Festivals

Fabrica 126, Goethe-Institut, Borisova Gradina Park, outdoor locations

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180 degrees is not only a festival but also a platform / laboratory for contemporary music, dance, theater, design and architecture. 180 degrees is an experiment that provokes art, people, artists and space. The mission of 180 degrees’ team is to provide young artists with the opportunity to develop their innovative and creative ideas and to present their art to more people. Since 2014, these events have diversified the cultural program of the capital and have provided more varied options during the summer season. The idea of the festival is an exchange of knowledge and creative techniques between foreign and Bulgarian professionals in the field of contemporary art!

St. Alexander Nevsky Square, Oborishte Street
After 5 years of successful farmers’ markets in the capital and around the country, now for the first time, the farmers’ markets are part of the cultural events calendar of the capital. This is possible thanks to the long-standing partnership between Sofia Municipality and Pazari Yug EAD and their joint efforts to change the idea that the markets are just about trade - they are actually a cultural and social phenomenon, a tourist attraction and a daily necessity for the people in the city This year, there will be events every month. During the summer season they will take place on Sunday – June 30, July 28 and August 25, from 11 am to 7 pm at Oborishte Street, behind St Alexander Nevsky Cathedral. Familiar and new producers from all over the country will be presented. There will also be an art zone and cosmetic and beauty productstraditions and crafts, music, and thematic workshops for people of all ages. For more details visit the page of the event!

The ceremonial change of
the guard in front of the Presidency marks
the national and official holidays in Bulgaria.
The official change of the guard takes place
every first Wednesday of the month.

Fridtjof Nansen Blvd

St. Alexander Nevsky Square, Oborishte Street
After 5 years of successful farmers’ markets in the capital and around the country, now for the first time, the farmers’ markets are part of the cultural events calendar of the capital. This is possible thanks to the long-standing partnership between Sofia Municipality and Pazari Yug EAD and their joint efforts to change the idea that the markets are just about trade – they are actually a cultural and social phenomenon, a tourist attraction and a daily necessity for the people in the city This year, there will be events every month. During the summer season they will take place on Sunday – June 30, July 28 and August 25, from 11 am to 7 pm at Oborishte Street, behind St Alexander Nevsky Cathedral. Familiar and new producers from all over the country will be presented. There will also be an art zone and cosmetic and beauty productstraditions and crafts, music, and thematic workshops for people of all ages. For more details visit the page of the event!