Malta’s long-awaited festa season is officially back in full swing this June! That means towns and villages across Malta and Gozo will be coming alive with a full week of traditional celebrations, all in honour of their patron saints.

To help you make the most of it, we’ve put together a full list of all the local feasts taking place this month, so you can plan your weekends and experience these colourful, cultural events first-hand.

Sunday 1st June

Our Lady of Fatima in Gwardamangia, Malta

St. Joseph in Hal Ghaxaq, Malta

Sunday 8th June

St. Philip of Agira, Haz-Zebbug, Malta

Corpus Christi, Għasri, Gozo

Sunday 15^th June

Sacred Heart of Jesus, Fontana, Gozo

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

St. Catherine, Zejtun, Malta

The Feast of the Holy Trinity, Marsa, Malta

Sunday 22nd June

Corpus Christi, Rabat, Malta

St. John the Baptist, Xewkija, Gozo

Sunday 29^th June

St. Peter and St. Paul, Mdina, Malta

St. Peter and St. Paul, Nadur, Gozo

Our Lady of Lourdes, Qrendi, Malta

Immaculate Heart of Mary, Burmarrad, Malta

St George, Qormi, Malta

St. Nicholas of Bari, Siggiewi, Malta

While the main feast day falls on the dates listed above, the celebrations usually start several days in advance, building up to the big day with a variety of exciting events.

One of the most anticipated traditions is the marċijiet brijużi, lively street marches full of music, energy, and community spirit. During these festive gatherings, locals proudly dress in the colours of their village and patron saint, singing and dancing along to original anthems that are unique to each locality. It’s an unforgettable experience and a true highlight of Malta’s festa season.

Adding to the spectacle, the streets are transformed with vibrant, eye-catching decorations, unlike anything you’ve seen before - banners, lights, statues, and intricate designs that celebrate both faith and tradition.

Will you be celebrating any of these feasts?