Malta Rooftop Series Summer Festival returns with five days of music and theatre
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Rooftop Series Summer Festival: Malta’s Skyline Becomes Your Stage

As the sun begins to set over the historic city of Valletta, the rooftops of the capital are no longer just a place to dry laundry or catch some rays. They’re transforming into a vibrant stage for the return of the Rooftop Series Summer Festival, a five-day extravaganza that promises to redefine your summer nights.

From Rooftops to Stages: A New Perspective

The Rooftop Series Summer Festival is back, bringing a unique blend of music and theatre to some of Malta’s most breathtaking rooftops. This isn’t your average concert or play. It’s an experience that lets you enjoy the best of Malta’s cultural scene while soaking in the island’s stunning sunset views.

Kicking off on the 15th of July at the rooftop of the iconic Valletta Waterfront, the festival will take you on a journey through the island’s rich history and culture. Each night promises a different theme, from Maltese folk music to international jazz, from Shakespearean theatre to contemporary dance.

Lineup and Venues: A Symphony of Culture and History

This year’s lineup is a symphony of local and international talent. Catch Maltese folk band Kantilena at the historic Fort St. Elmo on the 16th, or enjoy the soulful sounds of British jazz singer Liane Carroll at the rooftop of the Grandmaster’s Palace on the 18th. The festival also includes a special performance of Shakespeare’s ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ at the beautiful Upper Barrakka Gardens on the 17th.

But it’s not just about the performances. Each venue has been carefully chosen to add an extra layer of magic to the experience. From the ancient walls of the Fort to the lush greenery of the Gardens, each night promises a unique backdrop that will make your summer unforgettable.

More Than Just a Festival: A Community Effort

The Rooftop Series Summer Festival is more than just a series of concerts and plays. It’s a community effort to breathe new life into Malta’s historic rooftops and to showcase the island’s rich cultural scene. The festival is a collaboration between the Valletta 2018 Foundation, the Malta Arts Council, and a host of local businesses and volunteers.

But the festival also needs your help. Organisers are calling on local businesses to open their rooftops to the public, creating new spaces for performances and events. It’s a chance to turn Malta’s rooftops into a canvas for creativity and community spirit.

So, are you ready to trade in your usual summer nights for something a little more extraordinary? The Rooftop Series Summer Festival is waiting. Grab your tickets, find your spot on the rooftops, and get ready to experience Malta like never before.

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