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Gibraltar Cultural Services (GCS), on behalf of the Ministry of Culture, is delighted to confirm the return of Summer Slops to the beaches. The events are being produced by Fresh Pro AVL. This year’s Summer Slops will be held on 16th July at Eastern Beach, 23rd July at Catalan

Barbary Macaques are highly intelligent animals and will have a tendency to favour easily obtainable high-calorie foods from visitors when given the option. The recent paper published in Scientific reports, which was jointly co-authored with local researchers including Technical Officers from the Department of the Environment, serves to

Gibraltar Cultural Services (GCS), on behalf of the Ministries of Culture and Tourism, is delighted to confirm that the Gibunco Group is once again the title sponsor for this year’s Gibraltar Literary Festival 2026. Since the festival’s inception Gibunco’s altruistic support has gone a long way to

The Minister for Education, the Hon Professor John Cortes, recently visited Houmar Primary School in the village of Tanaquon, in the Rif mountains of Morocco, as part of his ongoing work to develop and strengthen relations with the Kingdom of Morocco. During his visit, Minister Cortes saw first-hand the

HM Government of Gibraltar is pleased to confirm that the Gibraltar Health Authority has already begun using the subcutaneous form of Pembrolizumab for the treatment of some cancers. The first dose was administered at St Bernard’s Hospital last week. Pembrolizumab, also known by the brand name Keytruda, is an

The major landmark exhibition ‘Traces of Humanity’, organised by Gibraltar Cultural Services (GCS) on behalf of the Ministry for Culture and in collaboration with the Lloyds Group of London, has opened in Margate on the southeast coast of England. The exhibition features works by Gibraltarian artists, artists from the Lloyds

The John Mackintosh Hall hosted the official opening of two exhibitions, CorUtero by Mark Montovio and Shadows in Bloom by Natasha Cottrell. The event brought together members of the public, cultural figures, and art enthusiasts to celebrate a diverse exploration of form, emotion, and human experience. CorUtero confronts the complexities