Музикални събития Пловдив Февруари 2026

Plovdiv’s cultural scene is vibrant this February, offering a diverse program of musical performances, including opera, symphonic concerts, and folklore. The majority of these events are produced by the Plovdiv State Opera and are designed to appeal to both dedicated enthusiasts and a broader audience.

A Month of Performances

Throughout February, audiences can experience a range of artistic expression at the Boris Hristov House of Culture. The schedule includes a rock musical, a classic opera, a symphonic concert, and a celebration of traditional Bulgarian folk music.

“Hair” – February 7th

The legendary rock musical “Hair,” with music by Galt MacDermot, lyrics by Gerome Ragni and James Rado, will be staged on February 7th at 7:00 PM. The production, directed by Veselka Kuncheva and conducted by Konstantin Dobroikov, features Nikolai Vodenicharov-Niketsa, Cveti Penyashki, Elena Sirakova, Michael Fleming, alongside the orchestra, choir, and ballet of the Plovdiv Opera. The performance aims to capture the spirit of freedom, love, and rebellion that defined the 1960s.

Did You Know? “Hair” originally premiered off-Broadway in 1967 and became a cultural phenomenon, known for its exploration of counterculture themes.

“The Magic Flute” – February 13th

On February 13th, audiences can experience a production of Mozart’s “The Magic Flute,” directed by Diana Dobreva and conducted by Dian Chobanov. The allegorical tale of light triumphing over darkness is brought to life through the scenic design of Petko Tanchev and the costumes of Marina Raichinova.

Symphonic Concert – February 19th

Virtuoso violinist Lilia Petrova will perform with the Plovdiv Opera Orchestra under the baton of Grigor Palikarov on February 19th. The program includes Shostakovich’s Violin Concerto No. 1, Bernstein’s Overture from “Candide,” and Symphonic Dances from “West Side Story.”

Expert Insight: The inclusion of both Shostakovich and Bernstein in a single concert program demonstrates a deliberate effort to bridge classical tradition with 20th-century innovation, potentially attracting a wider audience.

“Tosca” – February 26th

Puccini’s iconic opera, “Tosca,” will be presented on February 26th at 7:00 PM. Featuring Tanya Ivanova, Ivaylo Mihaylov, and Carlos Almager, alongside the choir and orchestra of the Plovdiv Opera, the performance tells a dramatic story of love, jealousy, and power.

“Krai Maritsa” – February 16th

The Thracian Ensemble will present a folklore concert, “Krai Maritsa,” on February 16th at 7:00 PM. This premiere event celebrates the traditions of the Thracian region through dance, music, and authentic stage performance.

Frequently Asked Questions

What venue will host these performances?

All performances will be held at the Boris Hristov House of Culture in Plovdiv.

Who are some of the featured performers?

Featured performers include Nikolai Vodenicharov-Niketsa, Cveti Penyashki, Elena Sirakova, Michael Fleming, Lilia Petrova, Tanya Ivanova, Ivaylo Mihaylov, and Carlos Almager.

What types of musical genres are represented?

The program includes rock musical, opera, symphonic music, and traditional Bulgarian folklore.

Which of these performances might appeal to someone unfamiliar with opera or classical music?