Ivan Vedar and Freemasonry in Bulgaria
Unfortunately for us all, in Bulgaria the word Freemasonry has a negative connotation because of the national features of the so-called Transition Period – the period after the façade fall …
Mihail Bilalov
Mihail Bialov is a contemporary theatrical and film actor, famous for his emblematic performances both in theater and in big screen productions. Let us now tell you a bit more …
Emil Tabakov
One of the most prominent contemporary Bulgarian conductors, composers, and authors of symphonic music, Emil Tabakov was born in Rousse on August 21, 1947. As a student at the School …
Mihail Arnaudov
“When you love what you do and are aware of what can honour Bulgaria in the eyes of the world in any way, you are so enthused that neither time, …
Dobri Nemirov
Today we are writing about Mr. Dobri Nemirov – Bulgarian writer and public figure, one of the founders of the short psychological narrative and the psychological novel in the Bulgarian …
Nigos Bedrosian
In collaboration with Lyuben Karavelov Regional Library After the Liberation from Turkish rule Rousse became the biggest and most dynamically developing city with a population of over 25,000 people in …
Holy Trinity Cathedral
For centuries Rousse has been a cozy home for representatives of different ethnic and religious communities, including Armenians, Turks, Jews, and Bulgarians. Yet, Orthodox Christianity remains the official religion in …
Petar Petrov – Parcheto
In collaboration with Tsvetelina Petrova “Rousse and Bulgaria mean the world to me.” One of the founders of the Bulgarian jazz music, a colorful saxophone player, a loving, committed, enthusiastic, …
Rousse State Opera
Undoubtedly, the State Opera in Rousse grounded the establishment of the city as a cultural hub way back in the 19th century and is still developing Rousse as such. In …
Pavlina Dokovska
A world-famous pianist and inspiring teacher, an engine power behind music initiatives related to the promotion of her students and Bulgaria, the Head of the Piano Department at the Mannes …