Ice Age bones handed over to national collection
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
Feel the Magic as Philharmonic Orchestra records Opera Overtures
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
Spotlight on: Żurrieq
The island’s best-kept secrets: the Malta airport foundation shines the spotlight on Żurrieq
Exhibition in Netherlands highlighting Malta’s pre-historic culture
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
The Big Show: Allura Art’s first major collective exhibition
The Big Show: Allura Art’s first major collective exhibition
Take me home: November 2021
We’re sad to see you go but to make your departure a little bit sweeter, Il-Lokal has created a guide for you. They are a community of local designers, artists and independent brands
A conversation with curator and professed Knight of Malta, Frà John Critien
A conversation with curator and professed Knight of Malta, Frà John Critien
Discover Valletta’s 500-year-old underground tunnels
Did you know that there is a series of underground tunnels beneath the capital city of Valletta? Well, in case you didn't, you may be thrilled to find out that the nearly 500-year-old tunnels will finally be open to the public, every Wednesday and Sunday as of this weekend
Ħal Farruġ land to be turned into 2000sqm picnic area
A 2,000 square metre area of abandoned land in the Ħal Farruġ area, a hamlet in the south east of the country, is to be transformed into a picnic area
Spotlight on: Għarb, Gozo
The village of L-Għarb is one of Gozo’s oldest, as archeological excavations have revealed the remains of both Neolithic and Bronze Age settlements. The Phoenicians made L-Għarb their home, followed by the Romans and Byzantines. However, the name is Arabic and means ‘west’, suggesting the establishment of an organised community during Arab domination between 870 and 1090 AD
Malta among 100 countries promising to end deforestation
Malta is among more than 100 countries pledging to end and reverse deforestation by the year 2030, in the COP26 climate summit’s first major agreement