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Mystery in the streets, staircases and alleys of Cottonera
Ahead of the opening of Karm Serracino’s solo show, 'Cities & Memories' at Art by the Seaside in Senglea tomorrow, Times2 caught up with the artist to find out more
Hot days, cool ideas: How Europe is beating the heat
European countries are getting creative as temperatures soar. Some of the measures introduced, such as free museums, would be more than welcome in Malta!
Your last chance to view the evocative works of a South African artist
Christine X Art Gallery hosting deeply personal solo exhibition by Glendine
When archives are used to derive parallel narratives
A multidisciplinary exhibition of Fictive Archives, Two Moons and Two Suns, opens at the Malta Society of Arts in Valletta tomorrow
Top electronic acts to headline Sustain-Delay’s summer season
The Malta Society of Arts’ Performing Arts Programme Sustain-Delay kicks off its summer events by welcoming artists Container and Huerco S. for their Malta debut
Palazzo Falson celebrates former owner and resident in lunchtime tours
Olof Gollcher, who passed away in July 1962, wanted to share his home and private collections with future generations
Shearwaters and stars at Gozo’s Dwejra Tower
Last week participants at a sunset event on Dwejra tower roof listened for shearwater calls, looked up at the stars and discovered more about this unique part of the islands
Serbian village stakes claim to the first vampire
Romania is known as the land of Dracula, but it was in Serbia, 300 years ago, that a vampire was allegedly first seen
Choir to mark 25th anniversary with a unique concert on Ta’ Għammar Hill
Schola Cantorum Jubilate to perform ‘Requiem for the Living’ by Dan Forrest on July 5
Is Trump becoming a king in all but name?
Like the protesters in LA shouting "No Kings!", the early Romans hated kings, says Peter Edwell, as he notes the similarities between Donald Trump and Julius Caesar