'Is-Sajf Mhux għat-Tfal'Author: Lon KirkopPublisher: Merlin Publishers / 2025Pages: 176 We tend to associate summer with childhood: endless days, sand, cool sea water, ice creams,...

'The Maltese in Corfu (1815 - 1831)' Author: Arnold CassolaPublisher: GA Enterprises & Co Ltd / 2025Pages: 167 Corfu, or Kerkyra, is one of the Ionian islands in western Greece. It is...

"When I sold my share of Alhambra to the Goliath developer who owned three-quarters of the house already I did so with the knowledge that my sister and I had succeeded in preventing yet another...

At Il-Ħaġar Museum in Victoria, Gozo, artist Victor Agius presents Earth, Light and Silence, an exhibition that revisits the Nativity not as a nostalgic biblical subject but as a living...

The recent exhibition Angel Encounters by Sandrina England, held at the Millenium Chapel in St Julian's, has now drawn to a close, leaving behind a trail of light, colour, and heartfelt...

For the time ever Malta's National Christmas Tree in Valletta is being surrounded by the most magnificent Christmas scent created by the country's only "nose" - top perfumer Stephen Cordina, a member...

In the heart of Rabat, where stone whispers stories and light dances across centuries-old walls, the Wignacourt Museum will host Lwien u Suriet  - an evocative exhibition that invites us to...

Christmas is traditionally seen as the time of year families come together to enjoy a festive meal and exchange gifts, making it a wonderful time to reconnect with loved ones we may not have seen much...

This feature dwells not so much on the economic benefits that the tobacco industry brought to the Maltese islands, and more on the health problems it created, which in themselves are high social and...

On Sunday, 7 December, the Gaulitanus Choir gave its last official public performance for its 35th anniversary year. It featured in another edition of the 'Tota Pulchra' annual concert, organised by...