This evening, the Valletta Baroque Festival will present a fabulous orchestral concert by the youth orchestra JeuneOrchestreAtlantique. This international orchestra of young professional musicians...

Flamenco at the Salesian Theatre       It is so encouraging to simply walk down my street and to the Salesian Theatre for the evening’s entertainment rather than go and...

‘She started dancing before she could walk’ was something my mother used to say about me when she was still alive. I never understood it back then, seeing as I was only seven years old,...

    A new documentary about Malta’s bravery and suffering during the Second World War (1939-1945) called The Battle for Malta, broadcast for the first time on BBC Two in the...

    What do blockbuster movies such as Kingdom of Heaven, The Chronicles of Narnia, Pirates of the Caribbean, Flushed Away and The Da Vinci Code have in common? They are all projects...

A stylish celebration at Caffé Cordina   Those of us who weren’t born yesterday cannot forget Cesare Cordina, standing upright,  elegant and poised, summer and winter, in a...

The French artist Alain Despert moved to Bora Bora in French Polynesia in 1986. Convinced to move to New York City by the editor of Town & Country magazine to pursue his artist’s dream in...

A funny, fantastic and informative journey through typical Sicilian body language will be undertaken later this month.  The Sicilians are famous, among other things, for their very peculiar way...

A painting of the Crucifixion by a prominent Maltese artist is to finally get displayed in the location for which it was intended, more than 30 years after it was commissioned.   The...

In his latest exhibition of paintings, entitled Places Revisited, Gozitan artist Christopher Saliba expresses once more his passion towards landscape painting, a fascination that grew out of his...