Maltese Heritage highlights
Travel through the centuries, from the Neolithic to the Roman...
Travel through the centuries, from the Neolithic to the Roman...
As pandemic restrictions were lifted as of late, Teatru Manoel’s creative team went straight into action, to come up with a programme that would bring the Christmas spirit back to the theatre, with varied, family-friendly productions that will have audiences buzzing
A wall painting, most likely dating to the period of the Knights of St John, was discovered during the restoration project of the Gran Salon, a unique surviving element that could reveal information of the decorative scheme of the Gran Salon prior to the early 19th century
That’s right, the ŻiguŻajg International Arts Festival for children and young people’s hybrid edition was opened to the public last Sunday, and will run till next Sunday, 28 November, with an exciting selection of live and digital shows
Maltese history buff? If so, this one is definitely made for you. A brand new portal called Memorja collects historical material in oral and audio-visual form and showcases it online for all of us to enjoy
More than 1,500 trees are going to be planted in a number of valleys, following a month-long clean-up initiative, which is led by Parks Malta, various NGOs and local councils
Festivals Malta has launched the exciting programme for the 10th edition of the Malta Baroque Festival, which is set to take place in January, 2022
Ostrich Egg Globe by Leonardo is Coming to Malta
A fossil collection of Quaterny, with refers to Ice Age bones, dating back thousands of years, has been officially handed over to Heritage Malta, to be included in the national collection
Opera Overtures, recorded by the Malta Philharmonic Orchestra earlier this year was finally released on YouTube for all to see, as part of the Feel the Magic project
The island’s best-kept secrets: the Malta airport foundation shines the spotlight on Żurrieq
An exhibition in the Netherlands showcasing several artefacts from Malta’s rich prehistoric period has been highly successful, attracting more than 75,000 visitors until the end of its run