Burgas's culture programme on Tuesday, 27 October, includes a children's show, a talk on cutting home energy bills, two literary events, theatre, cabaret and a quiz night.

At 11:00, the youngest children can see "Yellow" at the Centre for Contemporary Art and Library, 41 Saints Cyril and Methodius Street. The show is rated 0+, and tickets are sold at the door.

From 16:00 to 18:00, the Petya Dubarova hall at the Sea Casino cultural centre hosts a talk called "Energy-efficient and affordable homes in 2027". It is for homeowners who plan to renovate or build and want to pay less for energy. Entry is free.

Two literary events start at 18:00. At the Writers' House, 3 Vola Street, Yancho Cholakov presents his short story collection "Covid". The event is part of the "Autumn Literary Festival – Burgas" 2026.

At the same time, Dencho Mihov presents his book of literary reviews, "Literary Meridians. What Is Written Here and Now", at the Peyo Yavorov Regional Library, 14 Sredna Gora Street.

At 19:00, teams will compete in a general knowledge quiz night at EscoBAR, 16 Aleksandrovska Street.

At 20:00, the Modern Theatre club hosts the premiere of "First Date", an interactive contemporary cabaret. The show mixes theatre, music and dance, and the audience takes part in the action.

The Melpomene theatre group performs the comedy "From the Waist Down" in the evening, but no start time has been given.

Three exhibitions stay open during the day. "Spirit and Matter" at the Sea Casino cultural centre looks at goldsmithing in the Bulgarian lands, and "The Poetry of Stone" is on at the Natural History Museum.

On 26 October we reported that the Writers' House will present the novel "Under the Moon, Big as a Pumpkin" by Boyan Yordanov, winner of the "Novel of the Year" award, as part of the 30th Autumn Literary Festival.

The schools of Kolyo Arabadzhiev and Rayna Racheva have a joint exhibition at the Georgi Baev gallery. It is open from 9:00 to 13:00 and from 14:00 to 18:00, and entry is free.