Lazarovden is a school tradition in Nova Zagora, Bulgaria where girls known as Lazarki sing and dance in the town to celebrate the holiday. Every year, girls and their teachers safeguard the old Bulgarian custom of the Lazarki performing special ritual songs for different people like the lass, lad, girl, and child. Being a Lazarka is popular among the girls because they receive white eggs for Easter. Lazarovden, or St. Lazar's Day, is always held on the Saturday before Easter with the following day known as Cvetnica.