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See detailsPress Mute
A pair of weary reporters pursue allegations involving a charming audio broadcaster, a polished government official, and an algorithmic system possessing intimate knowledge of human behavior. The audience finds itself caught between competing narratives of truth and emotion, occasionally particip…
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FreeCelebrating Malta’s Underwater Cultural Heritage
Explore Malta's submerged cultural treasures at an outdoor showcase honouring two significant milestones in conservation efforts. Produced by Heritage Malta's Underwater Cultural Heritage Unit, the event Celebrating Malta's Underwater Cultural Heritage marks both the quarter-century since the 200…
Sliema Waterfront
See detailsPottery Pot Painting Workshop (3-14 years)
This pottery decoration event is being organised by Reġjun Tramuntana alongside the Deep Blue Green wellbeing programme, with support from EU funding. Children between 3 and 14 years old are invited to participate in a complimentary workshop at the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Mellieħa. Over two hour…
Sanctuary of Our Lady of Mellieħa
See details(FULLY BOOKED) The Ottoman cemetery: A gesture of peace and magnanimity – Members’ Event
Heritage Malta is offering its members two separate guided tours of the Turkish Cemetery scheduled for Saturday, 19th September 2026. Since its establishment, this Ottoman burial ground has served as a powerful symbol of goodwill from the Ottoman Sultanate toward the British Crown and the people …
Ottoman Cemetery
See details(LOW AVAILABILITY) Spinning Yarn
Heritage Malta cordially welcomes attendees to "Spinning Yarn," scheduled for Saturday, 19th September 2026, between 11:00am and 1:00pm, at the Gran Castello Historic House located within the Ċittadella in Gozo. Marking the international observance of Worldwide Spin in Public Day—celebrated each …
Gran Castello Historic House
See detailsRabat Sacrum
The Knights of St. John take center stage in this sacred Rabat performance, bringing medieval history and religious tradition together for an unforgettable cultural experience.