Local assets exploitation for the development of peripheral intercultural cross border capacity

Acronym	RENOVATION
Project Number – MIS	5052276
Priority axis	2 - A Sustainable and Climate adaptable Cross-Border area
Investment priorities	6c - Conserving, protecting, promoting and developing natural and cultural heritage
Intervention fields	094. Protection, development and promotion of public cultural and heritage assets
Call	2nd Call for proposals under priority axes 2 & 4
Lead Beneficiary	Community center Yane Sandanski- 1928
Beneficiaries	Municipality of Lagadas Organisation of Thessaloniki Concert Hall
Start Date	Nov 20, 2019
End Date	Jul 19, 2023
Budget	1.342.605,67 €
ERDF Contribution	1.141.214,82 €
National Contribution	201.390,85 €

The project combines investment activities and implementation of strong and sustainable promotional campaign, which will increase the attractiveness of the region and will help for the achievement of the programs results. The community centers are the „heart“ of the cultural activities in the small cities in the CB region. That’s why the relation between their condition is inseparably connected will the cultural life. The main objective of the current project is through improvement of the cultural infrastructure in Municipality of Hadjidimovo and Municipality of Lagadas,to conserve, protect, promote and develop the cultural heritage in the common CB region.

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D.2.1.4_Cultural festival
On Saturday 27th of May, the Community Centre "Yane Sandanski-1928" - Hadzhidimovo, organised the Cultural Festival "Together we build cross-border culture". The festival was held in the newly renovated building of the Community Centre and it included folklore traditions, music, and dances performed by Bulgarian and Greek folklore groups. Flyer of the event

D.4.2.2_ Cultural festival in Lagkadas
On Saturday, 1st of July 2023, the Municipality of Lagadas, organised the 2nd Cultural Festival "Together we build cross-border culture", in the square and the cultural centre of Sohos. It included folklore music and dances performed by Bulgarian and Greek folklore groups. Following the traditional performances, a concert took place in the Cultural Centre of Soho, entitled “From Black Sea to all over the world: A tribute to Kostas Varnalis’ poems set to music”. You may find the event’s brochure here.

D.4.3.1_Opera Production (Info)
Thessaloniki Concert Hall presented for the first time Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s masterpiece Don Giovanni, a two-act opera to a libretto by Lorenzo da Ponte, with Greek surtitles. The direction was undertaken by the distinguished director Michał Znaniecki, and famous Greek lyrical singers and contributors from both Greece and Bulgaria participated.