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...

Come to the Institut Audiovisuel de Monaco on 15th June at 6.30 pm for a special night of screenings of amateur films shot in the Principality ranging from the 1920s to the 1970s. After the screening, there will be a guided tour of the Pathé-baby exhibition organised by the Institute. 

The Monte-Carlo Philharmonic Orchestra will present Les Vents du Sud with flutist Raphaëlle Truchot Barraya, Marie Barrière Bilote on clarinet, Matthieu Bloch on oboe, bassoonist Arthur Menrath  and Patrick Peignier on the horn on 15th June at 6pm as part of the Musical Happy Hour series. Music by Onslow, Poulenc, and Debussy.