Despite the fact that theatres are expected to reopen soon, a brand new play in Maltese could not be postponed any further and the cast and crew are positively determined to present the show, exclusively online
time to explore with esplora An insight on the restored paintings of Olof Gollcher An online lecture is being organised in a collaborative effort between Palazzo Falson Historic House Museum…
Malta International Airport’s honeybee population has more than doubled, with a second airport apiary, which now has around 750,000 resident queens, workers and drones
Animal migration, particularly birds, will be the subject of Heritage Malta’s next webinar, to be live-streamed on Facebook on Wednesday 26 May, at 6.30pm
11 beaches on the Maltese islands have been awarded the Blue Flag ecolabel by the Foundation for Environment Education (FEE) international Blue Flag jury in Copenhagen
time to explore with esplora Palazzo Falson collaborates with local artist Debbie Bonello Palazzo Falson is collaborating with local artist and art educator Debbie Bonello for their upcoming children’s workshop,…
The Inquisitor’s cook-along sessions will be resuming on 27 May, with a webinar focusing on honey during the 17th and 18th centuries in Malta, as well as a recipe fit for a pope
Upon the reopening of Heritage Malta sites and museums this week, the Ħal Saflieni Hypogeum skulls will remain displayed at the National Museum of Archaeology in Valletta until the end of October
The town of Ħaż-Żebbuġ has planted no less than 128 urban trees in the locality, as part of a ‘Sponsor a Tree’ campaign
The Valletta Green festival, the annual event synonymous with our local cultural calendar, will be held between the 7 and 11 of May this year!
time to explore with esplora Treasures from Malta: An FPM Podcast Newly launched podcast consists of interviews with local artists, historians, art collectors and more Fondazzjoni Patrimonju Malti have just…
Following the lifting of a number of COVID-19 restrictive measures, Heritage Malta will finally be re-opening their museums and sites as of the 10 of May