The EarthGarden festival will be staged in our country for the 17th edition over a period of four days between Thursday 6 June and Sunday 9 June in Ta’ Qali, in the area of the picnic area.
During the festival there will be around 140 different interpretations of records by international and even Maltese musicians including Tribali, Xtruppaw and Manatapu.
Apart from the musical aspect, this year’s edition will see the introduction of an area dedicated to families with children called Earth Kidz as well as a part where families can do camping. The attractions for children also include initiatives from Heritage Malta related to culinary arts and culture, a magical adventure, circus juggling, public talent shows, silent discos and activities related to science from Esplora.
These details were announced in a news conference addressed by the Minister for Tourism and Public Cleanliness Clayton Bartolo in the presence of the Chief Executive of the Malta Tourism Authority Carlo Micallef and the organizers of this an event.
Minister Clayton Bartolo listed how the help provided by VisitMalta for these types of events is essential for our tourist product to be more versatile and appealing to everyone. “The fact that the organizers of this event are increasing the attractions and opportunities for families shows the potential we have as a country to make our offer for Maltese, Gowis and t -tourists who visit us will be of a higher quality,” stressed Minister Clayton Bartolo.
