Tesserᴂ 8 The Heritage Malta Bulletin Issued biannually, the bulletin is a platform whereby Heritage Malta employees, and other professionals in the field, share their ongoing research and projects in the heritage sector with the general public. Available from Heritage Malta's museum shops.
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Kulħadd Għall-Belt: Sette Giugno 1919-2019 Exhibition Catalogue As part of Culhat al Belt, the exhibition curated by Heritage Malta to commemorate the 100 years from Sette Giugno 1919, this exhibition catalogue provides a deeper insight into this important milestone in Maltese history.
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'Reverie' by Boris Edwards (1861-1924) As summer is over, we ponder on the great experiences we have garnered and daydream about future times of relaxation. A bronze sculpture in the MUŻA collection represents a female figure lounging on a padded chair. She appears to be laid back and oblivious to everything happening around her. She seems very serene with her right leg crossed over her...
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Lecture Natural presentation & discussion 25 October National Museum of Natural History, Mdina Join us for the next Natural History lecture followed by a discussion and light nibbles at the National Museum of Natural History. The presentation 'The Bird Collections at the NMNH – A valuable source of data', will cover over 150 years of collecting and curating of collections from the Un...
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OPEN DAY Tarxien Temples 20 October Tarxien The Megalithic Temples of Tarxien will be open free of charge. Join us at 0930 hours for a guided tour of the complex in English, and at 1400 hours for a guided tour in Maltese. The estimated duration of each tour is of one hour, and will be held on a first come first served basis. A launch of the site’s new guide book will also take plac...
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Members' event The Inquisitor's Porcelain in 18th century Malta exhibition tour and Inquisitor's Palace experience 19 October Inquisitor's Palace, Birgu The Inquisitor is often seen purely as a religious legal figure, charged with enforcing canon law and suppressing heresy. However, Inquisitors were also learned and cultured dignitaries, living an active public life. Whereas we often...
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