Imnarja is one folk festival that’s not manufactured. It’s an age-old tradition still living on.
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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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Malta Trade Fair round again. Fair trade? If we flock there each year in our thousands, there must be some bargains!
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Malta Arts Festival 2011 is here again. What to expect this year? Main man, Festival Director Mario Frendo, gives us the low down.
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For a feel-good factor and festival atmosphere second to none, pitch up at Earth Garden, Malta’s only chill-out music and arts festival.
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Thinking of going to Mdina Medieval Festival, Sunday 8th? Watch this for a taster. If you’re not in Malta right now, don’t worry, they’ll all be back next year this time for a re-run.
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It’s that time of year for medieval madness in Mdina. Kids love it, and adults get to be kids. Whatever the weather, go enjoy!
Read more »Something of a week for gastronomes… the best of both worlds if you’re a foodie as Maltese raw ingredients meet Italian culinary know-how in a ‘degustation’ event on 13 & 14 April.
Read more »A record-breaking strawberry gateau and a cupcake competition. What more excuse do you need to get yourself to the Mgarr Strawberry Festival this Sunday, 10th April?
Read more »Countries bordering the Sahara have more water per capita than we do! Malta’s water shortage is its silent crisis. Learn more about our options and strategies.
Read more »Malta puts out a YouTube clip showing shiny, happy tourists holidaying here now, Libya crisis or not.
Read more »No gain without pain: Brandon Pace is off on a 27-hour, non-stop charity walk round Malta to raise money for a project in Guatemala.
Read more »A far cry from summer festas, the feast of Ħal Millieri chapel is a delight and a chance to see some of Malta’s rare medieval frescoes. Open day at the chapel, 27 March.
Read more »Malta’s contemporary artisans are an innovative, entrepreneurial bunch even if they’re mostly labouring away at home. Patches gives them a chance to shine.
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