Demonstrators gathered in Pembroke yesterday evening to demand that they are not buried alive by a behemoth project being proposed in right in their backyards.   But, in reality, the...

Parliamentary Secretary Silvio Schembri has added his name to the list of Labour politicians who offended others with their words and got away with it. It is that kind of arrogance that has...

Having spearheaded fund-raising efforts to the tune of €95,000, long-time Corinthia Palace Hotel & Spa charity coordinator Marisa Xuereb was recently appointed Beyond the Moon Ambassador for...

Even before he began speaking, it was reported that Nationalist Party Leader Adrian Delia was expected to use Sunday’s closing of the party’s General Conference to spell out his vision for...

There are shows that - quite simply - grab you by the guts and reel you in. For some of us it's musicals, for other dramas, and for others still its slightly off-the-wall cabaret shows performed at...

Beyond any shadow of doubt, one of the main attractions for this year's cultural calendar is Igudesman & Joo's inimitable show A Little Nightmare Music that will be held at Pjazza Teatru Rjal on...

Nadia Vella's theatrical CV reads like an actor/singer's dream. She has played roles from Ruby in The Little Shop of Horrors to Agnes in Agnes of God; from Helene in Sweet Charity to (her favourite...

In the coming weeks, the Culture Directorate within the Ministry for Justice, Culture and Local Government will give start to 10 stakeholders meetings.  The aim of each meeting is to discuss,...

Żgħażagħ Azzjoni Kattolika (ŻAK) in collaboration with Aġenzija Żgħażagħ is expanding the services it currently offers in order to continue being of...

A music and poetry concert centred on the theme of migration is to take place on 20 June, UN World Refugee Day. Inspired by the Map of the Mediterranean poem by Maltese poet Antoine Cassar, this...