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An installation depicting the Last Supper with thirteen life-sized statues set amidst a traditional Hebrew Passover supper scene.

An exhibition of various sacred items and statues organised by Għaqda Armar Triq Diċembru 13, In-Nadur.

Join us this Lenten season for a profound Sacred Objects and Statues Exhibition. Immerse yourself in a breathtaking collection of spiritual artifacts that reflect faith and devotion. This is a unique opportunity to explore the beauty of sacred artistry and deepen your spiritual journey. Don't miss this inspiring experience! The windmill will be closed on Good Friday.

A depiction of The Last Supper, featuring life-sized statues created by Hubert Saliba. Groups of ten or more can visit outside of opening hours by calling on 79562969. Location: Beneath the Rotunda of St. John the Baptist Parvis, Xewkija

An exhibition featuring sixty figurines depicting salient moments from the final three days of the Passion of the Christ. These works of art were carved in clay by local artist Manwel Gauci. Commissioned by Eżekjel Grima, the figurines are set against scenery built by him.

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 in 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...

An exhibition of several religious artifacts, such as statues, antique relics and paintings.

An exhibition that presents a captivating journey from the Lord’s Last Supper to the Resurrection. This exhibition features intricate tapestries and a collection of over 200 hand-crafted clay shepherds, depicting more than 15 poignant scenes. Golgota is a collaborative work by Domenic and Cady Bajada.

An artistic exhibition, including The Last Supper, displaying a variety of statues crafted by Pierre Bugeja and exhibited by George Spiteri. Those wishing to visit during times not listed above, can contact Mr Spiteri on 9940 5067.

The exhibition focuses on sacred art objects related to Lent and Holy Week. Among the many items displayed, there will be a large statue of the Seven Sorrows, sculpted in Lecce, Italy, as well as smaller statues.

Depiction of the Last Supper’s table as influenced by Hebrew tradition. Location: Beneath the parish house in Għarb.

An exhibition of the stations representing The Passion of the Christ, including the triumph of His resurrection.

A replica of The Last Supper which includes 15 life-size statues sculpted by artist James Azzopardi and presented in a typical Hebrew setting by the Society of Christian Doctrine (MUSEUM). For morning group visits please contact 9986 6777.

An exhibition featuring Holy Week statues, including a representation of the Last Supper, will offer visitors an immersive experience commemorating Good Friday and Holy Week.

An exhibition of statues and artwork, the majority of which were crafted locally. The pieces depict the Second Mystery of the Rosary, which represents the suffering of Jesus. In addition to these, a collection of miniature statues will be on display. Among them is an antique statue of the Flagellation of Christ, made by brothers Michael and Alfred Camilleri Cauchi.

An original exhibition where one can see miniature statues made in Spain along with many articles related to the Passion of the Christ. Visitors may also find a replica Altar of the Sepulchre in this exhibition. For more information please contact Simon Micallef on 9988 0764.

Għaqda Briju San Ġużepp, in collaboration with the Qala Parish is organising an exhibition that portrays the Last Supper in a Hebrew setting and brings to life the Lord’s agony during His last moments.

An exhibition by George Mercieca, held in the heart of Victoria featuring an image of the face of Christ and a set of statues portraying moments from the Passion. The Risen Christ will also be on display in a dedicated niche.  

A replica of The Last Supper which includes 15 life-size statues sculpted by artist James Azzopardi and presented in a typical Hebrew setting by the Society of Christian Doctrine (MUSEUM). For morning group visits please contact 9986 6777.

The exhibition focuses on sacred art objects related to Lent and Holy Week. Among the many items displayed, there will be a large statue of the Seven Sorrows, sculpted in Lecce, Italy, as well as smaller statues.

An installation depicting the Last Supper with thirteen life-sized statues set amidst a traditional Hebrew Passover supper scene.

An exhibition featuring sixty figurines depicting salient moments from the final three days of the Passion of the Christ. These works of art were carved in clay by local artist Manwel Gauci. Commissioned by Eżekjel Grima, the figurines are set against scenery built by him.

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 in 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...

An exhibition that presents a captivating journey from the Lord’s Last Supper to the Resurrection. This exhibition features intricate tapestries and a collection of over 200 hand-crafted clay shepherds, depicting more than 15 poignant scenes. Golgota is a collaborative work by Domenic and Cady Bajada.

Għaqda Briju San Ġużepp, in collaboration with the Qala Parish is organising an exhibition that portrays the Last Supper in a Hebrew setting and brings to life the Lord’s agony during His last moments.

A depiction of The Last Supper, featuring life-sized statues created by Hubert Saliba. Groups of ten or more can visit outside of opening hours by calling on 79562969. Location: Beneath the Rotunda of St. John the Baptist Parvis, Xewkija

An exhibition featuring sacred icons and art by diverse Gozitan and Maltese Artists.  Among the pieces exhibited is a Relic of a piece of Rock from Golgotha, where Jesus Christ was crucified. On Good Friday, this exhibition will be open from 9:00 till 15:00.

An exhibition of crucifixes! Location: Parish Centre, St. John The Baptist Square, Xewkija

An exhibition featuring Holy Week statues, including a representation of the Last Supper, will offer visitors an immersive experience commemorating Good Friday and Holy Week.

An exhibition of statues and artwork, the majority of which were crafted locally. The pieces depict the Second Mystery of the Rosary, which represents the suffering of Jesus. In addition to these, a collection of miniature statues will be on display. Among them is an antique statue of the Flagellation of Christ, made by brothers Michael and Alfred Camilleri Cauchi.

An exhibition of sacred art as part of Holy Week activities.

An exhibition of the stations representing The Passion of the Christ, including the triumph of His resurrection.

A poignant installation featuring a seven-metre towering crucifix, accompanied by a Via Crucis composed of fourteen illuminated crucifixes. Each crucifix will be adorned with evocative paintings by Roberto Ferro and accompanied by a daily soundtrack of sacred music.  

Two exhibitions – A Last Supper in a historically authentic style, located in the hall next to the Parish Sanctuary throughout the entire week and an exhibition of small statues of the Passion Week crafted by Frankie Cassar.

An exhibition of various sacred items and statues organised by Għaqda Armar Triq Diċembru 13, In-Nadur.

An original exhibition where one can see miniature statues made in Spain along with many articles related to the Passion of the Christ. Visitors may also find a replica Altar of the Sepulchre in this exhibition. For more information please contact Simon Micallef on 9988 0764.

An exhibition of several religious artifacts, such as statues, antique relics and paintings.