During this Lenten season, a large cross will be exhibited with a surrounding garden—a modern yet traditional way of the Cross reflecting contemporary life. The cross is dedicated to those facing difficult times, honoring the struggles of individuals and communities in today’s world. It invites all who visit to pause in prayer and reflection, to walk in compassion, and to...

This solo exhibition meditates on light in times of grief, hope, memory, celebration, and the mundane. The body of work on display reflects on how light weaves through humanity’s lived experience. Azzopardi is drawn to the presence of light in two primary spaces: the home and the expanse of the sea. Indoors, it transforms a space into a sanctuary; outdoors,...

Renowned British artist Richard Cole returns for his third solo exhibition, presenting a captivating fusion of narrative and colour. Sunlit streets, historic façades, and everyday encounters unfold across his works, where architectural detail meets human presence. In scenes like this, Cole captures the rhythm of lived experience—figures in motion, fragments of conversation, the warmth of place—rendered through luminous washes of...

During this Lenten season, a large cross will be exhibited with a surrounding garden—a modern yet traditional way of the Cross reflecting contemporary life. The cross is dedicated to those facing difficult times, honoring the struggles of individuals and communities in today’s world. It invites all who visit to pause in prayer and reflection, to walk in compassion, and to...

Step back in time and explore the rich history of the Gozo Boat through a unique philatelic exhibition featuring postcards and stamps. This exhibition traces the vital role of the Gozo Boat in connecting islands, people, and messages, as reflected in historic postal material and visual memorabilia. From early maritime routes to everyday island life, the collection highlights how postcards...

This solo exhibition meditates on light in times of grief, hope, memory, celebration, and the mundane. The body of work on display reflects on how light weaves through humanity’s lived experience. Azzopardi is drawn to the presence of light in two primary spaces: the home and the expanse of the sea. Indoors, it transforms a space into a sanctuary; outdoors,...

Renowned British artist Richard Cole returns for his third solo exhibition, presenting a captivating fusion of narrative and colour. Sunlit streets, historic façades, and everyday encounters unfold across his works, where architectural detail meets human presence. In scenes like this, Cole captures the rhythm of lived experience—figures in motion, fragments of conversation, the warmth of place—rendered through luminous washes of...

During this Lenten season, a large cross will be exhibited with a surrounding garden—a modern yet traditional way of the Cross reflecting contemporary life. The cross is dedicated to those facing difficult times, honoring the struggles of individuals and communities in today’s world. It invites all who visit to pause in prayer and reflection, to walk in compassion, and to...

Step back in time and explore the rich history of the Gozo Boat through a unique philatelic exhibition featuring postcards and stamps. This exhibition traces the vital role of the Gozo Boat in connecting islands, people, and messages, as reflected in historic postal material and visual memorabilia. From early maritime routes to everyday island life, the collection highlights how postcards...

This solo exhibition meditates on light in times of grief, hope, memory, celebration, and the mundane. The body of work on display reflects on how light weaves through humanity’s lived experience. Azzopardi is drawn to the presence of light in two primary spaces: the home and the expanse of the sea. Indoors, it transforms a space into a sanctuary; outdoors,...

Renowned British artist Richard Cole returns for his third solo exhibition, presenting a captivating fusion of narrative and colour. Sunlit streets, historic façades, and everyday encounters unfold across his works, where architectural detail meets human presence. In scenes like this, Cole captures the rhythm of lived experience—figures in motion, fragments of conversation, the warmth of place—rendered through luminous washes of...

“One morning, not long after his return to the cave, Zarathustra leapt from his resting place like a madman, roaring in a terrible voice, behaving as though someone else still lay there and refused to rise.” Thus echoes Nietzsche’s scene: Zarathustra’s cry resounds so violently that his animals approach in fear, while every other creature flees—flying, crawling, leaping—according to the...

