Frà Richard Divall, the renowned Australian conductor, musicologist, educator, Knight of Malta and bon vivant, was never one to make a quiet entrance. His first encounter with the Malta...

You can't think long about anything before you start thinking of food. So what is more convivial than an invitation  to lunch with  a small gathering of hacks and hackettes ? Chef...

For six continuous years, HSBC team members have swapped their desks for a full day of voluntary work at a cause closer to their heart, as part of the Volunteer Day Leave initiative of HSBC Bank...

The Malta Artisan Market, organised by The Definitive(ly) Good Guide Co., and in partnership with Heritage Malta is back with the first market of the year at the Old Naval Bakery in Birgu (annex to...

HoASA (The History of Art and Fine Arts' Students Association) and FAA Flimkien Ghal Ambjent Ahjar, with the support of the Department of History of Art - University of Malta, have come together to...

Ryan Falzon's recent exhibition We Lost the War, curated by Michael Fenech, consisted of chaotic canvases presented against the pristine white walls of Spazzju Kreattiv. Every picture was loaded with...

We are now near the half-way mark of the Maltese Presidency of the EU Council, the first time ever that Malta held this post. So far, it would seem that Malta has done well. There have not been,...

“I’m actually in love with Gozo and find it incredibly intriguing; the culture, the way of life, the intense natural beauty everywhere, all of it. I went to the Azure Window, the Citadel...

Last year was another remarkable one for the tourism industry – a year when we reached the two million tourists milestone. This is an achievement that should make us all proud, irrespective of...

The PANA hearings continue to confirm the surreal situation in which this country finds itself. The closest protagonists of the Prime Minister have again exposed the severe uneasiness they feel as...