European Night of Museums Burgas 2026

The open call “Magazia’32 – Treasury for Ideas,” announced by the Burgas-2032 Foundation, gathered nearly 250 conceptual projects. Amid tremendous interest and proposals received from over 20 countries across four continents, the process has concluded for gathering creative and artistic ideas, and educational, partnership and community projects, for inclusion in the cultural program with which Burgas, supported by the region, will apply for the title of European Capital of Culture in 2032.

Representatives from the city’s cultural institutions, as well as numerous independent artists, creative spaces and representatives of the creative sector from Burgas, the region and entire country, shared their conceptual proposals, artistic projects and inspiring messages. They were joined by over 45 international projects from Sweden, Italy, Poland, the Netherlands, Spain, Germany, Hungary, Brazil, the United States, Nigeria and others.  

They thank everyone for their interest in the process and desire to contribute to the Burgas 2032 cause! The open call for concept proposals marked the beginning of the actual phase of developing the city’s bid, in line with the approach of seeking the broadest possible public participation and stimulating creative energy in the city and the region. 

The open call was launched on 10 February 2026, and a series of discussions and creative workshops held throughout the process brought together hundreds of people eager to contribute ideas for Burgas’s bid to become the European Capital of Culture 2032.

A working group is to be formed to review all submitted projects and draw up a priority list of conceptual proposals that best meet the strategic needs at this stage of the bid’s development.

The open call listed five possible thematic lines to guide the creative thinking of participants in the procedure:

 

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