Mosta’s Female Art Takeover: Five Maltese Women Rewrite the Island’s Cultural Script
Five Female Artists Transform Mosta Into a Celebration of Womanhood and Island Heritage Mosta’s iconic dome has witnessed countless processions, feasts,…
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HSBC Malta Foundation rescues Anton Inglott’s iconic festa painting from deterioration
HSBC Malta Foundation breathes new life into Anton Inglott masterpiece at MUŻA The HSBC Malta Foundation has announced a €15,000 grant to restore a…
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Aldo Micallef-Grimaud’s Malta Reawakens: Must-See MUŻA Retrospective Unveils Island’s Forgotten Visual Chronicle
Aldo Micallef-Grimaud’s Legacy Comes Home: Landmark Retrospective Opens at MUŻA Valletta—The city’s baroque balconies were still dripping from an…
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Żejtun Accordion Army Conquers Netherlands: How Malta’s Squeezebox Revival Won Dutch Hearts
Żejtun’s squeezebox heroes have done it again. Sixteen accordionists from the village’s renowned Stella Maris Band Club have swapped the limestone alleys…
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Bishop’s Independence Day Bombshell: Archbishop Scicluna Lists Malta’s ‘Betrayals’ in Explosive Sermon
Archbishop Charles Scicluna startled worshippers on Sunday when, from the steps of St John’s Co-Cathedral, he catalogued what he called the “betrayals of…
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Fatal Malta Tram Crash of 1904: When Progress Left Blood on Kingsway
When Malta’s Tramlines Turned Deadly: The Forgotten Carnage of 1904 The morning of 17 February 1904 began like any other in Valletta: hawkers shouted…
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Malta’s cosmic boom: why astrology is the island’s newest coping mechanism
Astrology’s appeal in uncertain times – why Malta is looking to the stars again By Hot Malta staff Valletta’s Republic Street after 9 p.m. Feels like a…
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Malta’s Independence Day 2025: Shorter School Weeks, Green Fireworks & Free Museums in 12-Point ‘Forward Day’ Blitz
Floriana’s Independence Arena was already humming at 07:30 this morning when Education Minister Dr. Justyne Caruana stepped up to the dais and declared 21…
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Malta Stops to Say Grazzi: The Night Valletta Honoured Unsung Festa Legend Carmel Micallef
Carmel Micallef’s name does not ring out from billboards or political podiums, yet walk into any village fête from Żejtun to Żurrieq this summer and you…
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Are We Really Independent? Inside Malta’s 60-Year Struggle With Freedom
Are we really independent? The question hangs over Malta like the August humidity—familiar, heavy, impossible to swat away. Every 21 September the islands…
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Malta’s youth abandon Paceville highs for friary silence: the great spiritual U-turn
Christian spirituality: U-turn after misguided freedom By a Hot Malta correspondent On any given Friday evening, the basement of the Capuchin Friary in…
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Malta’s Money Mirage: When the Gospel Spoils the GDP Party
From the Gospel: Money… not funny at all By a Hot Malta Correspondent It’s Sunday morning in Birkirkara. The church bells have just finished echoing…
