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August 6 - Transfiguration of the Lord: traditions, customs, and gift inspiration from Bulgaria
Date: 06 Aug 2025
In the height of summer, when nature ripens and the sun bathes Bulgaria’s golden hills, one of the most significant Christian holidays arrives – the Transfiguration of the Lord, celebrated on August 6. This is a day rich in symbolism, deep spiritual meaning, and unique Bulgarian traditions.
Ilinden – Between tradition and gift: Celebrating in new and old style
Date: 22 Jul 2025
In the heart of summer, when nature is at the peak of its power, Bulgarians celebrate Ilinden – a holiday rich in traditions, symbolism, and folk wisdom. Whether it is observed on July 20 (new style) or August 2 (old style), the day of Saint Elijah the Prophet carries deep cultural and spiritual meaning.
St. George’s Day – Bulgarian Traditions of the Feast of Courage and Fertility
Date: 06 May 2025
St. George’s Day, celebrated on May 6, is one of the most revered folk and religious holidays in Bulgaria.
Easter 2025: Traditions, symbols, and inspiration for the holiday
Date: 30 Mar 2025
Easter is one of the most beloved and significant holidays in the Christian calendar. In 2025, it will be celebrated on April 20, once again bringing joy, light, and time for shared moments with family.
The Tradition of Martenitsas – A Symbol of Spring and Health
Date: 22 Feb 2025
Martenitsas are one of the most beloved and deeply rooted traditions in Bulgarian culture. Every year, on March 1st, Bulgarians greet spring with a special custom – exchanging martenitsas to wish each other health, happiness, and luck. But what exactly do these red-and-white threads symbolize, and why is this tradition so important?
