This two-day event will have a variety of activities for kids to enjoy. There will be an interactive kids’ area with games and cookery classes, and ‘Meet and Greet’ with Santa. Children will also be able to write letters to Santa and let him know what they’re wishing for this year. Although, whether they’ve been naughty or nice, all children in attendance will be leaving with a gift!

In the meantime, there’s plenty of activities and treats for adults to enjoy. Visit  the vibrant artisan market and peruse the various stands offering handcrafted goods, perhaps you’ll find someone’s Christmas gift while you’re there! Speaking of handcrafted, don’t forget to take a look at the crib exhibition. 

If you get hungry, treat yourself to a variety of quintessential Christmas treats, such as roasted chestnuts, mince pies, and mulled wine. While you’re at it, take the opportunity to savour some traditional Maltese delicacies, including honey rings (‘Qaghaq tal-ghasel’), date-filled pastries (‘mqaret’) and a warm, spiced, chocolatey drink called ‘imbuljata’.

Throughout the event, a choir will be putting on a variety show. They’ll be singing a spectrum of songs, from traditional Maltese ‘għanja’ music, to the more commonly known Christmas carols!