The children's edition of Talent Jam will bring young performers from Burgas together on Thursday 5 November at 6.30pm in Hall 1 of the Youth Cultural Centre, the International Youth Cultural Centre municipal enterprise in Burgas said.

Four groups, all from the city, will take the stage. The programme includes children's singing, modern dance, breakdance and Bulgarian folk dance.

Marieta Seklemova and Pavel Ivanov lead the Milka Stoeva children's choir. Dimitar Ginov leads the Radost children's folk dance ensemble at the Centre for Support of Personal Development (CPLR) in Burgas, with Nadya Ivanova as choreographer and Ivan Georgiev as accompanist. Petya Stoykova and Nikolina Doncheva lead the Dune dance school, and Hristo Andonov leads the Black Style Squad breakdance club.

The special musical guest is Adelina Atanasova, who won first prize at the international Estrellas de Iberia 2026 competition. She is a former pupil of the Milka Stoeva choir, and her music teacher is Marieta Seklemova. The organisers say the prize recognises Atanasova's talent and hard work, and her teacher's skill.

The children's show follows the youth edition of Talent Jam on 31 October. The organisers call that event a success.

The centre said the aim is for children to show their skills and love of the arts and to win applause. It says the event gives children and young people a place to perform, supports their creative growth and puts different arts on one stage. The motto of the evening is "Talent has no age, and the stage is for everyone".

The youth edition of Talent Jam was held on 31 October at the Youth House in Burgas. Our report of 2 November said the Milka Stoeva choir and the Black Style Squad breakdance club performed. The festival was first planned for September but was put off because of bad weather.

The organisers invite parents, friends and fans of children's art to the Youth House at 39 Gladstone Street.