In a narrow street tucked away in the heart of Gozo's Rabat, is a small but enticing art gallery belonging to Charlotte Lombard, a French woman who created an exhibition space that embraces Fair Trade...

I haven't used the word 'brunch' since my other life in Mauritius the chapter of which more or less closed some thirty years ago. There, another hectic week over, after mass on Sundays, we would drive...

In the aftermath of International Women's Day 2019, I was invited to meet up with Dr Tracy Prince, a historian, author and Affiliate Research Professor at Portland State University. She is also a...

Blockchain - It's a word appearing everywhere today, from news headlines to corporate strategies and it has even become one of Google's most popular searches. But why is this technology creating such...

The Bettija'rt | wine.art.living barrel art exhibition organised by the Delicata winery is now open to the public until 24 April at Is-Suq Tal-Belt, Valletta Food Market in Valletta, each day from 8am...

On 21 March REMA-EEMN, the European Early Music Network, celebrates the European Day of Early Music. The Monteverdi Project in Malta will join these celebrations and offers a programme of vocal...

Following the success of last year's concert Movies at the Palace, the Soċjeta' Filarmonika L-Unjoni of Luqa, under the direction of John David Zammit, is holding another spectacular concert...

LifeCycle (Malta) Foundation and the Renal Unit have set up R.U.S.H. - the Renal Unit Support Health Hub. LifeCycle-R.U.S.H. are offering free psychological support to kidney patients, as well as to...

Award-winning artist-illustrator Julian Mallia, also known as Julinu, will soon present his first solo painting exhibition that promises to offer alternative visual interpretations of familiar notions...

Bulgarian pianist: a keyboard lion Prof. Rostislav Yovchev who entertained an intimate but appreciative audience at the Music Room, St James Cavalier last week, has an impressive curriculum...