Notte Bianca returns to Valletta this year with four distinct zones, inviting audiences to explore the capital through a packed programme of art, music, performance and culture.
More than 50 multidisciplinary projects featuring local artists will take place across the city, with the majority created especially for Notte Bianca 2026.
The four-zone format is designed to make it easier for visitors to navigate the evening while encouraging them to move between different areas of Valletta and encounter a variety of projects, artists and art forms along the way.
From intimate artistic experiences to larger-scale performances, the programme will transform the city’s streets, squares and cultural spaces into a vibrant open-air celebration.
One of the evening’s main highlights will take place in St George’s Square, where the Malta Philharmonic Orchestra will present Minn Malta — a concert celebrating Maltese music and the artists who have shaped its sound.
With something happening around every corner, Notte Bianca promises another memorable night in the capital.
Notte Bianca is organised by Festivals Malta, the full programme is available at festivals.mt/nb.