“One morning, not long after his return to the cave, Zarathustra leapt from his resting place like a madman, roaring in a terrible voice, behaving as though someone else still lay there and refused to rise.” Thus echoes Nietzsche’s scene: Zarathustra’s cry resounds so violently that his animals approach in fear, while every other creature flees—flying, crawling, leaping—according to the...

During this Lenten season, a large cross will be exhibited with a surrounding garden—a modern yet traditional way of the Cross reflecting contemporary life. The cross is dedicated to those facing difficult times, honoring the struggles of individuals and communities in today’s world. It invites all who visit to pause in prayer and reflection, to walk in compassion, and to...

Step back in time and explore the rich history of the Gozo Boat through a unique philatelic exhibition featuring postcards and stamps. This exhibition traces the vital role of the Gozo Boat in connecting islands, people, and messages, as reflected in historic postal material and visual memorabilia. From early maritime routes to everyday island life, the collection highlights how postcards...

This solo exhibition meditates on light in times of grief, hope, memory, celebration, and the mundane. The body of work on display reflects on how light weaves through humanity’s lived experience. Azzopardi is drawn to the presence of light in two primary spaces: the home and the expanse of the sea. Indoors, it transforms a space into a sanctuary; outdoors,...

Renowned British artist Richard Cole returns for his third solo exhibition, presenting a captivating fusion of narrative and colour. Sunlit streets, historic façades, and everyday encounters unfold across his works, where architectural detail meets human presence. In scenes like this, Cole captures the rhythm of lived experience—figures in motion, fragments of conversation, the warmth of place—rendered through luminous washes of...

“One morning, not long after his return to the cave, Zarathustra leapt from his resting place like a madman, roaring in a terrible voice, behaving as though someone else still lay there and refused to rise.” Thus echoes Nietzsche’s scene: Zarathustra’s cry resounds so violently that his animals approach in fear, while every other creature flees—flying, crawling, leaping—according to the...

“One morning, not long after his return to the cave, Zarathustra leapt from his resting place like a madman, roaring in a terrible voice, behaving as though someone else still lay there and refused to rise.” Thus echoes Nietzsche’s scene: Zarathustra’s cry resounds so violently that his animals approach in fear, while every other creature flees—flying, crawling, leaping—according to the...

During this Lenten season, a large cross will be exhibited with a surrounding garden—a modern yet traditional way of the Cross reflecting contemporary life. The cross is dedicated to those facing difficult times, honoring the struggles of individuals and communities in today’s world. It invites all who visit to pause in prayer and reflection, to walk in compassion, and to...

Step back in time and explore the rich history of the Gozo Boat through a unique philatelic exhibition featuring postcards and stamps. This exhibition traces the vital role of the Gozo Boat in connecting islands, people, and messages, as reflected in historic postal material and visual memorabilia. From early maritime routes to everyday island life, the collection highlights how postcards...

This solo exhibition meditates on light in times of grief, hope, memory, celebration, and the mundane. The body of work on display reflects on how light weaves through humanity’s lived experience. Azzopardi is drawn to the presence of light in two primary spaces: the home and the expanse of the sea. Indoors, it transforms a space into a sanctuary; outdoors,...

An exhibition featuring sixty finely crafted figurines depicting salient moments from the Passion of the Christ, carved in clay by local artist Manwel Gauci. Commissioned by Eżekiel Grima, the figurines are set against evocative scenery meticulously designed and built by him, creating a powerful visual narrative that guides visitors through the sorrow, sacrifice, and redemption at the heart of the...

An exhibition organised by Austin Masini with the assistance of Noel and Eżekjel Grima featuring a set of twelve tableaux representing the Passion of the Christ. Crafted using paper-mâché, in Lecce, Italy and mounted on beautiful, locally-made walnut stands, the statues represent the stations of the Passion of the Christ and are adorned with embroidered quotes relating to the Passion...

Renowned British artist Richard Cole returns for his third solo exhibition, presenting a captivating fusion of narrative and colour. Sunlit streets, historic façades, and everyday encounters unfold across his works, where architectural detail meets human presence. In scenes like this, Cole captures the rhythm of lived experience—figures in motion, fragments of conversation, the warmth of place—rendered through luminous washes of...

