Celebrations

On November 14, Bulgarians commemorate Saint Philip, an apostle and martyr, along with the festive Koljedni Zagovezni ( Christmas Lent), […]

On November 11th, the Orthodox Church commemorates the day of Saints Menas, Victor, and Vincent – three holy martyrs who […]

History, Traditions, and Significance Archangel’s Day, celebrated on November 8th, is dedicated to St. Archangel Michael, the heavenly warrior and […]

History, Significance, Honored Leaders, and Traditions The Day of the Bulgarian National Leaders is one of the most important Bulgarian […]

History and Name Day in Bulgaria Saint Zlata of Meglen is one of the most revered female saints in Bulgaria, […]

History and Name Day Celebration in Bulgaria On October 3rd, the Orthodox Church honors the memory of Saint Dionysius the […]

It is one of the most colorful spring holidays in the Bulgarian calendar - Flower`s Day - that is what […]

St. Lazarus marks the beginning of the Easter holidays, followed by Tsvetnitsa /Palm Sunday/ and Easter. It is always celebrated […]

Exactly 40 days before Easter, the Bulgarians pass on the legend of Saint Todor, who on this day puts on […]

St. Trifon’s Day, also known as Trifon Zarezan is a labor custom related to the first agriculture process in the […]

Grandma’s Day is a women's holiday that honors grandmothers - women who help in childbirth and who in the past […]

Ivanonvden is the next in a series of important dates that start the new year. In the old style, the […]