What if our cities and towns were put on the drawing board?
On Wednesday 10th September, we are inviting children aged 8-12 to take up the challenge of re-imagining Malta’s settlements and illustrating their vision of an ideal town, in a creative workshop at the Grand Master’s Palace in Valletta.
Starting at 16:30, through group discussion, young participants will imagine spaces that prioritize community wellbeing, green areas, and facilities that support happiness and inclusion. Using stencils and other drawing tools, they will then translate this vision into art form.
This collaborative workshop sparks creativity and inspires thoughtful urban planning in the engineers of tomorrow.
Tickets are just €10 (or €8 for Heritage Malta Members) and include entry for one accompanying adult. Book online on
http://www.heritagemalta.mt/store or visit any Heritage Malta site to reserve your spot.
The event lasts 1hr and 30mins.
Children must be accompanied by adults at all times.
Ages given are just a suggestion – this event can be enjoyed by students who are 2 years younger or older.
Every child is welcome! If your little one has any specific needs, kindly let us know and we’ll do our best to adapt the activity so they can join in the fun.
This activity forms part of Heritage Malta’s Student Passport Summer Programme 2025.
In collaboration with Malta Biennale 2026
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