Returning for a third consecutive summer, the AS Monaco Summer Village will once again transform Port Hercule into a hub of football-themed activities, events, and fan experiences from 24th July to 9th August. The free event will be open daily from 4pm to 10:30pm.
The program of activities includes precision contests on a giant target, human foosball, quizzes about AS Monaco, and other on-site surprises.
A mini football pitch will provide space for visitors of all ages to put their skills to the test, while additional tournaments will be held throughout the two-week program. A 4v4 football tournament for 12 to 15-year-olds will take place on 29th July from 6pm, with team registration available via inscriptions.tournoi@asmonaco.com.
The village will also host appearances from various members of the club, offering fans the opportunity to meet club personalities, take photos and create lasting memories. Portuguese footballer Flávio Nazinho will kick off these festivities with an autograph session on 27th July at 6:30pm, marking one of his first public appearances since joining AS Monaco.
Additionally, a pop-up shop featuring the club’s new 2026/27 jerseys will be available, alongside official merchandise.
Following the success of the initiative last year, the collection of new school supplies to benefit Les Enfants de Frankie will return throughout the event. Visitors are invited to drop off items including notebooks, pens, glue, and rulers with the club staff present on site. The collected supplies will be donated to families in need across the region to help them prepare for the beginning of the school year.
Alongside the AS Monaco Summer Village, Port Hercule will also feature rides, sports activities, and food stalls throughout the summer festivities. Fireworks displays are also scheduled for 25th July at 10pm and 1st August at 9:30pm, followed by evening entertainment.
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