Legendary British Drummer Performing This Week in Valletta
Legendary British Drummer Performing This Week in Valletta
Malta Carnival May Edition to Kick Off on Friday
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A Look Into The 19th Century Carnival Travesty
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A new creative hub set to open its doors in Valletta
time to explore with esplora A new creative hub set to open its doors in Valletta A new creative hub set to open its doors in Valletta Karolina founder of…
The Best Places to See Jazz NOW in Valletta
time to explore with esplora The Best Places to See Jazz NOW in Valletta The Best Places to See Jazz NOW in Valletta Valletta has long been synonymous with fantastic…
A Carnival Event for Kids and Beyond!
time to explore with esplora A Carnival Event for Kids and Beyond! A Carnival Event for Kids and Beyond! Bring out your best carnival costume and enjoy an interactive performance…
Il-Karnival ta’ Malta 2022 programme revealed
We have finally received news regarding this year’s carnival and can confirm that il-Karnival ta’ Malta will be held through an abridged programme, between 25 February and 1 March 2022
Thank you for the music: ABBA special at Manoel theatre
The Manoel Theatre will soon be celebrating the legendary music of one of the best-selling musicians of all time: ABBA
Brand new Valletta eatery to serve scorpions and ants in its dishes
Intrigued? Yes, you read the title correctly and no, there are no typos. Komaki Japanese Tapas & Whiskey Bar, which is set to open in the capital city of Valletta will indeed be serving some dishes that feature our insect (and arachnid) friends: ants and scorpions
Thousands of gifts donated for the less-fortunate
Countless presents and parcels were placed under the stunning Christmas tree at Castille Square for the initiative Rigali b’Imħabba, which translates to Give a Gift with Love, which aims to provide the less-fortunate children who may not be having the most festive of seasons, with presents