Friday, 1 February 2013

National Drawing Competition Awards



Valletta Living History together with the Embassy Complex hosted the award ceremony for the winners of the Valletta Living History National Drawing Competition titled 'MY CITY - imagine Valletta in 2018', on Saturday 19th January 2013.  The awards were given out by Valletta Mayor, Dr. Alexiei Dingli.

Miss Laura Zammit from the Convent of the Sacred Heart won the Best Drawing award consisting of €100 shopping vouchers at the Embassy Complex, 2 tickets to see Valletta Living History, 2 tickets to use at the Embassy Cinema and a Valletta Living History gift pack.

The Best Class Effort award went to Class 3.1 of Kullegg Dun Gorg Preca Primary A Paola.  The class prize consists of a screening of Valletta Living History and participation in the Valletta Treasure Hunt together with a gift pack each.

Valletta Living History is a high definition audiovisual docudrama depicting the history, culture and lifestyle of Malta and the Maltese.  It is screened eight times daily in eight languages at the Embassy Complex in Valletta.  The high quality production has also been awarded the Quality Assured seal by the Malta Tourism Authority.  For more information visit www.maltaattraction.com or on Facebook.

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Valletta Living History flimkien ma’ The Embassy Complex ospitaw iċ-ċerimonja tal-għoti tal-premijiet lir-rebbieħa tal-Valletta Living History National Drawing Competition bl-isem 'MY CITY - imagine Valletta in 2018', nhar is-Sibt 19 ta’ Jannar 2012.  Għal din iċ-ċerimonja attenda fost oħrajn is-Sindku tal-Belt Valletta, Dr. Alexiei Dingli.

Laura Zammit mill-iskola The Convent of the Sacred Heart rebħet ir-rigal tal-aqwa stampa fejn ingħatat €100 vouchers li jissarfu f’ The Embassy Complex, 2 biljetti biex tara Valletta Living History, 2 biljetti biex tara film f’ The Embassy Cinema u numru ta’ rigali marbuta ma’ Valletta Living History.

Il-klassi 3.1 tal-Kullegg Dun Gorg Preca Primarja A ta’ Raħal Ġdid ħadu l-unur bħala l-aħjar klassi li pparteċipw.  Huma rebħu mawra bħala klassi biex jaraw Valletta Living History u wara jieħdu sehem fit-Treasure Hunt tal-Belt Valletta.

Valletta Living History huwa docudrama li juri l-istorja, il-kultura u l-istil ta’ ħajja ta' Malta u tal-Maltin. Prodott u muri f’ definizzjoni għolja, dan l-ispettaklu, f’perjodu qasir rċeva rikonoxximent għall-kwalità tiegħu, u ingħata il-Quality Assured Award, siġill tal-Awtorità Maltija tat-Turiżmu.

Valletta Living History jintwera kuljum fil-Kumpless Embassy fil-Belt Valletta. Aktar informazzjoni dwar l-ispettaklu u din l-inizjattiva tinstab fuq il-websajt www.maltaattraction.com jew fuq Facebook.

Monday, 2 July 2012

Thanks to Maltese Australian visitors


We would like to thank all the Maltese Australians who have been visiting our show over the past weeks while on holiday in Malta whilst trying to have an endless summer! 

It is a great joy to us at Valletta Living History to hear that many people have come to find us after hearing back in Australia what a great show it is.

US Ambassador Visit


Newly appointed US Ambassador, H.E. Gina Abercrombie-Winstanley visited Valletta on Wednesday 27th June togethr with her family and friends who were visiting Malta.

The visit started off with a stop at the Embassy Complex to see Valletta Living History, a high definition, multilingul audiovisual show depicting the history, culture and lifestyle of Malta and the Maltese. Mrs. Abercrombie-Winstanley thanked the management for the invitation to visit the show and had very positive coments about the production and also about all there was to see in Valletta.

Valletta Living History is open every day with 8 shows daily starting from 10am with the last one at 3.15pm. More information can be found at www.maltaattraction.com.

 Photo: Mr. Alexis Callus, Sales and Marketing Manager Valletta Living History, Mr. Gerard Winstanley; H.E. Gina Abercrombie-Winstanley, US Ambassador; Mrs Bettina Azzopardi, Manager Embassy Complex, Mr. John Soler, Director Valletta Living History.

Thursday, 16 June 2011

The Letters We Like to Receive!



It is great to receive such mail in the post!! A big thank you to the teachers and students of St. Edward's College who visited Valletta Living History earlier this week!

Tuesday, 14 June 2011

Education Minister Visits



In order to commemorate the 1st anniversary from the launching of Valletta Living History, Education, Employment and Family Minister, the Hon. Dolores Crisitina visited the attraction at the Embassy Complex in Valletta.

Valletta Living History is a 35 minute audiovisual show, filmed and screened in high definition. The show, available in eight languages is a docudrama depicting the history, culture and lifestyle of Malta and the Maltese.

On this occasion students from St. Edward’s Collage and Stella Maris Collage were invited to view the show.

Minister Cristina highlighted the importance of understanding our heritage and appreciating the efforts of our forefathers. The students, when asked of their experience by the Minister, all expressed their fascination at the bravery of the Maltese and their pride of such a rich history. She appealed to them to use the summer wisely and take time to visit and appreciate more the history that surrounds Valletta and the rest of the island.

More information about Valletta Living History can be found on www.maltaattraction.com or by calling 27220071.

Photo: Hon. Dolores Cristina Minister of Education flanked by her Private Secretary, Ms. Michelle Mallia and Mr. Michael Soler, Director of Valletta Living History.

Thursday, 5 May 2011

Competition Award

On the 29th April 2011, as advised, Ms. Yanica Galea, a lucky fan of the Valletta Living History Facebook Page won €100.00 vouchers thanks to The Embassy Complex in Valletta after being selected in a raffle.

Valletta Living History is a 35 minute audiovisual show, filmed and screened in high definition. It has recently been awarded the Quality Assured seal by the Malta Tourism Authority. The show depicts the history, culture and lifestyle of Malta and the Maltese.

Yanica is a 20 year-old MCAST student from Birzebbuga. She spends her time preparing for gigs and playing the base guitar with her band The OverOuts and is looking forward to achieving her dream of releasing a first album, so look out for them in the future!

Look out for the next Facebook competition on the Valletta Living History page.



Valletta Living History is screened every day at the Embassy Complex in Valletta. More information can be obtained by visiting www.maltaattraction.com.