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The list of events is definitely not exhaustive and we add on events regularly to our What's on in Malta list.
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Only one thing's for sure ... You will never get bored in Malta! :)
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What's On in Malta: February 2010
Feast of St. Paul, Valletta - 10th February 2010
The village or town feast is very much part of Maltese culture and heritage. The feast of St. Paul is the first one that is celebrated. (Many others are held in the summer months). The streets in Valletta come alive on the 10th of February as the locals commemorate St. Paul's shipwreck on the Maltese islands in 60 AD! (The 10th of February is also a public holiday).
For more info, contact St. Paul's Parish, Valletta on Tel No: 356 21223348.
Malta Carnival 2010 - 12th, 13th, 14th, 15th & 16th February 2010
Come and discover 5 whole days of fun, dancing and celebrations at the colourful Malta Carnival. Carnival in Malta is celebrated in many towns and villages but during this time, the main focus is on Valletta and Floriana.
A definite must from our What's On in Malta list, especially if you're visiting Malta with your kids!
For more info, visit our Malta Carnival 2010 page for the full details.
In Guardia - 7th, 21st and 28th February 2010
The In Guardia Parade is a historical re-enactment portraying historical events that used to took place at Fort St. Elmo. What you can expect to see: some 70 re-enactors dressed in impressive uniforms from the Knights of St John period, re-enacting interesting events. Starts at 11.00am (some 40 minutes long).
In Guardia is held periodically at Fort St. Elmo - Valletta. Tickets at the gate (Adults: Euro 5 Children and Students: Euro 3).
For more information on other events that will be happening during the month of February, visit our Whats On in Malta in February 2010 page for the full details.
What's On in Malta: March 2010
In Guardia - 7th, 21st and 28th March 2010
The In Guardia Parade is a historical re-enactment portraying historical events that used to took place at Fort St. Elmo. What you can expect to see: some 70 re-enactors dressed in impressive uniforms from the Knights of St John period, re-enacting interesting events. Starts at 11.00am (some 40 minutes long).
In Guardia is held periodically at Fort St. Elmo - Valletta. Tickets at the gate (Adults: Euro 5 Children and Students: Euro 3).
Jiem il-Gonna - Garden Festival: 19th and 20th March 2010
A family event that celebrates the beautiful gardens of Balzan.
For more information, contact the Balzan Local Council on Tel 21 442323 or email them at balzan.lc@gov.mt
For more information on events and festivals that are going to be held in March 2010, visit our Whats On in Malta in March 2010 page for full details.
What's On in Malta: April 2010
Holy Week and Easter: from the 28th of March till the 4th of April 2010
Easter is a special time in Malta. Find out what goes on during this much loved week on the Maltese islands, by visiting our Easter in Malta 2010 page.
Medieval Mdina Festival: from the 9th of April till the 11th of April 2010
A three day festival with a Medieval theme in the evocative Medieval city of Mdina. If you're visiting Malta in April, then this is one festival that you don't want to miss - definitely one of our favourites from our What's On in Malta list!
Plenty of fun activities and events that will include a Medieval Market, games and a flower show.
For more information, contact the Mdina Local Council at info@mdinalocalcouncil.com
In Guardia - 4th, 18th and 25th April 2010
The In Guardia Parade is a historical re-enactment portraying historical events that used to took place at Fort St. Elmo. What you can expect to see: some 70 re-enactors dressed in impressive uniforms from the Knights of St John period, re-enacting interesting events. Starts at 11.00am (some 40 minutes long).
In Guardia is held periodically at Fort St. Elmo - Valletta. Tickets at the gate (Adults: Euro 5 Children and Students: Euro 3).
Malta International Fireworks Festival - 29th and 30th April 2010
In it’s 9th consecutive year, this fireworks festival is very popular with locals and visitors alike. This two day festival is held at the magnificent Grand Harbour in Valletta.
For more info, contact the Malta Tourism Authority on Tel: 22915136 or email martin.morana@visitmalta.com
For more information on other events that will be happening during the month of April, visit our Whats On in Malta in April 2010 page for full details.
What's On in Malta: May 2010
Luqa at War: 15th of May 2010
This unique event is the perfect opportunity for people to experience the correlation between Luqa and World War II. The village of Luqa played a crucial role in the war because of the airport close by.
During the event, there will be re-enactments of that period. A Victory Kitchen will be set up and you can see what type of food was served during those times. You will be able to hear live testimonials of World War II as well as see documentaries and listen to a military band.
A must visit event, especially if you’re interested in learning more on the World War II’s effect on Malta.
Entrance is FREE and the event will be held at the Main Square in Luqa. For more information, contact the Luqa Local Council at luqa.lc@gov.mt
Fire and Water Display Festival – 15th of May 2010
A wonderful event for all the family in Pieta’.
For more information, contact the Pieta' Local Council on Tel 21 240404 or email them at pieta.lc@gov.mt
Spring RicottaFest – 22nd and 23rd of May 2010
A fun family festival in Kirkop, celebrating all things related to ricotta. Expect to savor some delicious local specialties such as ricotta pies and sweets.
For further details, contact the Kirkop Local Council at kirkop.lc@gov.mt
For more information on what's happening in Malta in May 2010, visit our Whats On in Malta in May 2010 page for full details about festivals, events, exhibitions, etc.
What's On in Malta: June 2010
Imnarja Feast and Festival: 28th and 29th of June 2010This very popular event is one of the oldest feasts that is celebrated on the Maltese islands.
The Imnarja feast is somewhat different than other festas since some of the celebrations that are held during the Imnarja Festival differ from your usual traditional village festa events.
Find out more about this much loved feast and festival by visiting our Imnarja page.
