Each project is eligible for a maximum allocation of €30,000 inclusive of VAT.

Gebla tal-franka joins other stones that have been in historic use for a significant period of time and have common recognition as cultural icons.

This capital project, which will be finalised in 2022, is envisaged to lead to an annual increase of another 5,000 visitors

Whisky has always had a dedicated following in Malta, but nowadays, devotees are taking an almost scholarly approach to the enjoyment of this ancient spirit.

The local designer behind the eponymous luxury silk accessories and ready-to-wear brand opens up in her studio-shop in Rabat.

Fishermen at Marsaxlokk honours the hard-working fishermen and their beautiful characteristic Maltese boats.

The tireless energy of seasoned ceramist George Muscat is not only contagious, but comes across in each and every piece he creates.

The concertmaster at the Metropolitan Opera in New York, David Chan, will be conducting the Malta Philharmonic Orchestra.

Delicata’s barrel art contest shows that art is a living thing, just like wine.

In 1780, the king of France's sisters invested in an orange garden in Malta to ensure their annual supply.

Christie's chairman for Europe, Francois Curiel, called the stone the Leonardo da Vinci of diamonds.

The idea for this calendar, which was launched today, stemmed from research carried out last year by the National Centre for Family Research.

The three venues have, since opening, provided enterprises with the opportunity to shape business meetings, staff parties, and corporate celebrations.

The Kamra tal-Periti’s newly-launched awards programme recognises outstanding architectural projects that are a cut above the rest.

Cultural facilities included concert halls, theatres, museums and libraries.

With just weeks to go before this year’s cyclists are off on their next incredible journey, Foster Clark LifeCycle Challenge 2018 founder Alan Curry shares the motivations behind this outstanding organisation.

Fashion photographer and visual artist Stephanie Galea on what led her to pursue a career in photography, and bringing out the message in her work.

Most of the ex-employees worked for Corinthia for between 35 and 45 years ago, and are now retired.

Over the past five years, Turkish Airlines has carried over half a million passengers between Malta and Turkey, and this figure is expected to continue growing.

The heritage organisation’s initiatives to attract the Maltese public to its museums and sites are paying off and bearing fruit.

Google claims that despite requiring selfies to be sent through its computer servers, user privacy is not compromised.

With their world-class luxury crewed charters and impeccably-serviced motor yachts, Azure Ultra’s first-rate nautical experiences are the epitome of refinement.

The research took into account how busy the city is, how happy the locals are, living standards, and access to public transport.

Around 90 per cent of the grapes that are harvested during this period will go towards the making of high quality wines, including Girgentina, Gellewza and Chardonnay.

To try the wines, there is a fee of €15 for a handy wine purse which comes filled with 24 wine coins, as well as a souvenir wine glass.

Gabi Sultana and Mirek Coutigny take us on a road-trip through five different states with the works of seven of the most important American composers of our time.

Matteo Perez d’Aleccio was specifically invited to come over to Malta in 1577 to depict the Great Siege events by Grand Master Fra Jean de Cassiere.

French artist Julien Vinet discusses the power of black and white, and the freedom he experienced as an artist working in Malta.

The Flesh and the Spirit was part of the cultural event “Picasso-Mediterranean”, led by the Musée National Picasso-Paris.