"Choco Art"- Chocolate Festival​ - 30.09.2023 from 10:30 in "Kamenitsa" park.

For some people, chocolate is just a sweet temptation that they indulge in from time to time. For others, it is almost a religion that they follow wholeheartedly. And like any religion, it deserves its celebrations, events where those captivated by chocolate gather to share their common passion and enjoy it in its most refined forms. "Choco Art" is a festival celebrating this sweet temptation - chocolate. For the first year, a chocolate festival is organized in the city under the hills - Plovdiv. On September 30, in the wonderful "Kamenitsa" park, Iztochen district, the most distinguished confectioners, chocolatiers and master chefs gather in one place to demonstrate their skills and recipes subordinated to chocolate. Throughout the day, attendees will have the opportunity to enjoy chocolate in all its dimensions. Works of chocolate, recipes with chocolate, drinks made with chocolate, are just some of the things that everyone attending the festival will have the opportunity to enjoy. Stands of various producers of chocolate products will be set up in the park. Master chef Uti Bachvarov will take a special part in the festival. In honor of chocolate, he has prepared an innovative and non-standard recipe based on chocolate. Since ancient times, chocolate has been called "the food of the gods", this is no accident. There are many prizes and various competitions related to the tasty treat, including - presentation, tasting and evaluation of chocolate creations. Visitors will also enjoy a musical program. Singer Mihaela Marinova will also be a guest of "Shoco Art", who will perform in "Kamenitsa" park exactly at 19:00. The singer will take care of the unique atmosphere of the festival. For young and old chocolate fans, a variety of entertainment is provided, selected according to age.

The Chocolate Festival - "Choco Art" is FREE ENTRY.
Visitors can enjoy chocolate delights of all kinds.
And as the saying goes, "All we need is love, but a little chocolate every now and then doesn't hurt" (Charles Schultz).