Culture
Interview: Mr. OneTeas on using graffiti to connect communities
Graffiti has come a long way from its rebellious roots, and no one understands that better than Mr. OneTeas. Monaco Life Features Journalist Celina Lafuente caught up with the street artist to discuss how his work promotes social connection and challenges perceptions through powerful imagery.
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Monaco ballet company welcomes two new dancers
As the new season is set to begin, the Ballets de Monte-Carlo has announced the addition of two new dancers - Jerome and Laura Tisserand.
Monaco marks 77th anniversary of its liberation
The Mairie hosted a commemoration ceremony for the liberation of Monaco on 3rd September, paying tribute to the brave men and women who helped free the Principality from Axis-power control.
Alberto Giacometti exhibition draws 32,500 visitors
Despite the hurdles posed by Covid, the Grimaldi Forum has reported strong visitor numbers at this year’s summer exhibition, while revealing an exciting line-up for the years ahead.
School Tutoring for Excellence giving disadvantaged youth a chance
A new programme is being put forth this scholastic year for 46 young people from underprivileged backgrounds who have shown promise, drive and a will to make good futures for themselves.
Monaco Red Cross sending aid to Haiti
The Monaco Red Cross has offered €50,000 to support the International Red Cross to assist in aiding the Haitian population who suffered a massive earthquake on 14th August.
Josephine Baker entering Pantheon 45 years after death
Performer, resistance fighter and equality campaigner Josephine Baker, who rests in Monaco's cemetery, will be the first black woman to be inducted into France's national monument, the Pantheon.