“One morning, not long after his return to the cave, Zarathustra leapt from his resting place like a madman, roaring in a terrible voice, behaving as though someone else still lay there and refused to rise.” Thus echoes Nietzsche’s scene: Zarathustra’s cry resounds so violently that his animals approach in fear, while every other creature flees—flying, crawling, leaping—according to the...

An exhibition featuring sixty finely crafted figurines depicting salient moments from the Passion of the Christ, carved in clay by local artist Manwel Gauci. Commissioned by Eżekiel Grima, the figurines are set against evocative scenery meticulously designed and built by him, creating a powerful visual narrative that guides visitors through the sorrow, sacrifice, and redemption at the heart of the...

An exhibition organised by Austin Masini with the assistance of Noel and Eżekjel Grima featuring a set of twelve tableaux representing the Passion of the Christ. Crafted using paper-mâché, in Lecce, Italy and mounted on beautiful, locally-made walnut stands, the statues represent the stations of the Passion of the Christ and are adorned with embroidered quotes relating to the Passion...

“One morning, not long after his return to the cave, Zarathustra leapt from his resting place like a madman, roaring in a terrible voice, behaving as though someone else still lay there and refused to rise.” Thus echoes Nietzsche’s scene: Zarathustra’s cry resounds so violently that his animals approach in fear, while every other creature flees—flying, crawling, leaping—according to the...

Walk with us in faith this Lent as we reflect on the journey of Christ. Join our open-air Way of the Cross for a meaningful time of prayer, meditation, and fellowship. Experience the power of reflection, prayer, and unity as we walk together, remembering the ultimate sacrifice and love of our Lord. Everyone is welcome—bring your family and friends.

During this Lenten season, a large cross will be exhibited with a surrounding garden—a modern yet traditional way of the Cross reflecting contemporary life. The cross is dedicated to those facing difficult times, honoring the struggles of individuals and communities in today’s world. It invites all who visit to pause in prayer and reflection, to walk in compassion, and to...

Step back in time and explore the rich history of the Gozo Boat through a unique philatelic exhibition featuring postcards and stamps. This exhibition traces the vital role of the Gozo Boat in connecting islands, people, and messages, as reflected in historic postal material and visual memorabilia. From early maritime routes to everyday island life, the collection highlights how postcards...

This solo exhibition meditates on light in times of grief, hope, memory, celebration, and the mundane. The body of work on display reflects on how light weaves through humanity’s lived experience. Azzopardi is drawn to the presence of light in two primary spaces: the home and the expanse of the sea. Indoors, it transforms a space into a sanctuary; outdoors,...

An exhibition featuring sixty finely crafted figurines depicting salient moments from the Passion of the Christ, carved in clay by local artist Manwel Gauci. Commissioned by Eżekiel Grima, the figurines are set against evocative scenery meticulously designed and built by him, creating a powerful visual narrative that guides visitors through the sorrow, sacrifice, and redemption at the heart of the...

An exhibition organised by Austin Masini with the assistance of Noel and Eżekjel Grima featuring a set of twelve tableaux representing the Passion of the Christ. Crafted using paper-mâché, in Lecce, Italy and mounted on beautiful, locally-made walnut stands, the statues represent the stations of the Passion of the Christ and are adorned with embroidered quotes relating to the Passion...

Renowned British artist Richard Cole returns for his third solo exhibition, presenting a captivating fusion of narrative and colour. Sunlit streets, historic façades, and everyday encounters unfold across his works, where architectural detail meets human presence. In scenes like this, Cole captures the rhythm of lived experience—figures in motion, fragments of conversation, the warmth of place—rendered through luminous washes of...

“One morning, not long after his return to the cave, Zarathustra leapt from his resting place like a madman, roaring in a terrible voice, behaving as though someone else still lay there and refused to rise.” Thus echoes Nietzsche’s scene: Zarathustra’s cry resounds so violently that his animals approach in fear, while every other creature flees—flying, crawling, leaping—according to the...

