Being held Thursday 11th to Friday 12th May at the Espace Fontvieille, EVER Monaco showcases the future of energy and travel. Over the years, EVER Monaco has addressed themes and issues ranging from cars, bikes and soft mobility to industrial vehicles, sustainable habitats and clean construction. This year, it is expanding to include air travel, as the first prototype flying cars and electric helicopters are on display. 

The vibrant new Petit Marché de Monaco Ville will be held every week, selling a bounty of fresh produce and breathing new life into this historic, but largely touristic, part of the Principality. Monaco-Ville, colloquially known as The Rock or Le Rocher, is the neighbourhood that encompasses the Palace, the cathedral and some of the oldest streets in the Principality. The Grimaldi family has resided in this section since 1297, making it an important historic centre, though one that is often overlooked by locals. Efforts to change that, and thus...

The Monte-Carlo Philharmonic Orchestra is presenting an evening at the Auditorium Rainier III on Friday 12th May at 8pm with conductor Cornelius Meister, featuring violinist Frank Peter Zimmermann. Music by Elgar and Dvořák.