs.
Bulgaria Chooses Its Junior Eurovision 2015 Contender
Gabriela Yordanova, 12, will sing for Bulgaria at the Junior Eurovision song contest this November.
Yordanova was picked on Tuesday evening by both the jury and viewers who voted by sending text messages.
Bulgaria came second in last year's junior contest, but the winner Italy declined to host the 2015 edition and Sofia was offered the opportunity to organize it.
Head of Bulgaria's National Theater Steps Down
Aleksandar Morfov, a renowned theater director who has worked as interim chair of the Natonal Theater Ivan Vazov, has submitted his resignation, officials say.
In a statement to the media, Bulgaria's Culture Ministry has thanked Morfov for his work in the past 5 months and has announced a new contest will take place on September to pick his successor.
Cost Effectiveness, Talented Crews Draw Film Makers to Bulgaria's NuBoyana Studios, CEO Tells Xinhua
Bulgaria's Varna Hosting Love Is Folly Film Festival
The 23rd edition of the annual Love Is Folly film festival kicked off Friday in the Bulgarian Black Sea city of Varna.
Twelve movies from around the globe will be screened as part of the shortlist, and a film made in Uruguay will be featured for the first time in the festival's history.