The Chamber of Mysteries the I.M.S. Merlin Award-Winning Show Is Back Again!

Venture out for a night of Fun, Mystery and Illusion. Experience Unbelievable Feats of Mind-Reading, Magic and Close-Up Miracles in the secret Chamber of Mysteries. Most importantly you are sure to be entertained by a number of acts that Defy Explanation!

The show consists of amazing feats of magic and illusion topped with a spice of humor. As a matter of fact, it is the only show in the world where you’ll witness Merlin Award winners Brian Role` & Lola Palmer performing amazing feats in this unique intimate setting.

The main theatre’s charm is that it is intimate and comfortable, with tiered seating that offers perfect viewing from every seat. Its character and ambient provide an ideal setting for a magical and memorable evening out.

Malta’s Most Amazing Show!

https://www.chamberofmysteries.com

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A Din l-Art Ħelwa volunteer will lead a 90-minute tour of Msida Bastion Historic Garden on Saturday, 28th November 2020 at 10am.
The garden served as Malta’s main Protestant cemetery from 1806 to 1856. At least 528 people were buried there, mainly British servicemen, officials and businessmen and their families, some of whose descendants still live in Malta today, as well as some Maltese, including Mikiel Anton Vassalli, known as the father of the Maltese language.

The cemetery contains many marble headstones and funerary monuments as well as indigenous and exotic trees, some of which are 200 years old. It was restored by Din l-Art Ħelwa in collaboration with government ministries and the British High Commission over a 10-year period between the 1980s and 1990s, and was awarded the Silver Medal by Europa Nostra in 2002. In 2004, a small Museum of Maltese Burial Practices was opened adjacent to the garden.

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“We are presenting to you the CHRISTMAS Soap making WORKSHOPS!”

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