Since innovation is not a crime, these two works, which are not often seen together, will be the object of a new production by director Grischa Asagaroff: Cavalleria rusticana, the founding opus of the verismo movement and Mascagni’s greatest success, will precede Gianni Schicchi, the third opera of the Trittico cycle, Puccini’s late masterpiece.
The 7th IOC World Conference in Monaco is a key event aimed at enhancing global athlete health and safety through the latest in sports medicine research, collaborative learning, and innovation.
Since innovation is not a crime, these two works, which are not often seen together, will be the object of a new production by director Grischa Asagaroff: Cavalleria rusticana, the founding opus of the verismo movement and Mascagni’s greatest success, will precede Gianni Schicchi, the third opera of the Trittico cycle, Puccini’s late masterpiece.
The Dante Alighieri Association - Monaco Committee presents 'The Lightness of Things' by Roberto Prosseda, a musical performance inspired by Italo Calvino's 'American Lessons,' celebrating Calvino's concepts through music under the patronage of the Italian Embassy and the Princess of Hanover.
The Monte-Carlo Philharmonic Orchestra's Season 23/24, led by Philippe Béran with actor Joan Mompart, presents "Symphonic Concert - Journey to the Far North," featuring Grieg's "The Herdsman" in a concert aimed at young audiences from 5 years old.
The 23/24 season of the Monte-Carlo Philharmonic Orchestra, under the presidency of The Princess of Hanover, features a piano recital by Simon Trpceski, including works by Mozart, Beethoven, Tchaikovsky, and Prokofiev.
The 23/24 season of the Monte-Carlo Philharmonic Orchestra includes a "Musical Happy Hour" featuring violinist Morgan Bodinaud, cellist Delphine Perrone, and pianist Héloïse Hervouët, with a program dedicated to Fauré.
The XIIth edition of the RIMM, under the High Patronage of Prince Albert II of Monaco, explores the historical, material, and spiritual aspects of Mediterranean gardens through three themes: "The Time of Abundance," "The Time of the Virtues," and "The Time of the Marvellous."
The J/70s will conclude the winter season with their 4th act, coinciding with the 40th UBS Primo Cup-Trophy, a prestigious regatta initiated by Prince Albert II in 1985, now the largest European one-design sailing event in the Mediterranean, featuring classes like Smeralda 888, Longtze Premier, RS 21, Cape 31, and the Surprise.
A Turkish Airlines Euroloeague match against Crvena Zvezda Meridianbet Belgrade.
On 8 March 2024, the Committee for the Promotion and Protection of Women's Rights will celebrate International Women's Day at the Espace Léo Ferré in Monaco, highlighting the Principality's dedication to women's rights with events.
To celebrate Women's Day on March 8th, Columbus Monte-Carlo and Maison Favélita are hosting a workshop to create personalized dried flower bracelets for €39, including a drink, slice of cake, and complimentary valet parking.
The Golden Z Philanthropic Gala promises an evening of fashion, fine cuisine, and charitable giving aimed at supporting women's empowerment and independence, with proceeds going towards combating violence against women, ending forced child marriage, and promoting education.
Pierre de Maere, a rising Belgian star, gained prominence in 2022 with his debut EP "Regrets" and the gold single "Un jour je marierai un ange", achieving notable success in France and Belgium.
Manu Payet returns to the stage, promising an evening of relatable anecdotes and the warmth of spending time with friends, building on the heartfelt revelations of his previous one-man show, 'Emmanuel.'
The concept of "mental load," originally from 1980s work sociology, highlights the cognitive and emotional demands of care work, particularly for women, due to unequal distribution, a topic explored at the Rencontres Philosophiques de Monaco.
Booder is back with his one-man show at The Serenissimes of Humour, sharing his sharp wit and self-deprecation to explore life in the 'society of beautiful kids,' drawing from his successful film roles and rich artistic experience.
The third edition of the Printemps des Arts de Monte-Carlo, titled 'Ma fin est mon commencement,' opens with the Ensemble Gilles Binchois performing Johannes Ockeghem's Requiem, the oldest known mass for the dead, complemented by modern saxophone pieces by Sandro Compagnon, featuring music by Luciano Berio and Bruno Mantovani.
