Family & Kids

This Lent season, immerse yourself in a captivating exhibition of faith and history, featuring religious artifacts, sacred statues, antique relics, and timeless paintings. Each piece tells a story of devotion, artistry, and spiritual heritage, offering visitors a unique opportunity to reflect, learn, and be inspired. Whether you are a history enthusiast, art lover, or seeking a meaningful experience this season,...

A depiction of the Last Supper’s table as influenced by Hebrew tradition emphasises its deep roots in Jewish ritual and symbolism. The table is often arranged with elements reminiscent of a Passover Seder, reflecting the Jewish context in which Jesus and his disciples gathered. Bread and wine take central roles, not just as sustenance but as symbols of covenant and...

Join us during this Lent season for a special exhibition featuring a representation of the Garden of Gethsemane and the Last Supper, brought to life through the creativity and imagination of our children. Experience these sacred moments of reflection, prayer, and love as seen through young hearts, inviting families and the community to pause, reflect, and journey together through this...

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 of statues and sacred objects related to the Passion of Christ by Joseph Vella, held in commemoration of the 30th anniversary of the passing of the late Nazzareno Gauci. This exhibition pays tribute to Gauci’s artistic and spiritual legacy, bringing together works that reflect deep devotion, craftsmanship, and the enduring significance of the Passion in Christian tradition. Through...

An exhibition of statues and artworks, most of which were crafted locally, depicting the Third Mystery of the Rosary: Jesus crowned with thorns. In addition, a collection of miniature statues will be on display, including antique life-size statues that were once part of the St George’s Basilica procession.

An exhibition of statues and artworks, most of which were crafted locally, depicting the Third Mystery of the Rosary: Jesus crowned with thorns. In addition, a collection of miniature statues will be on display, including antique life-size statues that were once part of the St George’s Basilica procession.