Tag: heritage malta

Students who have Heritage Malta Passport Visa are invited to attend an exclusive tour of the archaeological site of San Pawl Milqi in Burmarrad on 4 November. Due to the presence of bees on site, anybody allergic to bees is discouraged to participate.

Heritage Malta (HM) will hold a public lecture on bird collections on 25 October at the National Museum of Natural History in Mdina, according to a press release sent to Business Malta. The lecture will cover over 150 years of curating the collections.

On 16 October, Heritage Malta will commemorate Maltese artist Esprit Barthet — one of the best known local artists contributing to the development of artistic expression in Malta — at the MUZA.

Heritage Malta (HM) will organise special events during the Birgu Fest taking place the coming weekend. Visitors will have access to Fort St Angelo, the Malta Maritime Museum and the Inquisitor’s Palace.

The National Geographic Channel’s TV series “Buried Secrets of WWII” will feature a number of underwater cultural heritage sites around Malta and Gozo, airing today for global audiences. Heritage Malta, the national agency for museums, conservation practice and cultural heritage, collaborated with the TV network on the show.

Applications have opened up for the public to claim parcels of the Community Garden at Dawret id-Dejr in Rabat on a tolerance basis. Applicants will have to sign an agreement and apply a set of rules by the national agency

Heritage Malta (HM) is organising two special tours on the occasion of the autumn equinox at Mnajdra on the mornings of 22 and 23 September in order to mark the autumn equinox.

Heritage Malta (HM) launched a new website in order to create a more user-friendly browsing experience. HM launched the new website on the 30th anniversary of the World Wide Web Day.

Heritage Malta (HM) is holding a celebration on 7 August at Fort St Angelo in Birgu. Visitors will be able to join a trip down memory lane with Joseph German.

Heritage Malta (HM) has welcomed a large mural ceramic decoration entitled “Energy Field” by deceased Maltese artist Gabriel Caruana. The €8,000 restoration project was run by energy services provider Enemalta.