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 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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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 café 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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In 21 years, we’ve only missed one Malta Jazz Festival. Kicking off on 19 July, the next three nights sees us happily there again. Here’s why…
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Old Salt, by rubberbodies, an original work based on haunting tales of Malta’s maritime history, tells the stories of corsairs’ women. A Malta Arts Festival commission and highlight.
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Piety, prayer, peace and…petards? St Mary leaves her quiet life behind when her feast day, 15 August, comes round.
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Santa Maria on 15 August is Malta’s top public holiday. Joining the crowds off to Gozo or staying put, you can’t miss its madness.
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Just the combo: beer, bands, a good nosh and a reason to get out and enjoy some cooler air. Farsons Great Beer Festival 2011, 22-31 July.
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Here’s one of the year’s music highlights and one of our favourite events of the year. The Malta Jazz Festival runs at Ta’ Liesse Valletta from the 14th to 16th July 2011.
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Pirates back in the Mediterranean! See them in action at Barbarossa, an epic tale in dance at the Malta Arts Festival, 12-13 July.
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Is Malta becoming a glorified Isle of MTV? Wayne Flask, music journalist, DJ, blogger thinks we’re putting our money in the wrong place.
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Imnarja is one folk festival that’s not manufactured. It’s an age-old tradition still living on.
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Some say that Malta is made for summer and summer for Malta. But does it have to be made for noisy petards (murtali)?
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