The Malta International Contemporary Art Space (MICAS) opened its new exhibition, “The Space We Inhabit,” in Floriana, Malta, on June 14, 2025.

Every year, on June 28, Malta celebrates L-Imnarja, the harvest festival, one of
the country’s oldest and most authentic cultural events.

The carob tree plays a vital role in the island’s natural ecosystem, gastronomic traditions, and cultural identity.

The story of Saint Paul in Malta is one of the most powerful chapters in the
island’s religious and cultural history.

If you’re visiting Malta between May and October, experiencing at least one
festa is essential to understand the heart and soul of Maltese culture.

With over 2 million people of Maltese descent worldwide, it’s possible that your last name has roots in this Mediterranean archipelago.