09
Nov2022

Romania, Sângeorz-Băi, region of Bistrița-Năsăud County, Exhibition "Roots" / Returning to our origin 02-04 November 2022

30
Oct2022

Balkan Colors Festival was held

28
Oct2022

Greece, Kavala,The Invisible Side of Tradition, October 20 to 22, 2022

05
Sep2022

Gotse Delchev, Worlds Exhibition, September 01-04, 2022

10
Aug2022

Coming soon! Worlds Exhibition, September 01-04, 2022

05
Aug2022

Art workshops „Create a memory”

03
Aug2022

Greece, Kavala, creative tourism workshop 23-25 July 2022

02
Aug2022

Greece, Musheni village, Pangeo region - COME&SEE Festival

01
Aug2022

Come and see Balkan Colors Festival оn September 3 and 4

19
Jul2022

Participate in photography activities!

15
Jul2022

Galati, Romania, June 17-18, 2022

09
Jul2022

Invitation to festival and exhibition

23
Jun2022

Galati, Romania, June 14-16, 2022

13
Mar2022

Invitation

03
Sep2021

Kavala, 31 august - 2 september 2021

03
Sep2021

Ognyanovo 28-30 mart 2022

05
Aug2021

Turkey, 31 july – 4 august 2021

03
Aug2021

Survey - august 2021

22
Jun2021

Third online meeting

16
Jun2021

Second online meeting

12
May2021

An introductory meeting

23
Feb2021

Signed a Subsidy contract

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"COME&SEE" Festival

Published: 02.08.2022

On July 23 and 24, 2022, a team of LAG - Gotse Delchev - Garmen - Hadjidimovo and local community representatives ​took part in the "COME&SEE" Festival organized by LAG Kavala/LAG Kavala Development S.A, Greece.

The hosts of the festival are MIG Kavala/LAG Kavala Development S.A.

COME&SEE Festival The MIG team and folklore performers from the territory of the    LAG - Gotse Delchev - Garmen - Hadzhidimovo took part in the "COME&SEE" Festival, held on the territory of our Greek partners under the "Come and See" project - Kavala Development Agency. Our Romanian partners also participated in the festival - LAG Lunca Joasă a Siretului and LAG Lider Bistrița Năsăud from Romania.

The festival is an emblematic representation of the principles underlying creative tourism through the creation of a local experience supported by the involvement of communities, as well as the involvement of partners in activities to acquire knowledge, learn and put into practice the local spirit and culture.

During the two festival days, the program included:

1. Culinary workshops in the courtyard of the Church of the Assumption, during which participants took part in the preparation of local foods specific to the region, demonstrated by local associations - zucchini dishes and sweet cookies.
2. Workshops for joint performances of Bulgarian, Romanian and Greek songs and dances.
3. Festival program in front of an audience.