Prime Minister Robert Abela and his wife Lydia Abela welcomed the public into Castille during Notte Bianca, Valletta’s much-anticipated annual cultural celebration. This rare gesture offered citizens a unique opportunity to engage directly with the Prime Minister and experience the historic building, which serves as the official office of Malta’s head
The Malta Records was on site last night to officially certify a spectacular achievement by La Stella Fireworks Factory of Gudja. In an extraordinary display, a colossal fan-shaped fireworks installation, stretching 7 metres in length and 1.2 metres in width, launched an astonishing 1,111 shots in perfect synchronisation with its accompanying soundtrack
Valletta’s streets came alive last night as thousands of locals and tourists flocked to the capital for Notte Bianca 2025, a night celebrating Malta’s rich culture, art, and creativity. The event featured over 70 performances and installations across music, theatre, dance, and visual art, with more than 350 local and international artists taking part
Valletta’s streets came alive last night as thousands of locals and tourists flocked to the capital for Notte Bianca 2025, a night celebrating Malta’s rich culture, art, and creativity. The event featured over 70 performances and installations across music, theatre, dance, and visual art, with more than 350 local and international artists taking part
Valletta burst into a riot of colour, music, theatre and dance on Saturday night as Notte Bianca transformed the capital into one big stage for culture. Thousands of people flocked to Valletta to enjoy over 70 different projects of music, theatre, dance and other forms of art and entertainment featuring over 350 performers. Culture Minister Owen Bonnici
Valletta came to life on Saturday night as thousands flocked to enjoy Notte Bianca, a spectacular celebration of music, dance, theatre, visual arts, singing, and other activities. The streets and squares were transformed into a vibrant stage, with over 70 events spread across the city. From large-scale performances to intimate installations, every
Valletta came to life on Saturday night as thousands flocked to enjoy Notte Bianca, a spectacular celebration of music, dance, theatre, visual arts, singing, and other activities. The streets and squares were transformed into a vibrant stage, with over 70 events spread across the city. From large-scale performances to intimate installations, every
As Valletta gears up for the longest night of music and culture, the organisers of Notte Bianca on Friday announced the final logistical preparations to ensure the ever popular festival runs smoothly. The capital will be transformed into “an artistic canvas” throughout Saturday evening as over 70 multidisciplinary projects featuring more than 350 local
