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What’s on this weekend

Everything happening this weekend, refreshed as it is confirmed.

What is on over the next few days, drawn from the calendar and checked before it goes in.

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  14. 2St Peter in Chains, BirżebbuġaOur Lady of Pompei, Marsaxlokk
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  18. 6Christ Our Saviour, Ħal Lija
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  21. 9St Laurence, San LawrenzSt Maximilian Kolbe, Buġibba
  22. 10St Laurence, Vittoriosa
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  27. 15Feast of the AssumptionThe Assumption of Our Lady, Ħ’Attard
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  35. 23The Assumption of Our Lady, Żebbuġ, GozoSt Helen, Birkirkara
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  42. 30Our Lady of Loreto, GħajnsielemSt Bartholomew, Ħal Għargħur
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  48. 5Our Lady of Consolation, Valletta (St Augustine)
  49. 6St Francis of Assisi, QawraSt Gregory the Great, Tas-Sliema
  • Public holiday
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    If nothing above appeals

    May to September

    There is always a festa somewhere

    From May to September there is almost always a village festa (a village feast) on. It will usually be better than anything ticketed. The bands play from Friday, the main procession is on Sunday, and the fireworks go up late on Saturday and Sunday nights.

    It costs nothing and nobody is performing for visitors.

    The festa calendarSee what is on
    A Maltese alley strung with festive banners
    Whatever the weather is doing

    Pick a bay instead

    If the wind has closed the coast you were planning on, the other side of the island is usually flat. The beach picker ranks every bay against the current wind.

    The islands are small enough that swapping the bay is easier than swapping the plan.

    Which bay is sheltered now
    Flat limestone rock running into deep blue water
    All year

    Valletta after dark

    The capital now has the best evening on the islands. Small wine bars and restaurants fill the side streets, busy from early and finished by about one.

    No ticket, no planning, and it works on a wet Tuesday in February.

    Nights out
    A cathedral dome lit up at night
    Something missing?

    Tell us and we will check it and add it. Listing is free, and we verify with the organiser or the venue before anything appears.