The multi-activity four-day event Gozo 1234 will come to an end today, following a series of entertaining and cultural activities.

Those planning to cross over to Gozo today will have a varied programme awaiting them.

Museums and exhibitions within the Citadel will remain open during the day.

Fontana, nestled close to the main town, will provide a rare occasion where visitors will be able to see traditional laundry washing and the washing of sheep's wool at the Għajn tal-Ħasselin on the way to Xlendi.

The annual Dwejra Fair has also been included within this festival giving punters a chance to take home one of the many gifts to be raffled at this popular fair.

Localities around Gozo such as Għarb, Kerċem, Munxar, Marsalforn, Sta Luċija and Xagħra will provide a taste of Gozo with something appealing to people of all age groups.

Activities at Xewkija include exhibitions, folklore, food and farming.

Nadur is equally alluring with a war cars exhibition and visits to Torri ta' Isopu promising to be among the most popular activities.

Rabat will provide a multitude of activities such as exhibitions, walking tours, film shows, kids' activities, a show and a school fair.

The Gozo Ministry will house a spring show at the entrance of the administration centre as well as an art exhibition.

For this occasion, the ministry together with Heritage Malta have set up two exhibitions featuring art pieces from the National Collection.

The one at Banca Giuratale exhibits 'Scenes of Gozo' while at the exhibition hall of the ministry there are works by Lazzaro Pisani and Giuseppe Briffa. The Bishop's Curia will be the venue of two exhibitions displaying sacred art and cribs.

The fireworks festival will come to an end with the letting-off of fireworks salute bombs and a small fireworks battery along with a display of daylight multi break cracker shells between 2 and 2.15 p.m.

More detailed information can be found on leaflets on all Gozo Channel ferries as well as from the website www.visitmalta.com/gozo1234.