For over two centuries, the traditional regatta, held annually on the 8th of September in the Grand Harbour, has been an intensely and passionately contested competition between the Cottonera and...

In a world where food is a basic necessity, the idea of fake or counterfeit foods seems like something out of a dystopian novel. Yet, the reality is that food fraud is becoming increasingly common,...

The Malta Society of Arts (MSA) is hosting Two Moons and Two Suns, an ambitious collective exhibition opening on Thursday, 3 July at Palazzo de La Salle in Valletta. Curated by Claire Ducène...

The end of the Second World War in Europe took place when Germany accepted unconditional surrender at Rheims on 7 May 1945. As soon as hostilities in Europe ceased, the whole of the war effort by the...

An invitation to anything at MICAS (The Malta Contemporary Art Space, is always a delight. I love the building - it's a masterstroke of design. It turned the almost unknown historic landscape of the...

My pilgrimage to the Orthodox theocracy of Mount Athos (the Holy Mountain) began with a deep yearning for the unknown. It was a place I had never set foot on but had always longed to experience in my...

Sustain-Delay, the Malta Society of Arts' Performing Arts Programme, welcomes another season of adventurous music, launching on 5 July 2025. Sustain-Delay is known for pushing the boundaries of...

The Knights, Dames, and Council Members of the Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulcher of Jerusalem, Lieutenancy of Malta, together with Lieutenant Amb. Roberto Buontempo, gathered for the 30th Annual...

The Farsons Beer Festival is back for its 43rd edition at the Ta' Qali National Park from Thursday 3 July to Saturday 12 July. The 10-day Festival, synonymous with the Maltese summer and a firm...

Last month Gozo unveiled a marble memorial to commemorate how Vincenzo Bonello, almost single handedly, saved the only Baroque civil building in Gozo from destruction willed by...