On Monday, 24  July at 7pm, the China Cultural Centre in Malta is co-hosting with Xi'an Municipal Administration of Culture and Tourism, a cultural talk about the Protection and Inheritance of...

The evening, last Saturday, did not start well for me. I miscalculated and didn't realise it was so late, having returned from a luncheon invitation. So I dressed in a hurry and frantically called a...

This book narrates the remarkable life stories of Professor Lorenzo Manché and his son Dr Charles Manché. Regarded as the founder of Ophthalmology in Malta, Lorenzo was the inaugural...

'Printing in Malta 1642-1839' Author: William Zammit Publisher: Gutenberg / 2008 Pages: 423   The recent controversies on the freedom of the press in Malta are nothing...

Hopelessly devoted musical theatre fans, get set: booking is set to open on Friday 28 July for tickets to watch Grease at the national theatre later this year.  What's more, tickets to the famous...

Malta's historical buildings have all been adapted to become spaces which are contemporary to the ages we're living in now, and St James Cavalier in Valletta has had the same treatment since 2000...

Malta is about to experience a story of anger, greed, jealousy, violence, exploitation, adultery, and treachery, as it welcomes Broadway's longest running American musical, with a full cabaret...

Studio 18, an innovative base camp for theatre training and theatre for young audiences, celebrated its 10th anniversary on 14 July. Over the past decade, Studio 18 has nurtured thousands of young...

Saffron is a spice that has been used for centuries in various cultures and cuisines. It is derived from the stigmas of the Crocus sativus flower, which is native to southwest Asia. Saffron has been...

This feature examines the dangers of AI in the short-, medium- and long-term and how this technology can be helpful if used rightly but potentially deadly if in the wrong hands. From voice...