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There’s no excuse not to spend an hour or two on cultural pursuits when they come free courtesy of Palazzo Falson, Mdina. February’s Food, Art, Wine lectures talk about ‘erotic food’ and the ‘healthy’ portrayal of wine through the ages in art. You get to sip, taste and sup a bit too!
Swedes have moved to Malta big time. So much so that a shop’s just opened selling Swedish sweets, even if IKEA isn’t here yet!
Don’t miss Patrimonju Malti’s spectacular exhibition of works by one of Malta’s greatest C20th artists, Edward Caruana Dingli. Painting from private collections rarely in the public eye.
Hard-pushed parents get some help this weekend with a range of kids’ activities on hand at Malta’s museums and heritage sites. If you miss these, there’s still a lot of arts, crafts and heritage events going on for little ones.
Even in Malta, a lot of us are time-poor these days and lead ‘real-time’ internet-driven lives. But what of time in the 16th century? Find out at an evening lecture in Valletta, 11 November.