What to do in Monaco from July 1 to 8?
The month of the big holidays begins! For you, the editorial staff has selected the best events of this weekend and next week, to start July in style.
What better way to start this month of July than to take advantage of the good weather while contemplating. This is what Philippe Geluck offers with “Le Chat déambule”. A fun and contemplative exhibition featuring the famous Discuss from the comics. The exhibition is to be found on the Larvotto until October 2.
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In the same spirit, the 6th Monaco Artists’ Forum is being held exclusively this weekend, July 2 and 3 at Espace Léo Ferré. For this exhibition bringing together paintings, sculptures and photographs, local artists are given pride of place.
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A bit of history to enhance the contemplation of the latest proposals. Today, the Prince’s Palace reopens its doors after two years of closure. The opportunity to discover the Renaissance frescoes, recently updated and restored, within the Prince’s residence.
A little music now. Like every Sunday since June 19, the International Organ Festival takes up residence at the Cathedral from 5 p.m. This July 3, Moby Dick is in the spotlight.
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Still in music, but this time reserved for a young audience: the MC Summer Concert. Aimed at young people from the Principality, the event brings together several famous artists such as Camélia Jordana, Keen’v, Yanns, Ridsa, Lucenzo and Kungs. The concert takes place at the Espace Léo Ferré, on the evening of July 8th.
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If you are passionate about the yachting world or are simply curious to discover the future of yachts and their developments, the Monaco Energy Boat Challenge is being held from July 4 to 9 on the Quai Albert Ier. On the program: competitions and exhibitions of boats filled with technology.
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Finally, if you are interested in discovering the emblematic Casino de Monte-Carlo without going to play there, morning tours are carried out every day from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. While you’re there, take the opportunity to admire the magnificent “Bleu Sel” artwork installed in the atrium, especially for the summer.
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