For more information on what's happening in Malta in June 2010, visit our Whats On in Malta in June 2010 page for full details on the various events and festivals that are being held during the month of June.
What's On in Malta: July 2010
In Guardia - 4th and 11th July 2010
The In Guardia Parade is a historical re-enactment portraying historical events that used to took place at Fort St. Elmo. What you can expect to see: some 70 re-enactors dressed in impressive uniforms from the Knights of St John period, re-enacting interesting events. Starts at 11.00am (some 40 minutes long).
In Guardia is held periodically at Fort St. Elmo - Valletta. Tickets at the gate (Adults: Euro 5 Children and Students: Euro 3).
Victoria International Arts Festival – Gozo: From the 8th of June till the 12th of July 2010
If you’re an art lover than this festival is for you. Spanning over various weeks, this festival is organized in charming city of Victoria, the capital of Gozo island.
For more information on the many events and exhibitions that will be held during this festival, contact St. George’s Parish Office on Tel 21 556377 or visit their website www.stgeorge.org.mt
For more information and further details on other events and festivals that are going to be held in July 2010, visit our Whats On in Malta in July 2010 page.
What's On in Malta: August 2010
Festa Time!
The month of August (together with July) is characterized by the colourful and entertaining Maltese festas.
Every village in Malta and Gozo has its own festa (sometimes there's more than one!).
The festa celebrates the patron saint of the town or village.
For more information about this integral part of Maltese culture and details of the dates and locations of the various festas that take place during the month of August, visit our Malta Culture: Festa page.
What's On in Malta: September 2010
Il-Vitorja - 8th September 2010
One of Malta’s most important National Days is the 8th of September. Various celebrations are held on this day in various parts of Malta and Gozo.
For more information on the meaning of the Vitorja for the Maltese people as well as to know what goes on during this special day, visit our Vitorja page.
You can also visit www.maltaculture.com for more information or contact them on Freephone: 80077230. You can also email them at info@maltaculture.com
Notte Bianca in Valletta – 25th September 2010
This is one of our favourites from our What's On in Malta list.
A highly popular event, the Notte Bianca this year is going to be held on the night of September 25th. The event draws thousands of Maltese people and visitors to Valletta each year, and for good reason! Discover a mix of rich historical and cultural activities, combined with unforgettable entertainment, right at the heart of Malta's capital city.
Definitely NOT TO BE MISSED, if you happen to be spending your holidays in Malta around this time.
For more info, contact the Malta Council for Culture & the Arts on Tel 21 232515 , visit www.nottebiancamalta.com or email them at info@nottebiancamalta.com
The Malta International Airshow 2010
A spectacular aerial and static display of aircraft. This event has literally become a "compulsory" addition to any What's on in Malta list. Not to be missed, especially if you're an aviation enthusiast.
This year the Malta Airshow is going to be held on the 25th and 26th of September 2010.
For more information on this spectacular event, visit our Malta Airshow page for full program details.
For more information and further details on other events and festivals that are going to be held in September 2010, visit our Whats On in Malta in September 2010 page.
What's On in Malta: October 2010
BirguFest: from the 8th till the 10th of October 2010
This three day event is held in the charming and historic town of Birgu.
One of the highlights of the festival is the Birgu by Candle Light, when the streets and narrow lanes of this atmospheric city are lit ONLY by thousands of candles. Truly a magical night!
Museums and churches are open until late and there's musical entertainment at Victory Square, as well as traditional food stalls.
For more details, visit: www.birgu.gov.mt or contact the Birgu Local Council on Tel: 21662166 or Freephone: 80077230. You can also email them at birgu.lc@gov.mt
Rolex Middle Sea Race – Grand Harbour, Valletta: From the 16th till the 23rd of October 2010
A much awaited race for sailing enthusiasts, the Rolex Middle Sea Race has over the years become a very popular event for young and old alike.
The race starts on the 16th from the magnificent Grand Harbour in Valletta – opposite the Saluting Battery in Valletta and Fort St’ Angelo in Birgu.
Thousands of people go to either side to watch and enjoy this exciting yearly sailing event.
For more details, contact the Royal Malta Yacht Club on Tel 21 333109, visit www.rolexmiddlesearace.com or email them at info@rmyc.org
For more information and full details on other events and festivals that are going to be held in October 2010, visit our Whats On in Malta in October 2010 page.
What's On in Malta: November 2010
Traditional Maltese Games Festival – 14th of November 2010
The city of Birgu will be hosting this entertaining and cultural event on the 14th of November. This unique festival will be held in the streets of Birgu and in the Inquisitor’s Palace.
The festival’s main aim is to engage both children and their parents and try to revive old traditional games that used to be played in the island’s villages many years ago.
More details to follow …
For more information contact the Birgu Local Council at birgu.lc@gov.mt
For more information and full details on other events and festivals that are going to be held during the month of November, visit our Whats On in Malta in November 2010 page.
Whats On in Malta: December 2010
In Guardia - 26th of December 2010
The In Guardia Parade is a historical re-enactment portraying historical events that used to took place at Fort St. Elmo. What you can expect to see: some 70 re-enactors dressed in impressive uniforms from the Knights of St John period, re-enacting interesting events. Starts at 11.00am (some 40 minutes long).
In Guardia is held periodically at Fort St. Elmo - Valletta. Tickets at the gate (Adults: Euro 5 Children and Students: Euro 3).
Christmas and New Year's Eve in Malta
Christmas is a special time on the Maltese Islands and is celebrated in a big way all across the islands with nativity scenes, Christmas cribs, carol singing and more.
For more information on how Christmas is celebrated on the Maltese Islands, visit our Christmas in Malta page.
Details on the main events that are going to be held during Christmas and New Year's Eve to follow ...
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