Period: July 2021 – June 2022
Provision of a target donation for financing the development of a technical design for regular maintenance of „ The house of Hadzhi Dimitar – blue“, design, development, delivery and installation of new exposition show windows; cleaning and conservation of movable cultural values, owned by HM -Panagyurishte. The house is a part o the complex of Historical museum – Panagyurishte. The final goal of the project is renovation of the house and exposition in it and its opening for visitors. The museum is immovable cultural value of category “local importance” and maintains different kinds of collections – jewellery made ornaments from 19-th and 20-th century, ceramics, representing the traditions in the pottery, original manuscripts of classic Bulgarian poets and authors, as well as original paintings of famous Bulgarian painters
Beneficiary: Historical museum – Panagyurishte
Donated amount: BGN 125 585.
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