PRESS RELEASE BY THE PARLIAMENTARY SECRETARIAT FOR PUBLIC WORKS Ta’ Qali National Park gears up for the 43rd edition of the Farsons Beer Festival

From July 3rd to 12th, the 43rd edition of the Farsons Beer Festival 2025 will take place at Ta’ Qali National Park, the largest green space in the country. This annual event attracts tens of thousands of Maltese and tourists alike.

On the eve of the festival’s official opening, the Parliamentary Secretary for Public Works, Omar Farrugia, together with the Head of the Ta’ Qali National Park Unit, Jason Micallef, and the event organisers, visited the site to view the final preparations ahead of the festival’s kick-off tomorrow evening.

Parliamentary Secretary Omar Farrugia stated, “This festival is yet another annual event that in recent years has become synonymous with the Ta’ Qali National Park. This vast, open and green space, managed by the Department of Public Works and recently subject to one of the largest regeneration projects in the country, now hosts a full calendar of major events that attract tens of thousands of locals and tourists. This is exactly the kind of use we want to continue encouraging in our open spaces.”

Steve Borg, responsible for managing the organisation of the festival, explained that the Beer Festival is designed and planned with the whole family in mind, offering a variety of activities for everyone, including a dedicated play area for children.

Over these nine days, all attendees of the festival will be treated to live music performances and a diverse range of entertainment suitable for all ages.