He added that events like this help foster “a sense of collective responsibility towards our environment,” while also raising awareness among families and younger generations.

Jason Micallef, Chairperson of the Valletta Cultural Agency, said the festival continues to showcase how culture can help shape a more sustainable future. “It’s a practical and engaging way to bring people together and focus on what truly matters — our environment and our regeneration on every level.”

What’s On Around Valletta

Along Old Theatre Street, the Eco Market will be held daily, featuring sustainable and locally made products. Free activities for children, including face painting, pebble art, and upcycled craft workshops, will take place on 27th April, 1st May, 3rd May and 4th May, between 11am and 2pm.

At Triton Square, visitors can take part in environmental awareness activities led by Wasteserv and the MEEE Mobile Unit.

Across the city, familiar faces like Timon & Pumbaa and Donald & Daisy will be roaming the streets on 25th and 27th April from 10am to 12pm. Musical acts Tikka Banda and percussion group Trakadum will also perform on select dates.

The Valletta Green Festival runs daily until 4th May, with a full programme of educational stands, interactive workshops, and city-wide entertainment promoting environmental consciousness.

This year’s edition features participation from ERA, Project Green, Ambjent Malta, Circular Economy Malta, Wasteserv, MEEE, and Eco Market Malta.

For more info, visit vca.gov.mt or check out the Valletta Cultural Agency’s Facebook page here.