The suave voice of Jaffa will transport you straight to New Orleans, the cradle of jazz, for evenings punctuated by the most beautiful melodies performed on the piano by this talented artist, at the hotel's Lobby Bar.
Under the direction of Fabien Gabel, the Monte-Carlo Philharmonic Orchestra presents the alpha and omega of Richard Strauss's music: the twilight cycle of the Four Last Lieder responds to Aus Italien, an early work between the classical symphony and the symphonic poem.
François-Xavier Demaison's new show at Les Sérénissimes de l'Humour offers an intimate blend of confidences and characters, using ten bottles of wine as a journey through time and space, stirring both memories and reflections on our era with a guaranteed intoxication of words.
The fourth edition of the CMB Monaco Master, a prestigious padel tournament at the Casino de Monte-Carlo, will feature top pairs competing for the crown, with new teams like Alfonso-Aguirre and Torre-De Pascual aiming to showcase their prowess.
Sayaka Shoji, Henri Demarquette and Jean-Frédéric Neuburger offer a compendium of Beethoven's art and life, from the composer's very first opus (the Trio for Piano and Strings Op. 1 No. 1) to the Trio's masterpiece "à l'Archiduc", the pinnacle of the genre and a model for generations of artists.
The Pavillon Bosio in Monaco is hosting an Open House Day, offering both in-person and virtual opportunities to explore its art and scenography programs, meet the faculty and students, and learn about the admissions process.
The Het Collectief, Lucile Richardot and Stefan Cifolelli perform Reinbert de Leeuw's chamber orchestra version of Song of the Earth, an intimate and concentrated score that communicates the message of Gustav Mahler's work in a different way.
Sophie Lacaze unveils her latest chamber opera in a world premiere: inspired by Aboriginal culture and dreamtime, L'étoffe inépuisable du rêve,is an ode to nature and the suffering world that surrounds us.
The film, directed by Wim Wenders and Juliano Ribeiro Salgado, explores the forty-year journey of photographer Sebastião Salgado as he documents humanity's transformation and embarks on a project celebrating the Earth's untouched beauty, through the perspectives of his son Juliano and Wenders, a fellow photographer.
Cellist Henri Demarquette embarks on an impressive solo adventure, combining the virtuoso dances of Johann Sebastian Bach with the inventive, sporty and playful suites of Benjamin Britten.
The 7th Monaco Ocean Week, organized by the Prince Albert II Foundation and partners, will concentrate on environmental protection through a series of events including press conferences, workshops, symposiums, and more, all dedicated to ocean conservation.
Flor MacCarthy, as the spring Writer-in-Residence, delves into historical Irish-Monégasque relations through archival research and a series of engaging talks.
A Turkish Airlines Euroleague game against EA7 Emporio Armani Milan.
Franz Schubert and Felix Mendelssohn have in common that they are two geniuses of astonishing precocity and two virtuosos of the string quartet, a genre they have profoundly transformed: their latest opuses are veritable wordless dramas for four bows. The Modigliani Quartet brings them together for two concerts that retrace their evolution.
A Turkish Airlines Euroleague game against Valencia Basket.
Franz Schubert and Felix Mendelssohn have in common that they are two geniuses of astonishing precocity and two virtuosos of the string quartet, a genre they have profoundly transformed: their latest opuses are veritable wordless dramas for four bows. The Modigliani Quartet brings them together for two concerts that retrace their evolution.
Probably the biggest French rap group today, IAM is made up of Marseille rappers Akhenaton, Shurik’n, Kheops, Imhotep and Kephren. On 22nd March, they're heading to the Principality for an epic concert at the Espace Léo Ferré. Tickets cost €36.
Espace Lamartine in Monaco invites youth aged 16-23 to its Open Day on March 23rd, offering a chance to explore a diverse range of activities from creative workshops to a DJ night, celebrating community engagement and leisure.
Lying down or sitting, in a deckchair or on a chair, the spectators are invited by the flutist and composer Fabrice Jünger to experience a unique musical nap, bathed in sounds from the Far East.
