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,...

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,...

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,...

“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...

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,...

“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...

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,...

“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...

Club Rise is here! A safe, inclusive, and joyful space created especially for youths with diverse learning abilities. Club RISE celebrates individuality, encourages confidence, and supports every young person in reaching their potential. Come make new friends, explore engaging activities, build life skills, and express yourself in a supportive environment where everyone belongs. Join us and be part of something...

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...

Shine with Music offers adaptive music sessions designed especially for children on the autism spectrum, creating a safe, supportive, and joyful environment where children can express themselves, build confidence, and enjoy music at their own pace. Through rhythm, movement, and musical play, participants are encouraged to: have fun, express emotions, develop communication and social skills, and experience the joy of...

Join us during the Easter season, for a six-week cross-stitching workshop for children between 8 and 11 years of age, with sessions on Saturday, entitled Int u Jien... Punt Salib. Children, together with their parents or guardians, will learn the art of cross-stitch in a calm, mobile-free environment that encourages focus, creativity, and meaningful time spent together. Each session offers...

The Gozo Football League 2nd Division stands as the top tier of domestic football in Gozo and is one of the island’s most prestigious and eagerly followed competitions. Organised by the Gozo Football Association (GFA), this league represents the pinnacle of footballing excellence in the region, showcasing the highest level of talent, competition, and passion within the Gozitan football community....

The Gozo Football League 2nd Division stands as the top tier of domestic football in Gozo and is one of the island’s most prestigious and eagerly followed competitions. Organised by the Gozo Football Association (GFA), this league represents the pinnacle of footballing excellence in the region, showcasing the highest level of talent, competition, and passion within the Gozitan football community....

“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...

Teatranja – The Conductor Sings is an evocative theatrical and musical experience led by Marouska Attard, where the traditional role of the conductor is reimagined through voice, presence, and storytelling. Joined by pianist Irina Fedcenko and actor Paul Portelli, the performance weaves music and drama into an intimate exploration of expression, authority, and vulnerability, blurring the boundaries between concert, theatre,...

As we come together for the energetic Inħobbok Concert featuring the beloved band The Travellers, supported by Cash & Band, get ready to experience an evening that celebrates the heart and soul of our islands. Set against a stunning Gozitan backdrop,  this event promises uplifting music, a vibrant atmosphere, and a celebration of local culture. Mark your calendars, gather your...

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...

“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...

A compelling narrative that begins with a seemingly small incident and unfolds into a deeper reflection on consequence, responsibility, and chance. As part of its cultural film programme, Citadel Cinema will host five specially curated cultural film screenings. Join us for an inspiring series that celebrates culture, creativity, and powerful storytelling on the big screen.