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Co-funded by the Asylum,
Migration and Integration
Fund of the European Union

Arts Council Malta

Festivals Malta – Expanding Your Cultural Horizons!

Festivals Malta is an independent public organisation that falls under the remit of Arts Council Malta, organizes and manages 8 festivals and 5 national holidays, including the culturally enriching Malta International Arts Festival, featuring dynamic installations, dance and musical performances; the eclectic Malta Jazz Festival, an internationally acclaimed event that exhibits authentic Jazz music through Maltese and international artists; the celebration of culture and arts that is Notte Bianca; the initiative to create an all-year round carnival experience funded by the European Union, and the Rock Hub, a nurturing centre for emerging musicians and bands.

The aim of such festivals is to preserve tradition, foster a creative environment, and stimulate cultural awareness through accessible artistic events.

The agency’s vision is to promote Malta as a cultural destination by organizing festivals to engage a more culturally inclined audience seeking such initiatives.

Through the encouragement of cooperation between different artists, events and festivals, Festivals Malta aims to promote artistic and democratic expression, as well as cultural excellence.

The agency also collaborates with international festivals to adopt innovative ideas for Malta while providing key opportunities for local talent.

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Migrants

December 18, 2020 – International Migrants Day

“On this International Migrants Day, let us seize the opportunity of the recovery from the pandemic to implement the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration, reimagine human mobility, enable migrants to reignite economies at home and abroad and build more inclusive and resilient societies.” UN Secretary-General António Guterres

I.COM Rap Workshops in Prague

Workshop I.COM in Cezch Republic – Brno September 2020

We start again! During the holidays and in September the activities of the international ICOM project continue in Brno, where Czech and refugee and foreign children together create music on CD. The project focuses on the creative meeting of children aged 12-18 and its broad intention is to overcome xenophobia, racism and possible negative views […]

This project has been funded with support from the European Commission.
This publication reflects the views only of the author, and the European Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.


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