Don’t miss this cameo of rural life from times past at Siggiewi’s annual agricultural fair tonight and tomorrow, 12-13 June. Family fun, food, fun and some truly fascinating rural relics!
Read more »Don’t miss this cameo of rural life from times past at Siggiewi’s annual agricultural fair tonight and tomorrow, 12-13 June. Family fun, food, fun and some truly fascinating rural relics!
Read more »It’s coming up to Holy Communion time of year in Malta! Liittle kids, angelic in their fancy frocks and stiff suits take their first religious right of passage. Here’s one mum’s proud but bemused view of it all…
Read more »The family Sunday lunch is a very Maltese phenomenon. It can be a buffet special at a hotel or a homely gathering around the kitchen table. Both are loud, multi-generational affairs.
Read more »At a loose end this weekend? Not going to Progidy? Then try the Malta International Fireworks Festival or head to the SPCA Spring Fair to pet some animals and scoff homemade cakes!
Read more »Kids need organising on a summer holiday if you’re to avoid moaning and groaning. We’ve ideas to make kids’ summer holidays in Malta a breeze.
Read more »Is it a sheep or a goat? In Malta, it’s both! And a much loved part of our heritage. See it and celebrate all things country, at Dingli Agricultural Fair, this Sunday.
Read more »Boxing Day is the start of that limbo week in the waiting room to the new year. It’s not a public holiday in Malta, but the day somehow still has meaning. Alex Grech gives a personal take on December 26.
Read more »In the run up to Christmas, Maltese migrants start to return to Malta in their droves. It’s an annual phenomenon, made all the more evident by the size of the islands.
Read more »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.
Read more »Mdina, one place in Malta that’s great for kids of all ages. It has enough in the way of history, odd-ball attractions, museums, tea & cakes, culture and (almost) car-free space to let kids’ imaginations run.
Read more »Moving to Malta can’t be done on whim if you’ve kids and schooling to think about. But as Angela May experienced moving here with her seven and 10 year olds, it might not be as traumatic as you think.
Read more »It’s mid term holidays, already. Looking for something different for your kids to do? We’ve found some creative workshops that you might not be too late to join in!
Read more »Malta, home of the Knights of St John, has to be the place to practice the noble, ancient sport of fencing. Calling all budding Zorros and D’Artagnans! Here’s how to take it up.
Read more »Malta is home to spanking new super yachts in equally new marinas. But while seeming elite, sailing in Malta is easily accessible to the novice. Learn to sail and see a different side of Malta.
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