As the festive season approaches, kitchens around the world begin to fill with the nostalgic aromas of roasting chestnuts, citrus zest, cinnamon, mulled wine, and freshly baked treats. Christmas may...

Christmas came a couple of weeks early! Join us for a rare opportunity to visit Patrick Dalli's private gallery in Marsaskala. The gallery will be open to the general public on the 17th, 18th, and...

Early Childhood Education and Care provisions have seen mainstreaming in Malta in the last decade. Partly caused by a growing population, partly caused by working parents and partly caused by limited...

I first met Natalie Briffa Farrugia at a Women's Day lunch last April, hosted by the Xara Group at Dar Tal-Providenza. Discreet and elegant, she handed me her business card with quiet grace. I hadn't...

Malta's planning laws do not offer enough protection for communities. For example, large scale developments which are heavily opposed by residents get approved, even when they would cause severe...

The upcoming exhibition Angel Encounters, a solo exhibition by Sandrina England, which is taking place at the Millenium Chapel in St Julian's is a luminous collection of watercolour and ink works by...

The Phoenicia Malta is delighted to present Water Through Which the Dream Flows, a solo exhibition of recent watercolours by Kenneth Zammit Tabona, on view throughout December and into the New Year....

The Malta International Contemporary Art Space has celebrated a week of national success, having been honoured with prizes at the biennial Arts Council Malta Awards as well as at the 19th Din l-Art...

The second edition of inKimika explores the contemporary creative and collaborative potential of stone lithography at Atelier 10, under the direction of Jesmond Vassallo and builds on the success of...

The fact that the government has not implemented a number of important recommendations made by the Council of Europe's Group of States against Corruption, otherwise known as GRECO, raises questions...