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We are proud to announce that since opening, we have partnered with the Gibraltar Heritage Trust in our retail space at the Tunnels, Gibraltar’s WWII Experience. They have supported our team in sourcing and supplying high-quality merchandise that reflects both the significance and the respect due to this period of Gibraltar’s history.

As part of our commitment, a portion of the profits generated by the shop is donated to the Gibraltar Heritage Trust to support their work in promoting and preserving Gibraltar’s heritage.

Pictured left to right: Claire Montado, Chief Executive of the Gibraltar Heritage Trust, and Christian Wright, local historian and Director of Wright Tech Ltd.

Our mural was created to reflect powerful themes; above all, remembrance. They gave their tomorrow so that we may have our today. Lest we forget.

The Gibraltar classical music society brought Carmina Burana to life in the most extraordinary way — two unforgettable nights at Spitfire Hall in The Tunnels.

Once a WWII workshop where engineers maintained the tunnel complex, Spitfire Hall has now found a new chapter as a cultural venue. The energy and scale of the performance resonated powerfully within its historic walls, proving how heritage spaces can be reimagined and brought back to life.

Huge credit to GBC for capturing the magic of the opening night so beautifully. A must-watch for anyone passionate about music, history, and the spaces where they meet.

Carl Orff: Carmina Burana The Gibraltar Classical Music Society present Carmina Burana in the dramatic setting of Spitfire Hall, WW2 Tunnels, joined by Chorus Insubrie from the University of Varese and the returning Zyriab Choir from Algeciras. Soloists Hannah Drury (soprano), Anthony Roper De Almeida (countertenor), and P.....