Since 2012, Żammit Tabona has been the Valletta International Baroque Festival’s founder and creative director. He became the Manoel Theatre’s first artistic director in 2015, overseeing all events ranging from solo recitals to chamber music to opera. In addition to exhibiting Malta’s distinct creative and architectural legacy, the festival has since continued to grow and put on notable performances by elite international ensembles from most European nations in top baroque settings.

Żammit Tabona established The Monteverdi Project and The Valletta Baroque Ensemble with the intention of bringing works by Italian and Maltese composers from the 17th and 18th centuries to the attention of the Order of Malta and the Episcopate of Malta. Several of these collaborated and trained under renowned composers like Porpora, Durante, and Pergolesi at the Bourbon Court in Naples. All this to say, he is deeply involved in the local arts scene 

As an artist, he is primarily recognised as a Maltese watercolourist and book illustrator with many exhibitions in his resume. His paintings can be found in notable collections in both Malta and abroad, such as Berlaymont in Bruxelles. Strong hues and unique shapes are sort of his signature style, and they always capture the beauty of his native country, whether it be in its interiors or its exteriors.