''Purchase of Folk Costumes from the Thracian Ethnographic Area for PFA "Slav Boykin"

The project "Purchase of folklore costumes from the Thracian ethnographic area for PFA Slav Bokin is connected with one of the main activities of the St. St. Cyril and Methodius-Rakovski-1908 Chitalishte - by the purchase of new folklore costumes from Thracian ethnographic "Slav Boykin" PFP area, we fulfill the main idea of ​​the project, preserving the local identity by restoring, preserving and animating the cultural heritage.With the dance and the song we will develop the local folklore and the cultural relations between the generations in the spirit of the patriotism and universal morality. The activities planned for implementation in the project proposal fully meet the needs PFA "Slav Boykin" at NS "St. Cyril and Methodius -gr.Rakovski-1908."  In order to achieve our main goals of popularizing the local lifestyle and culture, we have made this project proposal - to buy new folk costumes, which will inevitably contribute to raising the personal and national self-esteem and dignity of the Smoky Boykin PFAs, which will expressed their support for their successful future performance at municipal, national and foreign festivals and competitions.  For the good quality of the cultural product of this project, we plan to buy: -24 Thracian women's costume; -12 holes;  -16 pieces of men's Thracian costume with elements of local authentic costume; -32 male and female t-shirts. The events in which the Thracian costumes will be used are significant for the local community, because the local folklore song and dance art will be popularized and the cultural relations between the generations will be strengthened. With this measure, we will attract new members of the Ensemble seeking a scene to showcase their talents and values. We will give a chance to many new additions to the Ensemble, which is one of the most important conditions and prerequisites for preserving and polarizing the local customs, lifestyle and culture and passing on to the next generations.

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