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Night of museums and galleries
On 28 September 2007 Plovdiv will host the third edition of the Night of Museums and Galleries. Joining in this time will be the cities of Stara Zagora and Pazardjik.
Over 70 museums and galleries in the three cities will participate, with more than 200 art events to choose from: exclusive exhibitions, concerts, theatre performances, screenings, live demonstrations, workshops, book presentations and children’s events. Admission everywhere is free.
New on the list of attractions this year is a photo competition for everyone who wants to put down their favourite moments during the Night of Museums and Galleries 2007 on visual record.
The art fiesta is expected to spill into the early hours of the morning with a closing party hosted by DJ Domu and co-organised by Cotton Records and Magazine 1. Students from the National Drama and Film Academy will be shooting a film about the Night of Museums and Galleries 2007, in which everyone could play a role.
Throughout Europe the Night of Museums and Galleries is a landmark event for the host cities and tourists and visitors make their travelling plans around to be able to make the most of it.
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