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How did sport become so popular?
Konstantine Panegyres explains the ancient history of a modern obsession, from the Ancient Egyptians to Saint Augustine
Transgender saints: their surprising stories
Christianity has long revered dozens of saints who would be called ‘transgender’ today says Sarah Barringer
50 years of The National War Museum in 50 artefacts
A new book from Heritage Malta, 'The National War Museum, 50 years: 50 artefacts' presents 50 key pieces in the museum’s collection along with the stories they tell
Art: ‘Meople’ blends people and personal experiences
This new two-artist show of expressive sculptures and paintings explores the fragile, funny, and familiar ways we connect with one another
The role of faith tourism in Malta and beyond
A conference held in Rabat last weekend brought together European Camino voices to explore the present and future of pilgrimage
The European premiere of ‘The Way – My Way’ held in Valletta
The Camino de Santiago took centre stage in Malta this week with the European premiere of the film 'The Way – My Way' which was also shown at Cannes
Trident Park, urbanism, architecture and climate change
Internationalism and regionalism - invention and fashion in construction projects were discussed at Ħaġra Festival earlier this month
Art: ‘Sea, Ice and Earth’ in Victoria
Artist Michael Wright's abstractions draw you deep beneath the waves
Maltese comedy heavyweight is losing his hair for a cause!
You are invited to an outrageous night of laughs, fun, and an epic haircut as comedian Steve Hili shaves off his trademark dreadlocks in support of Kellimni.com
Books: ‘Aodhán’, a new ‘Game of Thrones’ from Tarxien
Times2 talks to theatre director and now author Adrian Buckle about his dramatic pantheon-busting fantasy novel Aodhán