Valletta, European Capital of Culture – a spur to resolving long-standing issues of accessibility, not just to our capital and not just for culture?
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Valletta, European Capital of Culture – a spur to resolving long-standing issues of accessibility, not just to our capital and not just for culture?
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Life at Sea, safely viewed on land. If a sailor’s life’s for you, get down to Birgu’s Maritime Museum on Sunday 19 May.
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A Maltese-based NGO is pioneering drama as a means to help disadvantaged street children in Cambodia. DO Cambodia, needs our help now!
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Malta in 360 panorama: a rich photo library capturing fascinating perspectives that defy us, even with some neck twisting!
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Burlesque is back in Valletta in a new show from Dazzle Troupe, a talented team of scriptwriters and performers who like to take a risque’ view on life!
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Malta Artisan Fairs is going from strength to strength. Support the islands’ aspiring and accomplished artists and artisans at its next event, 6-7 April.
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A visiting photographer gives us a fascinating record of the first Easter events in Malta as a prelude to the scenes and mood of the Easter weekend to come.
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A guide to Easter week in Malta & Gozo. From solemn spectacles and prolonged pageants to traditions, food and family rituals.
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Keltika, a very special Celtic-inspired choir give us their now annual bash of a concert to celebrate St Patrick’s Day. We’ve some comp tickets to give away!
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The English language travel sector, one of Malta’s first niche tourism industries, is stronger than ever. Here’s why people still flock to Malta to learn English.
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Simshar, the movie, is shooting its most challenging scenes on location in Malta soon. It needs all our support – NOW. We hear from producers and actors on why this story needs to be told.
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Malta’s messy, gaudy carnival cake is a full-on, in-your-face affair – literally, if you try to eat it. But does anyone really eat it or is it just a show-stopper in cafĂ© windows these days?
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Malta’s carnival, love it or hate it, is here again. Kids love it, but it’s got a thoroughly adult and darker side that goes back centuries.
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The Lockerbie Bomber: a powerful drama exploring the immediate aftermath of the bombing is set to be staged in Malta this autumn. We talk to director Herman Grech.
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