At this special dinner-conference event organised by Club Suisse de Monaco, adventurer and writer Ludovic Hubler will recount stories from his voyage across the world between 2003 and 2008, when he hiked over 170,000km through 59 countries. Hubler is also President of the Rotary Club Cap Ferrat, Beaulieu-sur-mer and Eze. Tickets cost €105 for members and €125 for non-members.

Hosted by the Princess Grace Irish Library, the lecture The Irish harp in music, literature & culture considers the music and symbolism of the Irish harp in musical practice, literature and cultural representations. The harp as an instrument and symbol of Ireland has a rich history, reaching back to Gaelic antiquity. Its music and symbolism have been mythologised in painting, literature and song for centuries. This lecture will include a live performance by Helen Lawlor of the Irish-American music contained in the Princess Grace Irish Library Song Sheet Collection.

The Princess Grace Irish Library, with the support of the Irish Research Council, is set to host an evening of harp music and a lecture by Dr. Helen Lawlor from TU Dublin. Dr. Lawlor’s performance on the harp will be inspired by some of the titles in the Princess Grace collection of music scores. Dr. Lawlor is currently undertaking research of the collection and is organising a symposium in Dublin in June with experts presenting, including Dr. Fintan Vallely who catalogued the library’s collection and who performed for Prince Albert II of Monaco last month to celebrate St. Patrick’s...

English singer Charlie Winston presents his latest album, As I Am, in the intimate setting of the Espace Léo Ferré.