The Monte-Carlo Philharmonic Orchestra will be performing five concerts dedicated to the works of one of the classical world’s most prolific and famous composers, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, from the end of January. Fans of the musical genius have something to look forward to this month as the Monte-Carlo Philharmonic Orchestra (OPMC) is gearing up for a series of performances running from 27th January to 5th February with their Mozart in Monaco event. The opening night will feature pianist David Bismuth accompanied by Liza Kerob on violin, Frederico Andres Hood on...

This concert pays tribute to the shows of Kate Bush and Peter Gabriel known for the creativity and avant-garde shows. Combining progressive music, theatre and staging of each song, these two tributes together constitute a varied, energetic and attractive show. The great hits of Kate Bush and Peter Gabriel like Babooska, Wuthering Heights, Solsbury Hill and Sledgehammer are performed by passionate musicians, who will immerse you in the universe of these two icons of rock.

On Thursday 2nd February, the Théâtre Princesse Grace will feature a performance of ‘Le Montespan’, based on the book by Jean Teulé. In 1663, Louis-Henri de Pardaillan, Marquis de Montespan, and the charming Françoise de Rochechouart fall madly in love and are married. The debts pile up, and the Marquis have no choice but to attract the Sun King’s good graces. So, Louis-Henri goes off to war for Louis XIV and is delighted to learn that Françoise has been presented to the Queen in his absence. But he had not...

The Monte-Carlo Philharmonic Orchestra will be performing five concerts dedicated to the works of one of the classical world’s most prolific and famous composers, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, from the end of January. Fans of the musical genius have something to look forward to this month as the Monte-Carlo Philharmonic Orchestra (OPMC) is gearing up for a series of performances running from 27th January to 5th February with their Mozart in Monaco event. The opening night will feature pianist David Bismuth accompanied by Liza Kerob on violin, Frederico Andres Hood on...

For master of Italian cinema Pupi Avati, this film is the culmination of more than 20 years of work. Beginning in 1350, Giovanni Boccaccio, known as Boccaccio, becomes entwinned in the life of Dante Alighieri. He meets a number of people who knew Dante or who witnessed his death, and retraces in a series of flashbacks the life of the great poet.  

It’s prime truffle and chestnut season in the region, and the Marché de Monte-Carlo is celebrating both of these winter favourites with a special market in early February. A day featuring these two gourmet treats will be coming to the Principality on 4th February as the market, found on Boulevard des Moulins, hosts sellers of locally sourced chestnuts alongside that most prized tuber, the truffle. Coming primarily from Aups, a town in the Var known for its medieval streets and truffle forests, stands selling the tuber melanosporum will be open to the public...

Monaco will host this year’s L’Arche à Grasse annual charity gala, with a star performance by the brilliant Rainier III Academy alumni and world-renowned pianist and composer, Nicolas Horvath. The Théâtre des Variétés will be hosting a night of exquisite piano playing for a good cause on 4th February, giving music lovers a good reason to get out on a frosty winter night.   Starting at 6pm, Nicolas Horvath, a native Monegasque who has made a name for himself on the worldwide stage, will be playing a selection of pieces by composers...

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The Monte-Carlo Philharmonic Orchestra will be performing five concerts dedicated to the works of one of the classical world’s most prolific and famous composers, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, from the end of January. Fans of the musical genius have something to look forward to this month as the Monte-Carlo Philharmonic Orchestra (OPMC) is gearing up for a series of performances running from 27th January to 5th February with their Mozart in Monaco event. The opening night will feature pianist David Bismuth accompanied by Liza Kerob on violin, Frederico Andres Hood on...

At the Condamine Market is the sea urchin market on 6th February from 6pm. This delicacy is much sought-after by those in the know and the event will encourage newbies to have a try. Six urchins with bread and butter will be served for €15. To attend, reserve a space no later than 30th January on +377 93 15 06 04 or click here.

George Vigarello hosts the next edition of the conferences and debates organised by the Prince Pierre Foundation.

A one-off recruitment drive at the Hôtel Metropole Monte-Carlo is taking place on Tuesday 7th February from 11am to 6pm for its newest haute-cuisine restaurant led by Chef Christophe Cussac. A complete range of roles are available, from Commis to Chef de Partie and a wide number of front-of-house positions. In a bid to attract the finest talent, the hotel is putting forwards its best care package for future employees, with travel and food allowances, the possibility of accommodation according to the profile of the applicant, and regular shift programming.

Jobseekers should come along to this in-house jobs fair organised by the Fairmont Monte-Carlo. On Thursday 9th February, the Grand Salon will host a recruitment day from 9am to 6pm. Over 200 jobs are up for grabs, from roles at the Nobu restaurant and Nikki Beach rooftop attraction to positions in the health and fitness facilities, as well as housekeeping and receptionist posts.  

A major showcase of the incredible talent nurtured at the Académie Rainier III is to take place this month under the instruction of its respected director, Jade Sapolin, and supported by Karyn Ardisson-Salopek, Monaco’s deputy mayor and chosen delegate to the institution.   On Thursday 9th February, the Academy’s musicians will perform a ‘Concert des Ensembles’ at the Théàtre des Variétés on 1 Boulevard Albert I in Monaco from 6.30pm.  It is an opportunity to discover the various musical forms and ensembles of the Académie Rainier III, from chamber music to cellists and...

