Culture
Nathalie Stutzmann becomes first woman to lead Monte-Carlo Philharmonic Orchestra
The French conductor will assume the position in September 2026, marking a historic appointment for the 169-year-old orchestra.
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Canadian film takes Best Picture at Monte-Carlo Film Festival
The 19th Monte-Carlo Comedy Film Festival was deemed an “enormous success”, with awards being handed out to the best of the best in the industry and ending with a gala evening worthy of the stars.
The story and significance behind Italy’s Liberation Day
Italians are today, 25th April, celebrating Liberation Day, or Il Giorno della Liberazione, an event of national pride and remembrance. But what exactly is the history behind this important day?
Cannes unveils poster inspired by The Truman Show
The official poster for the Cannes Film Festival 2022 has dropped and, for the 75th edition, celebrates the classic 1998 Jim Carrey film The Truman Show and the complexities that it represents.
Centennial anniversary events at Rainier III Academy
Rainier III Academy opened in 1922 and now, a hundred years later, Monaco is tracing the history of their illustrious institution through three big events.
Beausoleil entrance set to get a makeover
Beausoleil is earmarked for a beautification project that will see a complete redesign of the entrance from Monaco, as the city makes strides in moving towards being as car-free as possible.
La Turbie opposes merger with Nice Côte d’Azur Metropolis
The elected officials of La Turbie have joined others in the Alpes-Maritimes in opposing the merger of the Department with the Nice Côte d’Azur Metropolis, as was suggested by President Macron.