At the opening of the 2024 Rose Ball, the Monte-Carlo Opera stage will be graced with a gala, highlighted by a rare and eagerly anticipated recital by the renowned mezzo-soprano Cecilia Bartoli and the globally celebrated pianist Lang Lang. Read more here: Opéra de Monte-Carlo invites Lang Lang for an evening of magic with Cecilia Bartoli - Monaco Life
Stroll through the New National Museum of Monaco, in the middle of the "Pier Paolo Calzolari – Casa ideale" exhibition, and discover how three composers of today are inspired by Arte Povera and create a dialogue between the clarinet, accordion and cello and the works of Pier Paolo Calzolari.
AS Monaco Rugby is set to challenge the fourth-placed Rugby Club Les Angles Gard Rhodanien in a pivotal doubleheader this Sunday 24th March.
Day 2FA 15: AS Monaco Volleyball vs Lattes Aspit Montpellier V.A.C.
This lecture, led by Prof. Paolo Sabbatini, explores the intricate journey of translating Dante Alighieri's Divine Comedy into Chinese, marking a significant cross-cultural exchange between Italy and China.
The Monte-Carlo Opera House presents a new production of Gaetano Donizetti’s ‘The Daughter of the Regiment,’ an opéra-comique in two acts, featuring Regula Mühlemann and Javier Camarena in lead roles, directed by Jean-Louis Grinda, promising a blend of spectacular vocal performances and the revival of the opera’s original charm.
A true composer of taste, Michelin-starred chef Yannick Alléno has imagined a menu in several movements with which David Haroutunian's violin is in tune, for a multi-sensory experience of infinite richness.
The suave voice of Jaffa will transport you straight to New Orleans, the cradle of jazz, for evenings punctuated by the most beautiful melodies performed on the piano by this talented artist, at the hotel's Lobby Bar.
Pianist Maroussia Gentet offers a recital full of contrasts: Johannes Brahms' final piano pieces respond to Wolfgang Rihm's first Klavierstück, while Maurice Ravel's Refined Mirrors face the inexhaustible inventiveness of Pierre Boulez's Notations
The Monte-Carlo Opera House presents a new production of Gaetano Donizetti’s ‘The Daughter of the Regiment,’ an opéra-comique in two acts, featuring Regula Mühlemann and Javier Camarena in lead roles, directed by Jean-Louis Grinda, promising a blend of spectacular vocal performances and the revival of the opera’s original charm.
The Botanical Center in Monaco is hosting a 'Plant Hunt' for children aged 3 to 12 on 30th March 2024, offering a 45-minute adventure through its greenhouses, with prior registration required.
The concert at Auditorium Rainier III offers a diverse program featuring works by Schumann, Chopin, Rachmaninov, Mozart, Mendelssohn, Schubert, Saint-Saëns, Duparc, Fauré, Debussy, Hahn, and more, performed by talented students from various conservatories, including solo, ensemble, and choral pieces, showcasing a rich blend of classical compositions.
The Unisoni Ensemble explores French and Italian baroque music in a concert reminiscent of a menagerie: from Carlo Farina's Capriccio stravagante to Jean-Philippe Rameau's La Poule, the instruments imitate animals that are sometimes larger than life, sometimes hidden under instrumental features and virtuoso notes.
In the company of the Unisoni ensemble, this workshop, led by the dancer and choreographer Anouk Mialaret, offers a journey back in time, and invites you to discover and practice the ballroom dances of the sixteenth century, which have come down to us thanks to Renaissance treatises. At the end of this playful encounter, pavanes, gaillardes, allemandes, farandoles and ronde will no longer hold any secrets for you!
Princess Antoinette Park in Monaco invites children to enjoy farm animals, makeup workshops, and chocolate distribution in a free Easter celebration.
The inventive jazzmen of The Amazing Keystone Big Band revisit The Carnival of the Animals and transform Camille Saint-Saëns' masterpiece into a vast jazz festival, transporting us from Harlem to Brazil, from ragtime to bebop – without losing any of the animalistic character of the original score.
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