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Iskar Municipal Cultural Institute

The Municipal Cultural Institute "Iskar" stands as one of the oldest cultural hubs in the capital, with its roots tracing back to its establishment in 1953 as the Trade Union House of Culture. Throughout its extensive history, this...

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Summer stage-variety

The summer stage in Borisova Gradina holds a special place in Sofia's cultural heritage, serving as a cherished venue since the mid-20th century. Originally constructed with a large wooden stage, its transformation over the years speaks...

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Plasticine Studio

Atelier "Plastelin" serves as a vibrant space and gallery dedicated to showcasing and launching the works of budding young authors. Functioning both as a physical gallery and an organizing entity, it orchestrates artistic events, offering...

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Mosey

This art space is dedicated to showcasing contemporary art in various forms, including innovative theater and dance performances, as well as live music events. Its primary focus revolves around providing a platform for emerging and...

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Yalta Club Art Room

The Yalta Club embraces artists through its Open Art Room project, offering a platform that welcomes artists from diverse artistic realms. This initiative, the Yalta Club Art Room, serves as a stage for both emerging and established...

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Home of Orphan Wanderer

Panayot Hristov, also known as Sirak Skitnik, was a multifaceted and influential figure in Bulgarian art and cultural spheres during the interwar period. Beyond his notable contributions, from his roles as a playwright, artistic...

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Home of Wine

The House of Wine is situated within the oldest cellar in the Sofia region, now part of the National Institute for the Study of Wine and Spirits. Originally established as a workshop for the production and bottling of high-alcohol...

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