Spolek Zaedno
Czech-Bulgarian cultural association in Prague running the Bulgari dance ensemble, Trifon Zarezan festival, children's camps, and EU-funded cultural projects.
Last updated September 29, 2026
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Overview
Spolek Zaedno ("Together Association") is a Czech-Bulgarian cultural association based in Prague, Czech Republic. It operates as a non-profit civil society organization (spolek) that promotes Bulgarian culture, language, and traditions within the Czech Republic and across Europe. Its activities include the Bulgari dance ensemble, the annual Trifon Zarezan festival (which reached its 22nd edition in 2026), children's summer camps in Bulgaria, Bulgarian folk dance classes for children and adults, art exhibitions, and participation in international festivals. The association also engages in European projects such as Erasmus+ Cultural FOOTPRINT, Easy Together, Romani Ambassadors, and CARE, and has contributed to climate-related publications and think tanks. It maintains a media presence and publishes a magazine called Kamarádi. The organization is active in multiple countries, with events in the Czech Republic, Bulgaria, Germany, Denmark, Spain, and Slovakia. Its website, zaedno.org, serves as a hub for its activities and news.
History
Spolek Zaedno is a Czech-Bulgarian cultural association based in Prague. While its exact founding year is not provided in the available evidence, its activities are documented from at least 2021 onward, with events such as "Vzpomínka na Bojku" (Memory of Bojka) and children's camps in Bulgaria. The association has grown to include a dance ensemble called Bulgari, which performs at festivals in the Czech Republic and abroad, including Denmark, Spain, and Germany. It organizes the annual Trifon Zarezan festival, a traditional Bulgarian wine-growing celebration, which by 2026 had reached its 22nd edition. The association also runs educational and artistic projects, often supported by EU programs like Erasmus+. It has participated in climate justice think tanks and published materials on climate. Its magazine Kamarádi and competitions like "Vícejazyčnost je bohatství" (Multilingualism is Wealth) reflect its focus on language and culture. The association maintains a strong media presence and collaborates with other organizations, including Bulgarian schools in Prague. Its activities span multiple countries, demonstrating a commitment to cross-border cultural exchange.
- 2026
Trifon Zarezan 2026 (22nd edition), Bulgari ensemble at festival 'Praha – srdce národů', children's camp in Bulgaria, Climate Justice Think Tank in Prague, Zaedno at Europe Day
- 2025
Joint exhibition of members in Slovakia, Trifon Zarezan 2025, 'Ochutnej Bulharsko', 'Kreativní 60+' meetings
- 2024
Bulgarian dance classes, Trifon Zarezan 2024, children's camp in Bulgaria, Kamarádi magazine, 'Vícejazyčnost je bohatství' competition
- 2023
Easy Together project, Erasmus+ Cultural FOOTPRINT, Romani Ambassadors project, Trifon Zarezan 2023
- 2022
Cultural Footprint project, exhibition 'Svět na dlani... Bulharsko', '12 hvězd pro Ukrajinu', Bulgari ensemble at festival in Denmark
- 2021
Vzpomínka na Bojku and children's camp in Bulgaria
Products and positioning
Non-profit cultural association promoting Bulgarian heritage and intercultural dialogue in the Czech Republic and Europe.
Bulgari dance ensemble
Bulgarian folk dance ensemble performing at festivals in Czech Republic and abroad.
Trifon Zarezan festival
Annual traditional Bulgarian wine-growing celebration, 22nd edition in 2026.
Children's summer camp in Bulgaria
Summer camp for children held annually in Bulgaria.
Kamarádi magazine
Magazine published by the association.
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