Five Things to do in Malta This Weekend (14–15 March)
Teatru Manoel, Valletta
Malta’s cultural calendar is absolutely jam packed this weekend, with theatre, music, dance and contemporary art taking place in some of the islands’ most remarkable historic venues. If you are visiting Malta over the next few days, these five events offer a really great way to experience the local arts scene and avoid any rain clouds.
Malta Biennale 2026 opens to the public
The second edition of the Malta Biennale opens to the public on Saturday, bringing contemporary art into some of the islands’ most historic locations. Works by more than 130 international artists will be displayed across venues in Valletta, Vittoriosa, Victoria and Xagħra, offering the chance to explore Malta’s heritage sites while discovering new art.
More information here!
Watch George Orwell’s 1984 at Teatru Manoel
Malta’s national theatre is staging a powerful adaptation of George Orwell’s 1984. Set in a world of constant surveillance and political control, the production follows Winston Smith as he quietly rebels against an oppressive regime. Performances take place on Saturday and Sunday at Teatru Manoel in Valletta.
More information here!
Catch Singin’ in the Rain in Gozo
At the Astra Theatre in Victoria, Gozo, audiences can enjoy the beloved musical Singin’ in the Rain. The production features classic songs, highly energetic choreography and a nostalgic story set during Hollywood’s transition from silent films to talkies.
More information here!
Experience contemporary dance with 7 Sins
Moveo Dance Company presents 7 Sins, a contemporary dance performance exploring the seven deadly sins through expressive choreography and storytelling. The performance takes place at the Valletta Campus Theatre on Friday and Saturday evening.
More information here!
Enjoy a piano concert inspired by film music
Pianist Julian Carter returns to the islands with Over the Moon: A Piano Celebration of Film Music at the Malta Society of Arts in Valletta. The recital features piano arrangements inspired by well-known film scores and cinematic classics.
Get your tickets here!
There is plenty happening across the islands this weekend to suit every kind of visitor. Alongside theatre, music and art, the first hints of the Easter season are beginning to appear, with bakeries filling their windows with traditional sweets such as figolli and zeppoli, be sure to try!
