Zornitsa Arts Centre (1990) is a creative organisation with experience and achievements in developing the creative potential of children and young people and their musical talent. The team has 34 years of experience in providing comprehensive support and opportunities for growth in the musical arts - from performer to creative product creator. More than 1000 children have passed through the school, including today's established performers such as VIVA /formed as a trio and trained for 14 years at the Zornitsa Center/, Valeria Voykova - VALL /trained for 8 years at the Zornitsa Center/, as well as a number of children growing up from 3-4 years old to 18 years old, as a new promising generation of Bulgaria.

The school has released 10 CDs and over 150 original songs for children. Zornitsa's performers are well known and recognizable to the public from their performances and awards in a number of festivals, competitions and significant forums, including 15 festivals in Bulgaria and 6 abroad in 2024. Romania - Grand Prix for Matej Beshendjiev; - Great Britain - Grand Prix for Elitsa Uzunova, awarded with the highest recognition among participants from 71 countries. Since 2022 "3ornitsa" also creates a children's educational show with a musical focus "ZigZag.bg" on BNT 2. Our original songs are played on BNR and BG Radio, and their videos are on rotation on BNT 2 and Ekids. In 2024 "Zornitsa" is committed to a campaign to create a "Creative Incubator for Music and Young Talents Zornitsa" in the Slatina district of the city. Sofia.

The aim of this space is to bring together the full range of activities under one roof. These include vocal training for children and young people, development of musical culture, creative development as creators of new Bulgarian songs. The plan is to create an accompanying learning environment (music library, rehearsal rooms, stage environment, recording studio, etc.) that will give children in several neighborhoods of Sofia and many of the partner organizations a chance to thrive. The directions envisioned are collaborations with organizations also assisting children and youth in developing musical and creative literacy, poetic talent, visual and other arts development, and the use of technology both traditional to the arts and new for the benefit of creating valuable musical content. In this way, a range of organisations and initiatives will join forces for the cultural and creative benefit of the whole of society and also focus the attention of generations of young people's peers on knowledge and skills that shape them in enriching and supportive ways.