Summer in Malta isn’t just about the sea and sunshine, it’s also packed with things to see and do. From big-name concerts to local festivals, June brings a full calendar of events that suit all kinds of travellers.
Here are some of the best events to check out this month – perfect for a summer trip you won’t forget.
For a great experience during these events, many visitors choose to stay at ST Hotels in Gzira and Sliema. All ST Hotels locations offer comfortable rooms with easy access to all events.
Amedeo Minghi Live in Concert – 7 June
Italian singer-songwriter Amedeo Minghi will be performing at the Malta Fairs & Conventions Centre in Attard on Saturday, 7 June. The show starts at 9:00 PM and runs until 11:00 PM.
He’s known for emotional songs like Vattene Amore, Cantare è d’Amore, and La Vita Mia, and fans can also expect tracks from his newest album Anima Sbiadita.
Tickets range from €40 to €90, with the VIP+ ticket including a meet-and-greet with the artist himself.
Eco Festival Malta – 12–15 June
For something a little different, head to the Eco Festival at Upper Barrakka Gardens in Valletta. This free event runs from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM and brings together stalls filled with handmade crafts, sustainable fashion, and creative home décor.
It’s a great spot to pick up thoughtful gifts or souvenirs, and there’s more. Project Green is hosting free family activities on Saturday and Sunday, including plant potting, sensory games, Jenga, and even VR stations for kids.
If you care about the environment or just enjoy relaxed market vibes, this one’s worth a visit.
Malta International Arts Festival – 13–22 June
The Malta International Arts Festival (MIAF) is back, offering a mix of music, theatre, and dance, all set in some of the island’s most historic places.
There’s something for everyone in this year’s line-up:
- Boċċi the Musical (13 June) celebrates Maltese humour and everyday life
- Ravel–Satie (14 June) honours two legendary composers at the Manoel Theatre
- Adriana Babin’s pan flute recital (16–17 June) and Renato Cadel’s lutenist performance (18–19 June), both held underground in a 16th-century cistern
- Sand-Art & Italian Culinary Delights (19 June), a musical journey through Italian recipes
- Malta Philharmonic Orchestra: Between Heaven and Hell (21 June)
Each show brings something unique, and the venues make it all the more memorable.
Valletta Resounds – Until 2 July
If you’re looking for something more peaceful and atmospheric, Valletta Resounds is a beautiful 40-minute concert held in the Oratory of St John’s Co-Cathedral.
The music combines sacred Maltese works with Baroque pieces by Handel and Bach, played on traditional instruments like the harp and psaltery. It’s paired with storytelling from Fra Bartolomeo, a charming character brought to life by actor Jeremy Grech.
You can also join a guided VIP tour of the cathedral before the concert starts. It’s a quiet, moving experience, perfect for those who love history, music, and art.
EquestriMalta Cawnpore Cup – 21 June
On Saturday 21 June, the Malta Equidrome in Marsa will host the EquestriMalta Cawnpore Cup, a polo event that’s as stylish as it is exciting.
Doors open at 4:00 PM, with two matches scheduled: the Novice Cup at 4:30 PM and the Cawnpore Cup at 6:30 PM. After the games, enjoy an evening of entertainment, food trucks, drinks, and a DJ line-up featuring TF, J JOY, and others.
Tickets start at €15 for general entry, with VIP access at €100. It’s a great way to enjoy something different in a relaxed, open-air setting.
Café del Mar White Edition – 21 June
If you’re after a beachside party with a splash of style, head to Café del Mar in St. Paul’s Bay for the White Edition on Saturday 21 June. Doors open at 8:00 PM, and the dress code is, you guessed it, strictly white.
This year’s headline act is world-famous Dutch DJ Fedde Le Grand, with support from a stellar line-up including Alessia De Martino, Debrii, Miggy, Joseph Stayl, and Justine on sax. Expect golden skies, ocean views, and a high-energy crowd dancing late into the night.
Standard tickets start at €20, with VIP options available. Whether you’re a house music fan or just want to experience Malta’s nightlife at its finest, this event is a summer highlight.
The Bottom Line
There’s no better time to visit Malta than in June. With so many exciting events packed into one month, from music and art to food and family fun, you’re sure to find something that speaks to you.
Make the most of your time here by staying with ST Hotels. Our central locations put you just minutes away from Valletta’s theatres, open-air festivals, and concert venues, so whether you’re planning a romantic weekend, a family getaway, or a cultural holiday, ST Hotels offers the comfort, convenience, and value you need.
Book your stay now and enjoy everything Malta has to offer this June.
