Fund to focus on improving safety in firework factories launched for the second year running
The Malta Arts Council, which falls under the Ministry for Justice, Culture and Local Government,
has just launched the second edition of a fund for firework factories that work on a voluntary basis
10 social and community projects awarded Il-Premju tal-President għall-Kreattività 2018
A total of 10 projects will receive around €62,000 through the 2018 edition of Il-Premju tal-President għall-Kreattività, an arts fund with a strong social and community emphasis
Malta Pavilion artists conduct student workshops
Supported by Bank of Valletta
Artivisti Programme revamped and extended
Arts Council Malta and Aġenzija Żgħażagħ are launching the applications for the revamped mentoring programme aimed at identifying some of the best young and promising talent across the arts
‘Deheb il-Karta’ – a television series that brings the past to life
A television series will bring to life some of the memories stored in the National Library, including forgotten tales of murder and embezzlement
Il-Premju għall-Arti 2019 finalists announced
Arts Council Malta has announced the list of nominees for the second edition of Il-Premju għall-Arti, the national arts awards which celebrate the achievements of the cultural and creative sectors
Kor Malta launched
Arts Council Malta, within the Ministry for Justice, Culture and Local Government, has launched Kor Malta, an exciting project which sees the country having its own national choir
New Director Funding and Strategy appointed
Mary Ann Cauchi has been appointed Director Funding and Strategy at Arts Council Malta
Second edition of Il-Premju għall-Arti launched
Audiences to have a greater say in nominations
Around 250 culture sector employees to benefit from one million euro project
Minister for Justice, Culture and Local Government Owen Bonnici and Parliamentary Secretary for European Funds and Social Dialogue Aaron Farrugia announced a €1 million project entitled ‘Create 2020 – Investing in Culture and Creative Capacity Skills in Malta’s Public Sector’