An exhibition featuring sixty finely crafted figurines depicting salient moments from the Passion of the Christ, carved in clay by local artist Manwel Gauci. Commissioned by Eżekiel Grima, the figurines are set against evocative scenery meticulously designed and built by him, creating a powerful visual narrative that guides visitors through the sorrow, sacrifice, and redemption at the heart of the...

An exhibition organised by Austin Masini with the assistance of Noel and Eżekjel Grima featuring a set of twelve tableaux representing the Passion of the Christ. Crafted using paper-mâché, in Lecce, Italy and mounted on beautiful, locally-made walnut stands, the statues represent the stations of the Passion of the Christ and are adorned with embroidered quotes relating to the Passion...

“One morning, not long after his return to the cave, Zarathustra leapt from his resting place like a madman, roaring in a terrible voice, behaving as though someone else still lay there and refused to rise.” Thus echoes Nietzsche’s scene: Zarathustra’s cry resounds so violently that his animals approach in fear, while every other creature flees—flying, crawling, leaping—according to the...

A literary feature by Chevalier Joe M. Attard reflecting on spiritual preparation for the Passion of Christ, enriched by musical excerpts from local composers and performed by the Allegro Clefs Band with young soloists. An accompanying exhibition of small statues depicting the Passion of Christ will be on display.

During this Lenten season, a large cross will be exhibited with a surrounding garden—a modern yet traditional way of the Cross reflecting contemporary life. The cross is dedicated to those facing difficult times, honoring the struggles of individuals and communities in today’s world. It invites all who visit to pause in prayer and reflection, to walk in compassion, and to...

Step back in time and explore the rich history of the Gozo Boat through a unique philatelic exhibition featuring postcards and stamps. This exhibition traces the vital role of the Gozo Boat in connecting islands, people, and messages, as reflected in historic postal material and visual memorabilia. From early maritime routes to everyday island life, the collection highlights how postcards...

This solo exhibition meditates on light in times of grief, hope, memory, celebration, and the mundane. The body of work on display reflects on how light weaves through humanity’s lived experience. Azzopardi is drawn to the presence of light in two primary spaces: the home and the expanse of the sea. Indoors, it transforms a space into a sanctuary; outdoors,...

Renowned British artist Richard Cole returns for his third solo exhibition, presenting a captivating fusion of narrative and colour. Sunlit streets, historic façades, and everyday encounters unfold across his works, where architectural detail meets human presence. In scenes like this, Cole captures the rhythm of lived experience—figures in motion, fragments of conversation, the warmth of place—rendered through luminous washes of...

An exhibition featuring sixty finely crafted figurines depicting salient moments from the Passion of the Christ, carved in clay by local artist Manwel Gauci. Commissioned by Eżekiel Grima, the figurines are set against evocative scenery meticulously designed and built by him, creating a powerful visual narrative that guides visitors through the sorrow, sacrifice, and redemption at the heart of the...

An exhibition organised by Austin Masini with the assistance of Noel and Eżekjel Grima featuring a set of twelve tableaux representing the Passion of the Christ. Crafted using paper-mâché, in Lecce, Italy and mounted on beautiful, locally-made walnut stands, the statues represent the stations of the Passion of the Christ and are adorned with embroidered quotes relating to the Passion...

“One morning, not long after his return to the cave, Zarathustra leapt from his resting place like a madman, roaring in a terrible voice, behaving as though someone else still lay there and refused to rise.” Thus echoes Nietzsche’s scene: Zarathustra’s cry resounds so violently that his animals approach in fear, while every other creature flees—flying, crawling, leaping—according to the...

Planet Earth is entering 2026, a change that is both cosmical and cultural in nature as it is global and local. A time marked by various traditions and celebrations throughout history, the first quarter of the year features New Year’s Eve fireworks, Holi, the Lunar (or Chinese) New Year, Carnival/Mardi Gras, and the March Equinox. The names of the first...