Actress Charlotte Rampling and cellist Sonia Wieder-Atherton set up a poetic dialogue between Shakespeare’s Sonnets and Bach’s Suites. Like a single musical score, the passage from the cello to the words is imperceptible and the two instruments sing in unison.  

Set in East Berlin, this adventure features Emma and Ludwig, who want to run away and move west. Emma gets hired as a nurse's aide at Werner Hofmann's to take care of her senile old mother, but she is not there by chance, this apartment has a secret passage that leads to the other side of the Wall. The situation is already complicated enough but, if in addition Werner is an agent of the STASI, that he falls madly in love with Emma and that the apartment is a nest...

Love and hate in the French Revolution set the scene for the four sold-out Andrea Chénier performances this month at the Opéra de Monte-Carlo.  Leave it to the Italians to create the seminal opera about the French Revolution. First seen at La Scala in Milan in March 1896, with music written by Umberto Giordano and the libretto by Luigi Illica, Andrea Chénier tells the sad tale of the daughter of a countess, Maddalena de Coigny, who falls in love with Andrea Chénier, a poet and French patriot during the Revolution.  ...

Love and hate in the French Revolution set the scene for the four sold-out Andrea Chénier performances this month at the Opéra de Monte-Carlo.  Leave it to the Italians to create the seminal opera about the French Revolution. First seen at La Scala in Milan in March 1896, with music written by Umberto Giordano and the libretto by Luigi Illica, Andrea Chénier tells the sad tale of the daughter of a countess, Maddalena de Coigny, who falls in love with Andrea Chénier, a poet and French patriot during the Revolution.  ...

AS Monaco and Bayer Leverkusen play off in the Europa League.

Love and hate in the French Revolution set the scene for the four sold-out Andrea Chénier performances this month at the Opéra de Monte-Carlo.  Leave it to the Italians to create the seminal opera about the French Revolution. First seen at La Scala in Milan in March 1896, with music written by Umberto Giordano and the libretto by Luigi Illica, Andrea Chénier tells the sad tale of the daughter of a countess, Maddalena de Coigny, who falls in love with Andrea Chénier, a poet and French patriot during the Revolution.  ...

Hungarian-born British classical pianist and conductor Andras Schiff will perform Bach, Haydn, Mozart and Schubert.

Love and hate in the French Revolution set the scene for the four sold-out Andrea Chénier performances this month at the Opéra de Monte-Carlo.  Leave it to the Italians to create the seminal opera about the French Revolution. First seen at La Scala in Milan in March 1896, with music written by Umberto Giordano and the libretto by Luigi Illica, Andrea Chénier tells the sad tale of the daughter of a countess, Maddalena de Coigny, who falls in love with Andrea Chénier, a poet and French patriot during the Revolution.  ...

The two local teams play off at the Stade Louis II.  

The musicians set to play at this edition of the Musical Happy Hour from the Orchestre Philarmonique de Monte-Carlo include Malcy Gouget on flute, Martin Lefèvre on the oboe, Véronique Audard on the clarinette, Pascal Agogué on the clarinette and bass clarinette, Frédéric Chasline on the bassoon, and Laurent Beth on the horn. Expect compositions from the likes of Farkas, Britten, Ligeti and Janáček.

The original version of this 1966 movie, directed by and starring Orson Welles, is to be screened at the Princess Grace Theatre.

This original creation by and with Sandra Meunier, staged by Emma Chedid, illustrated by artist Lyna, and with original compositions by Samuel Tupin is recommended for children five years and older. Conductor Kazuki Yamada will lead.

On the 50th anniversary of his death, Dante Monaco celebrates Dino Buzzati, a great writer, journalist and painter, with "La corsa dietro il vento".This is an unprecedented theatrical journey through which Gioele Dix, inspired by the characters of Buzzati, also talks about himself, his tastes, his comic impatience, with the irony and the taste for paradox to which his audience is accustomed. On stage with him will be Valentina Cardinali, a talented and eclectic young actress.

After a hiatus of a year, the Princess Grace Irish Library (PGIL) is delighted to announce the recipient of The Ireland Funds Monaco Bursary for spring 2023: Gráinne Hurley. Join the library on 2nd March for an inspiring lecture by Gráinne on ‘Mary Lavin and The New Yorker', which explores writer Lavin’s relationship with the magazine. A number of readings by actors from the Monaco-Ireland Arts Society will also feature.  

Pierre, Jules and Louise Gauthier adore each other and deeply love their parents so the news their parents share, having rushed their children to meet with them, shatters the family unit. Chers Parents is a comedy about family, love, money, a person's place amongst siblings, the impermanence of feelings, "the dark side that lies dormant in each of us" and what parents owe their children.  

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Take any broken small appliances, clothing or similar items down to the Port for a free fix-up as part of the Monacollecte event.

Violinist Daniel Lozakovich and pianist David Fray will perform favourites from Bach.