Science in the City Festival in Vallettavie, 25 sept 2026Visitmalta

Science in the City Festival in Valletta

Sliemavie, 25 sept 2026 · 00:00 – 00:00

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Science in the City returns to Malta with a free two‑day festival uniting research, creativity and STEAM experiences to inspire critical thinking and future generations.

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Science in the City returns to Valletta on Friday 25 and Saturday 26 September 2026, Malta's national science and arts festival. The 2026 edition runs under the theme "Research, Resist, Reimagine," built around the idea that research happens outside labs and lecture halls as much as inside them.

The programme has four strands: pre-festival workshops, a street festival across Valletta, a performance festival at Sala San Duminku and the Catholic Institute in Floriana, and an online component. Past editions have drawn over 33,000 attendees across the weekend.

Activities range from interactive workshops on genetics, plants and neuroscience to live performances and public talks, aimed at researchers, artists, students and the public together rather than as separate audiences.

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Malta's national science and arts festival featuring interactive workshops, street activities, live performances, and dialogue blending research with creativity across Valletta.

⏱️ 24 h

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  • Friday 25 and Saturday 26 September 2026
  • Main location: Valletta, Malta
  • Also: Sala San Duminku (Valletta) and Catholic Institute (Floriana)
  • Most activities are free or low-cost
  • Pre-festival workshops, street festival, performances, and online access

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When does Science in the City Festival take place?

Friday 25 and Saturday 26 September 2026.

What's the festival theme this year?

"Research, Resist, Reimagine" — exploring how research and creativity exist beyond traditional institutional spaces and affect everyday life.

What activities are included?

Pre-festival workshops, street festival activities throughout Valletta, live performances and discussions at venue spaces, and online access to festival content.

Is it suitable for children?

Yes. The festival includes interactive workshops on genetics, plants, neuroscience, maths, and movement—designed to engage all ages.

Do I need tickets?

Most street festival activities are free. Specific performances or workshops may have a small fee. Check the website for current details.

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