NEDA ANTONOVA PRESENTED HER LATEST BOOK “MY LOVE AUGUST” AT THE “STANKA AND NIKOLA IKONOMOVI” HOUSE MUSEUM
Neda Antonova presented her latest book “My Love August” in the courtyard of the “Stanka and Nikola Ikonomovi” House Museum.
The symbolic host of the first event of this year’s festival of tangible and intangible cultural heritage “White Nights of Razgrad” was traditionally the Regional Library “Prof. Boyan Penev”. The director of the Regional Library “Petar Stapov” – Targovishte, Rositsa Kutsarova, spoke about the author – a writer, poet, publicist, playwright, journalist, author of books of various genres – historical novels, short stories, plays and short stories.
Neda Antonova was also welcomed by Deputy Mayor Elka Nedelcheva, who opened the festival.
“My gratitude goes to all of you for being able to take part in the opening of an extremely beautiful idea tonight – “The White Nights of Razgrad,” Neda Antonova told her guests. She shared that part of her motivation to write her latest published book was young people and their attitude towards the meaning of life and their suicide attempts. At the end, she announced that she was preparing a book about Atanas Burov.
The meeting participants were greeted by the talents from the Enjoy Music School of Arts – singers Tea Valentinova and Kalina Radoslavova.
EXHIBITION OF MINERALS AND SEMI-PRECIOUS STONES, TALENTS AND HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI FROM THE CENTER FOR WORKING WITH CHILDREN IN THE HOUSE MUSEUM “ANANIE YAVASHOV”
Prof. Rositsa Angelova PhD, head of the “New and Most Recent History” department at the Regional History Museum, called the opening of the exhibition “Shine – from Crystal to Talent” at the “Ananie Yavoshov” House Museum a beautiful and brilliant event.
The exhibition from the “Mineralogy” Fund of the Regional History Museum – Kardzhali is part of the cultural program of the “White Nights of Razgrad” festival.
“We invite you on a journey not only into the depths of the earth, but also into the depths of human admiration for the perfection of nature. In this exhibition, science and aesthetics, knowledge and delight meet, because minerals are not only natural objects, but crystallized history, geological art and a choice of inspiration”, said Prof. Angelova.
In one of the display cases, you can see a bushy lichen from Antarctica with penguin feathers embedded in it. It is a personal donation from polar explorer Prof. Hristo Pimpirev.
The exhibition will remain in Razgrad until the end of September.
For the first time, the host of the first White Night of Razgrad in the house-museum “Ananie Yavashov” was the Center for Working with Children. At the end of the school year, outstanding children from each of the formations received diplomas, and the graduates – plaques. After which, some of the awardees participated in a unique spectacle, presenting the multifaceted talents that are developed at the Center.
AMULETS FOR HEALTH AND A DANCE STORY ABOUT THE PAGAN ROOT OF ENYOVDEN AND COMMON ELEMENTS FROM BULGARIAN, TURKISH AND ROMA TRADITIONS
The Ethnographic Museum welcomed its guests not only with the traditional Midsummer wreath, but in addition, everyone could make their own amulet from herbs on the magical night before Midsummer.
This year, the artists from the Theater, Music and Philharmonic Center were symbolic hosts to the guests at the Ethnographic Museum during the first White Night of Razgrad. They presented the dance story “Enchanted Herbs – Balkan Midsummer Night”, which incorporated motifs for the pagan roots of Midsummer, the gathering of herbs, feminine magic and common elements from Bulgarian, Turkish and Roma traditions. Their dance ended by the fire, which those who wished jumped over for health, and others – to take a coal from it home.
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