Judge Giovanni Bonello sat down to listen to a lecture on 20th century artist Olof Gollcher and his love of Rome, but was rather startled to hear the lecturer Francesca Balzan tell her audience: "You...

 'She Stoops to Conquer' - Oliver Goldsmith's classic comedy about mistaken identity, deception and love - is making a return this month with performances at the Manoel Theatre and Salesian...

Celebrate 70 years of The Royal Ballet's landmark production and enter an enchanted world of princesses, fairy godmothers and magical spells. Eden Cinemas will be showing a live satellite broadcast of...

Gozo's main classical music festival returns and, running from 25 February to 2 April, it will feature a multifarious programme of events in various genres and styles. Acclaimed by public and...

The Malta Cultural Institute will be presenting the fifth concert of the MCI 2016/7 Season this evening at 7pm, at the Cavalieri Art Hotel, St Julian's. The evening's programme will feature a...

Is there any one questioning  that Tchaikovsky is one of the greatest of all composers? He manages to exude melody with everything he writes. Listening to his ballet music - Nutcracker, The...

On the first of December of last year Italy officially joined the 17 nations which recognise the art of falconry as heritage of mankind in accordance to the UNESCO Convention. The Istituto Italiano di...

Heritage Malta, through the National Museum of Natural History, is launching a wildlife photography competition with the aim of promoting the islands' biodiversity. This initiative is being organised...

The question of whether any Maltese work of art or cultural object may be classified as postmodernist according to the accepted framework of scholarly definition is problematic and wholly intriguing....

It was not to be, but we got very near: On Saturday, at the Eurovision finals at Ta’ Qali, the huge crowd sensed something historic was taking place. When Janice Mangion stepped up and...