Elegance and style were the central themes during last Friday's BOV Streets Alive events, the fourth in a series of six consecutive Fridays.

Last Friday's events included an exhibition of classic cars, some of the finest vehicles to be built in the early half of the 20th Century. This exhibition was hosted by the Old Motors Club and took place in Freedom Square. Palace Square on the other hand saw a much sought after parade of Ferrari cars, among the most desirable vehicles to own and drive and one of the ultimate status symbols of wealth and style in the world will be on display at Palace Square. Set against the historical backdrop of the Main Guard, the square was bathed in Ferrari red and was a fascinating show for all enthusiasts.

The Casino Maltese, considered as a national institution, and a Gentleman’s Club where distinguished international personalities are entertained provided a perfect setting for a Ballroom Dancing Show where highly trained dancers gave an elegant display of Latin and Classical dancing styles.

Themed treasure hunts and discounted karrozzin rides will complimented this evening of style whereas the Old Opera House site saw the start of this year’s edition of ETNIKA.