Sofia News May, 2010

2010/05/31

The second edition of ParkLive festival will take place on June 18 - 20, 2010 in Sofia, the capital of Bulgaria.

The festival will be held at the park site of the Sofia Airport, Terminal 2.


Tickets:
1 day ticket, all stages – 45 BGN (23 EUR)
1 day ticket, J&B stage – 20 BGN (10 EUR)
Full festival ticket (18 – 20 June), all stages – 80 BGN (41 EUR)



ParkLive Festival Program:

18 JUNE, FRIDAY

Main Stage
Groove Armada,...

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2010/05/26

The spring book bazaar opened on 24 may. The start of the event was given by the Association “Bulgarian Book”.

The official opening was held in the National Palace of Culture will exhibit more than 80 publishing companies, which will present new titles and will give the chance to the visitors to meet many authors.

The bazaar will be held on the third floor of the National Palace of Culture on an are of over 600 square metres. All readers will be able to get many discounts and special...

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2010/05/26

Mellow – the first edition of a brand new music festival which will take place on May 27 – 29, 2010 in Sofia. In three days and nights Mellow will blend together the fluids of spring, the beautiful progressive music which had somehow skipped Bulgaria so far, and the positive vibes of all souls hungry for something new.

We’ll have two stages. The first one – Mellow OPEN – is free and will be built in the Borisova Garden. It will start at 6 p.m. and close at 10 p.m., just in time for the...

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2010/05/12

Artmospheric Festival 2010 will take place from 21st till 24th of May, at a new location - the road to the old querries above Vladaya village, an area within Vitosha Natural Park, Bulgaria.

On Friday 21st, our host will be Sofia Dub Club's ambient tea house providing the best artmospheric introduction.

The main stage, powered by a state-of-the-art Funktion-One sound system, will be open from Saturday afternoon. A long line-up of artists from India, UK, Italy, Macedonia, Bulgaria and more...

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2010/05/04

The new top tourist attraction of the Bulgarian capital Sofia will be a model of the four religious temples in its very downtwon, according to the city’s Chief Architect Petar Dikov.

Sofia Municipality presented Monday its project entitled “Sofia – Wisedom in Action”, which features four small-scale replicas of the religious temples of four different religions.

The life-size model displaying the St. Nedelya Orthodox Church, the Sofia Mosque, the Sofia Synagogue, and the Catholic Cathedral...

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