Six Long Weekends! These Are All The Public Holidays Malta Has To Look Forward To In 2025
With 1st January now behind us, here are the remaining public holidays Malta has to look forward to in 2025. With six long weekends (and the annual “lost” public holidays on Saturdays and Sundays), here’s what we have to look forward to this year: Monday 10th February: St. Paul’s Shipwreck Wednesday 19th March: St. … Continued
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Watch: ‘Feel The Real Malta’ – Check Out The First Half Of A Mini-Series All About The Islands’ Beauty And Diversity
We all know how beautiful the Maltese Islands are, but beyond the gorgeous landmarks, this tiny rock in the middle of the Mediterranean boasts a rich culture, spirit and beauty. And what better way to experience it all than through the eyes of locals? Blessed, a new documentary mini-series produced by Homega and shot and … Continued
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Free Family Fun At MICAS Open Weekend: Celebrate Art, Culture And Heritage
Get ready for an unforgettable weekend at the Malta International Contemporary Arts Space (MICAS) in Floriana on 7th and 8th December, where art, history and family-friendly fun come together for a special Open Weekend with free entry to the incredible Joana Vasconcelos exhibition. What’s Happening? Explore: Dive into the vibrant world of Joana Vasconcelos, one … Continued
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Malta’s Denim Icons Exit Retail Sector After Decades Of Style
After more than four decades as a staple in Malta’s fashion scene, the man who started it all with just a small shop and a big dream is officially exiting the fashion retail business. It all began with GEE 2 in Savoy Arcade, Valletta, an instant success that kicked off a 45-year journey in Maltese … Continued
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Swieqi Residents Won’t Back Down Over Possible Construction Of Five Storey Apartment Block
Residents of Triq il-Ħemel in Swieqi united once again in objection to the proposed development of a five-storey apartment block which will become an eyesore in a street of two-storey terraced houses if approved. The terraced house in question in Triq il-Ħemel was constructed on land originally granted by the Archbishop’s Curia known as Art … Continued
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