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Tue, 17 Nov, 2026 at 07:00 pm UTC+01:00

The Science Behind Conserving Art and Heritage: How can we help heritage survive?

  • Our Lady of Victory Church 1566 · Valletta
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The Science Behind Conserving Art and Heritage: How can we help heritage survive?
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📅 Tuesday, 17 November 2026 | 7:00 pm
📍 Our Lady of Victory Church, Valletta
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What can the past teach us, and how can science help preserve it for future generations?
Join Malta Café Scientifique, in collaboration with Din l-Art Ħelwa, for an engaging event exploring the history, restoration and conservation of the beautiful Our Lady of Victory Church in Valletta.
The event will begin with a brief introduction to the church’s history, followed by a closer look at the restoration work carried out on the building and the artworks within it. Ms Amy Sciberras, who was part of the team involved in the church’s restoration, will share insights into the restoration process and the science behind preserving these historic treasures. Ms Nicole Stilon, Council Member of Din l-Art Ħelwa, will introduce the church’s history and its significance as part of Malta’s cultural heritage.
The event will also include an opportunity to explore the church more closely and ask questions, offering a fascinating insight into how history, art and science come together to safeguard our shared heritage.
Join us on the 17th November at 7pm to discover the stories behind this remarkable church and the work involved in ensuring that its beauty and history can be appreciated for generations to come.
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Our Lady of Victory Church 1566, Valletta, Malta

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