Today’s young people have a chance, more than ever, to get involved in society. Joining youth groups, doing voluntary work and finding social ways to stay healthy can be great ...

By far one of the most dynamic Latin styles, Salsa (literally meaning ‘sauce’) may not directly translate to hot and pulsating, but the music certainly is....

Ira Losco played her first official concert to a full house at the Grandmaster Suite at the Hilton, last Saturday. The venue, chosen for its striking resemblance to...

Youth can make a difference! This is what led a group of youth to work towards the creation of a Malta UNESCO Youth Association that was officially established last month....

This week the topic on Haddiehor will be the meaning of a Catholic marriage. Everyone know this is a sacrament, but what does this mean? How can a Catholic marriage help a couple? What are the duties and ...

A collection of 15 contemporary art paintings by German artist/architect Andrea-Nicole Schmidt will be on exhibit at Remax-Tigne in Sliema from today until 31 March....

Zoe Chomarat is a French national who has been living in Malta for six years. This, her second exhibition, is entitled Vision on Mediterranean Rocks and is being held at Caraffa Stores at the Vittoriosa Marina. ...

This year’s edition of New Faces proved to be as successful as in previous years, drawing a capacity attendance for the vernissage last week....

The Iranian-born French playwright Yasmina Reza has become something of a byword for intelligent comedies. Her latest and so far most successful play Life x 3...

For the past 35 years, Gharghur has provided the space for tradition, ritual and the arts to merge together through theatre. Josanne Cassar speaks to scriptwriter/director Martin Gauci about Dwal Godda’s production of ‘Bluha?’...