The art exhibition – ‘Daughter of the Nile’ by the young and upcoming artist Bernice Buhagiar, brings alive tales of a land of mystery and magic - Egypt.  A land different from...

    Sharon Sapienza – a celebration of a life well-lived   The death of the vibrant Sharon Sapienza has left us all devastated even if we did not know her well, or if we...

    ‘Red’, being staged at St James Cavalier tonight and over the next weekend, promises to be a memorable and poignant theatrical experience. The Malta Independent on...

Würstel, the Austrian Sausage Hut at Daniel’s   I have been meaning to pay a visit to Daniel’s in Hamrun ever since their advertising campaign before Christmas caught my...

The winners of Gieh l-Artigjanat 2012 (Artisans’ Awards) were announced on Friday at a ceremony organised by the Ministry of Fair Competition, Small Business and the Consumer in collaboration...

Last Sunday, the Roman Catholic Church celebrated the feast of the ‘Presentation and Purification’, also known as Candlemas. The conservation of the fabulous vault painting of the...

Over €1.16 million was allocated to a total of 268 art projects since the Malta Arts Fund was launched at the end of 2009. With a broad spectrum ranging from film, music and dance to literature,...

Barocco Foundation is very proud to announce a series of concerts, which are to be held at the exclusive and stately 18th Century Villa Bologna in Attard. The first thrilling concert Operatic...

Heritage Malta has found a most fitting way to kick off a programme of events marking its 10th anniversary, with an exhibition showcasing the vital work performed by its conservation...

In February and March Manoel Theatre will be presenting two brand new original works in Maltese.   L-Indemonjati u Maltin Oħra by Albert Marshall and In-Nisa Maltin Jafu Kif by Clare...