Science in the City 2019 at Spazju Kreattiv

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Science in the City 2019 at Spazju Kreattiv

27 September 2019

Date and Time: Friday, 27 September 2019, 6pm – midnight 
Post:
Atrium and Studio A Spazju Kreattiv
Free Entrance.

Science in the City is Malta’s much beloved Science and Arts festival visited by tens of thousands of people every year. On the 27 September it transforms Valletta from 6pm till midnight. There are events for all ages from children to teenagers to professionals, with creative jazz concerts, neurodiverse dance, science shows, magicians, augmented reality, science theatre and more!

This year’s theme is ‘The Science of YOU’ which reflects how science is geared towards the advancement of the individual and how research impacts every single one of us. Spazju Kreattiv will have ceramic plates, puppet shows and hands-on experiments.

The Atrium will have ceramic plates by San Anton School students who were inspired by a site visit in March with ecologists Prof David Mifsud and Simone Cutajar. This Kreattiv project was led by More or Less Theatre and supported by Arts Council Malta.

In Studio A, Kids Dig Science will perform ‘Don’t cut the Orchids’, that is inspired by the discovery in 2015 of an orchid that is totally new to science and unique to Malta! Through puppet theatre and hands-on experiments developed with the NGO Green House, kids can discover how to protect these plants.

Full programme: www.scienceinthecity.org.mt

Photos of SITC 2018: Credit Elisa Von Brockdorff, Science in the City—European Researchers’ Night 2019 | Posters of 2019: Design by: UNGL Studio

 

Details

Date:
27 September 2019
Event Category:

Venue

Studios
St James Cavalier
Castille Place, Valletta VLT1060 Malta
Phone:
356 21223200

Other

Language Ingliż
Keywords Xjenza, Arti, Festival
Creative Team Dr Edward Duca (manager); Karen Fiorini (assistant manager); Angele Galea (Artistic Consultant - More or Less Theatre); Sean Briffa (Kids Dig Science puppeteer);
With the participation of Funded by the European Commission’s Research and Innovation Framework Programme, H2020 (2014-2020) Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions.