Get ready to immerse yourself in a world of greenery and eco-consciousness as the Valletta Green Festival returns for its much-anticipated 10th edition, running from the 10th to the 19th of May. This year, the festival promises a wide range of exciting activities and educational experiences that highlight the importance of sustainability and environmental conservation.

For starters, the Eco Market will feature a vibrant open-air market showcasing all things sustainable. From thrift shopping to eco-friendly beauty products, jewellery, art, and items for kids and pets, there's something for everyone. Plus, don't miss the free kids' face painting sessions during the weekends, adding a splash of colour and creativity to the festivities.

Visitors can also join Eco Market Malta for a series of engaging workshops designed to inspire and educate both children and adults alike. From "Gardening Fun" where kids can create their own bird feeders to "Blooming Nature" celebrating spring with repurposed materials, and "Nature Pompoms" offering a sustainable alternative to plastic balloons, there's plenty of hands-on learning and fun to be had.

However, the fun doesn’t stop there. Groove to the beats of Trakadum's live performance on the 11th of May, adding a musical touch to the festivities. Plus, don't miss the exhilarating Flash Mob Performance on the 18th of May, where dancers will enthral audiences with their energetic moves, spreading the message of sustainability through art and movement.

There will also be hands-on planting experience for both kids and adults. You can plant your own greens and take them home to nurture and grow. Test your skills at the Compost Balls Game and snap some memorable photos at the colourful photo booth.

With so much to see and do, the Valletta Green Festival 2024 promises to be a celebration of nature, creativity, and sustainability.

Join the event in St George's Square and join the journey towards a greener, more eco-friendly future.

Will you be paying the Valletta Green Festival a visit?