KampuSajf 2026
KampuSajf 2026

MCAST Institute for the Creative Arts · Mosta

KampuSajf 2026

Playgrounds for Emergence

6 August 7 August 8 August

For three summer evenings, MCAST's Institute for the Creative Arts Campus in Mosta becomes a vibrant meeting place for contemporary performance, music, theatre, film and visual art.

KampuSajf brings together some of Malta's most exciting artists alongside emerging voices in a programme that unfolds across the campus, inviting audiences to move between installations, performances and conversations in a relaxed summer setting.

Thursday 6 August · Opening Night

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Installations, Film & Live Performance

The festival opens with an evening inviting audiences to explore the campus as artworks unfold throughout the gardens and upper areas.

Programme Highlights

Island Playscape — Reuse Collective

An interactive installation transforming the garden into a playful public space throughout the evening.

Għal kull qoffa, hemm miżblitha — Julian Micallef

A thought-provoking installation in the upper area, exploring our relationship with waste and consumption.

ĊineAmbjent Discussion — Julian Micallef

Reflecting on environmental themes explored through art and film.

ĊineAmbjent Film Screening — Friends of the Earth Malta

Cinema that places environmental issues centre stage.

Storm Petrelle — Marie Claire Gatt

A powerful live performance bringing the opening night to a close.

Friday 7 August · Performance Night

Movement, Theatre & Performance

Works that transform familiar spaces and invite audiences to experience the campus in new ways.

Programme Highlights

Site-Specific Movement Intervention — Rochelle Gatt & Luke Bugeja Gauci

A contemporary dance performance created especially for the ICA gardens.

Il-Kunsill tat-Triq — Alex Weenink, Chewing Productions & 141 Records

An energetic fusion of hip-hop, live music and theatre exploring public space, identity and everyday life in Malta.

5subien.com — Teatru Malta

A compelling contemporary theatre production closing the evening in the amphitheatre.

Saturday 8 August · Closing Night

Collaboration, Live Music & Performance

The final evening celebrates collaboration and live music, bringing the festival to a vibrant close.

Programme Highlights

Ella Puci

An intimate solo guitar set weaving heartfelt originals — including favourites from her band Peach Talk — with warm, understated storytelling.

Xugaman & DEM — Twesigye · Paul Twekye

An original performance moving between jazz, rap and spoken word.

Marsela

A feel-good DJ set blending funk, disco and house — one final celebration to dance the festival out in style.

Each night offers a distinct programme, but together they create a festival that is intimate, unexpected and rooted in contemporary artistic practice. Whether you come for one evening or all three, KampuSajf invites you to experience the campus in a completely different way.