KampuSajf 2026 concluded a successful fourth edition, welcoming audiences to the MCAST Institute for the Creative Arts Campus in Mosta from Thursday 6 to Saturday 8 August 2026. Powered by APS Bank, the three-day festival brought together students, alumni, emerging and established artists for a varied programme of performances, installations, workshops, live music, visual arts, film and dance.
Under the artistic direction of Justin Galea and Elyse Tonna, this year’s theme, Playgrounds for Emergence, placed artistic development, experimentation and collaboration at its centre. The well-attended festival gave students and emerging artists an important platform to share work in progress, exchange ideas and engage with audiences alongside established local artists.
Jeremy Vassallo, CSR Manager at APS Bank, said: “The success of this year’s KampuSajf was evident in the energy across the campus and the response from audiences. We are pleased to continue our collaboration with MCAST in creating opportunities for students and emerging artists, and congratulate Justin, Elyse and everyone involved in another successful edition.”
