Malta’s long awaited festa season is back in full swing this June which means that many localities all across Malta and Gozo will be dedicating a whole week of traditional festivities to their patron saint.

This is why we gathered a list of all the different feasts going down this June so you so you have all the options of all these fun feats you can attend while in Malta, in front of you. 

Sunday, 4^th June:

Our Lady of Fatima in Gwardamangia, Malta:

St. Joseph in Hal Ghaxaq, Malta:

Holy Trinity in Marsa, Malta:

Sunday, 11^th June:

Christ the Saviour at the Eucharist Church, Ghasri, Gozo:

St. Philip of Agira, Haz-Zebbug, Malta:

Friday, 16^th June:

Christ the Saviour at the Eucharist Church, Rabat, Malta:

Sunday, 18^th June:

Sacred Heart of Jesus, Fontana, Gozo:

The feast of Our Lady of the Lily, l-Imqabba, Malta:

Sunday, 25^th June:

St. Catherine, Zejtun, Malta:

St. John the Baptist, Xewkija, Gozo:

Immaculate Heart of Mary, Burmarrad, Malta:

St George, Qormi, Malta:

St. Nicholas, Siggiewi, Malta:

Thursday, 29^th June:

St. Peter and St. Paul, Mdina, Malta:

St. Peter and St. Paul, Nadur, Gozo:

Even though, the day of the feast is on the days specified above, there’s usually a lot of exciting and fun events such as what is locally known as il-marcijiet brijuzi leading up to the main feast day from the days before hand.

The marcijiet brijuzi involve many locals dressed in the colours associated with their village and their patron saint as they sing and dance along to the original anthems of their village, so it is definitely not the type of event to be missed!

The streets of each locality are also donned and filled with colourful decorations, like ones you have never seen before.

Facebook/Ghaqda tan-Nar Fontana & Facebook/Kumitat Festi Esterni San Gorg Martri Qormi A.D. 1919