Science in the City 2026 - Street Festival

Get ready to dive into the world of science at Science in the City 2026 - Street Festival, where discoveries and fun collide! Science in the City is Malta’s national science and arts festival, bringing together researchers, artists, local organisations and citizens to explore how science shapes our lives. This event invites everyone to experience research in new and engaging ways. Guided by strong values, the Science in the City team champions Open Science, gender equity, inclusion, and diversity. We strive to make research accessible to everyone, while promoting dialogue, critical thinking, and active citizenship. With over 34,000 visitors and more than half a million reached through our media campaigns, it is a fantastic opportunity for scientists, artists, and citizens to collaborate and get creative. Visitors of all ages with curious minds experience the union of science and society in the most unexpected and inspiring ways. Every edition of the festival reflects the Science in the City team’s dedication to innovation and impact, and the 2026 edition, celebrating Science in the City’s 15th anniversary, carries special significance. With the theme “Research, Resist, Reimagine” the festival becomes a true call to action. Research gives us the tools to understand the world. Resist challenges the existing norms, reimagining and building what could come next. From climate urgency to technological disruption, this edition empowers citizens (especially younger generations) to question, engage, and actively shape their future. Around Triton Fountain you will be able to enjoy a multitude of science experiments, hands-on activities, games, robots, and interactive installations in a lively outdoor setting. Whether you are interested in health, technology, the environment, or culture, we got it all covered! At the Street Festival you get the chance to test your brain health, turn trash into beautiful art pieces, see robots in action, find out how Triton is being maintained and restored, learn how to build a more sustainable future and so much more! So stay tuned, the full program will be announced soon! *************************************************************************************** For more info check out our website. Tickets for all events click here. *************************************************************************************** For regular updates follow our Science in the City social media pages: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ScienceInTheCityMalta/ *************************************************************************************** The Science in the City team invites your feedback! Share your views about the Festival and enter a prize draw! https://questionpro.eu/t/AB3vDNiZB3wiOV Registration for this event will enroll you in an evaluation coordinated by the University of Malta to help us understand your views about the Science in the City 2026 festival. We ask you to complete a questionnaire both before and after attending the festival. Each questionnaire takes approximately 6–8 minutes to complete. You will receive the pre-festival survey by email along with your booking confirmation. As a special thank you, you will be automatically entered into a prize draw once you have completed both the pre- and post-festival surveys, with the chance to win one of 10 €50 Piscopo gift cards, 2 Heritage Malta memberships, or a selection of other vouchers and discounts. Science in the City is compliant with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). Your participation is completely voluntary. This survey is limited to individuals who are 16 years of age or older. You may view the privacy policy here. Any questions about this survey can be directed to: [email protected]. If you have any questions about the research we are conducting for the Science in the City 2026 festival, please email [email protected] *************************************************************************************** We thank our Partners! The Science in the City consortium is led by the University of Malta and the Malta Chamber of Scientists, in partnership with Institute for Methods Innovation, Arts Council Malta, Research Innovation and Development Trust, Xjenza Malta, Esplora, JAMRAI Project, Ministry of Education and Sport, Malta Enterprise, Malta Digital Innovation Authority, APS Bank, Piscopo Gardens, Transport Malta, Malta College of Arts, Science and Technology, Servizzi Ewropej f'Malta, Digital Traffic Brain, ProHealth, Project Green, Office of the Deputy Prime Minister and Ministry for Health, Embassy of Spain, European Institute for Emerging Technologies, Ministry for Justice, RIDT (Research Innovation and Development Trust), Ministry for Arts, Culture and National Heritage, Embassy Hotel Valletta, Storm Design, Heritage Malta, Public Broadcasting Services Limited, Ministry for Social Policy and Children's Rights, Sala San Duminku, GreenPak, Tech.mt.