During this Festive season visitors to the Karmni Grima Museum, will be able to view an exhibition, named ‘Those Who Believe in His Name,’ showing a fine collection of traditional cribs from the five continents.

There will also be the opportunity to purchase Gozitan traditional food, rosary beads made of seeds, as well as small cribs from Bethlehem.

Earlier this month MaltaPost issued a special hand stamp to mark the start of the Christmas events on Gozo and the Ta’ Pinu National Sanctuary together with the Museum, in collaboration with MaltaPost has issued a special postcard of this effigy of Karmni with the stamp.

The postcard and special hand stamp were designed by Anthony Grech and are available to purchase from the Museum

The building is home to the place of birth and death of Karmni, who heard the voice of the Blessed Virgin of Ta’ Pinu.

The Museum is found at 2, Triq l-Gharb, Gharb, Gozo, and is open from Tuesday to Saturday between 9.00am and 4.00pm, and on Sunday from 9.00am to 12.30pm.

The Museum will be closed on Christmas and New Year.

For further information, visit the Karmni Grima Museum Facebook Page or call on 21556045.

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