‘We need more efficient solutions’ – MEIA calls for long-term vision in 2025 Budget response
The association highlighted both concerns and positive developments
Entertainment and arts industry association raises questions about proposed Marsa cultural hub
‘We cannot build something of such importance without involving the sector,’ said the Malta Entertainment Industry and Arts Association
A journey of discovery: ‘I am an introvert, but through art I found the medium to express myself’
Business Now magazine delves into the artistic world of Wallace Falzon, and how each piece is a form of internal ...
New branding for Malta’s Artisan Villages
The Maltese Islands have two artisan villages, one in Ta' Qali, Malta, and another in Ta’ Dbieġi, Gozo
International violin star Giuseppe Gibboni to give Teatru Manoel concert
In collaboration with the European Foundation for Support of Culture, Teatru Manoel will welcome Gibboni and pianist Giuliano Mazzoccante
Carrying on an ancient artistic tradition: Christopher Chetcuti on the love of labour behind bronze casting
Son of the late sculptor and painter Joseph Chetcuti, Christopher shares his story
‘Such a unique material with endless possibilities’: Ioulia’s love affair with clay
The Greek born architect & ceramicist on her penchant for monsters, and how the pandemic has allowed her to develop
Major renovations in one of Malta’s oldest working theatres
Sliema’s Teatru Salesjan will benefit from a €92,000 grant
‘Low volume music’ only as DJs banned from restaurant reopening
Singers and instrumentalists will be allowed when restaurants are able to extend their opening hours to midnight from Monday
Largest ever Valletta Green Festival launched
When the event closes, a selection of greenery will be left in place as part of plans to greenify Valletta
‘Unseen’ Van Gogh painting sells at auction for €13 million
In its 135 year-existence, the painting had never previously been on public display
Events lobby President backs calls for home-grown quota on Malta’s radio stations
Howard Keith Debono says quota is 'long overdue'
‘We need more efficient solutions’ – MEIA calls for long-term vision in 2025 Budget response
The association highlighted both concerns and positive developments
Entertainment and arts industry association raises questions about proposed Marsa cultural hub
‘We cannot build something of such importance without involving the sector,’ said the Malta Entertainment Industry and Arts Association
A journey of discovery: ‘I am an introvert, but through art I found the medium to express myself’
Business Now magazine delves into the artistic world of Wallace Falzon, and how each piece is a form of internal ...
New branding for Malta’s Artisan Villages
The Maltese Islands have two artisan villages, one in Ta' Qali, Malta, and another in Ta’ Dbieġi, Gozo
International violin star Giuseppe Gibboni to give Teatru Manoel concert
In collaboration with the European Foundation for Support of Culture, Teatru Manoel will welcome Gibboni and pianist Giuliano Mazzoccante
Carrying on an ancient artistic tradition: Christopher Chetcuti on the love of labour behind bronze casting
Son of the late sculptor and painter Joseph Chetcuti, Christopher shares his story
‘Such a unique material with endless possibilities’: Ioulia’s love affair with clay
The Greek born architect & ceramicist on her penchant for monsters, and how the pandemic has allowed her to develop
Major renovations in one of Malta’s oldest working theatres
Sliema’s Teatru Salesjan will benefit from a €92,000 grant
‘Low volume music’ only as DJs banned from restaurant reopening
Singers and instrumentalists will be allowed when restaurants are able to extend their opening hours to midnight from Monday
Largest ever Valletta Green Festival launched
When the event closes, a selection of greenery will be left in place as part of plans to greenify Valletta
‘Unseen’ Van Gogh painting sells at auction for €13 million
In its 135 year-existence, the painting had never previously been on public display
Events lobby President backs calls for home-grown quota on Malta’s radio stations
Howard Keith Debono says quota is 'long overdue'