Tuesday 10

“Don’t Look Up” – a true story?

Evening debate in French on the collective response to the climate challenge in collaboration with Monaco’s Mission pour la Transition Energetique. In Bibliothèque Louis Notari, on Tuesday at 18:30. Free entry, reservation preferable.

Discover more on the Médiathèque website.


Elephant Man

The Audiovisual Institute of Monaco presents a screening of the 1980 English language film with French subtitles The Elephant Man. It is a biographical drama film about Joseph Merrick, here called John Merrick, a severely deformed man in late 19th-century London. The film was directed by David Lynch and stars John Hurt, Anthony Hopkins, Anne Bancroft, John Gielgud and others. The screening will begin at 20:00 on Tuesday, May 10 at the Théâtre des Variétés.

Discover more at the Tout L’Art du Cinéma website.


Wednesday 11

‘The North Sea, a Sea of Solutions’

To complement an ongoing exhibition Northbound. Connected by the Sea at the Oceanographic Museum a scientific symposium open to the public will address, using a comparative approach, the challenges to be met as well as exemplary experiments carried out for the protection of the environment for the North Sea and the Mediterranean.

The Museum Kunst der Westküste (MKdW) and the Oceanographic Museum of Monaco, the two institutions are devoting a seminar to the North Sea and the Arctic Ocean, in the presence of HSH Prince Albert II of Monaco, on 11 May 2022 from 2.30 pm to 6 pm. The seminar’s Master of Ceremony will be Ms Leila Ghandi, award winning TV Host reporter, explorer, documentary film producer and director.

Discover more on the Oceanographic Museum website.


Thursday 12

Musical Happy Hour

Franz Shubert and Robert Schumann are performed by Ilyoung Chae and Sibylle Duchesne on violin, Francois Duchesne on viola, and Alexandre Fougeroux on cello. The performance starts on Thursday, at 18:30 in Maison de France Monaco.

Discover more on the OPMC website.

Reserve your ticket on the Monte Carlo Ticket website.


Thursday Live Music at the Grimaldi Forum – Lass

Lass is a voice that clashes and shines like fireworks when he sings on electro, house, ragga, afropop productions… A voice that also heals, gently intoning celestial melodies. A voice of rare elegance. Lass reconciles the secular heritage of great African singers and the dazzling style of rappers. Senegalese by birth, he learned music at a very young age, watching Omar Pene or Ismael Lo perform in the Dakar club of Youssou Ndour.

The concert starts at 20:30 with DJ opening from 18:30 at the Grimaldi Forum, Indigo venue on Thursday, May 12. Free entry.

Discover more at the Grimaldi Forum website.


Friday 13

Historic Grand Prix


Something to Look Forward to

The godfather of American punk, this figure of the New York underground, impossible hips and author of titles as cult as “I Wanna Be Your Dog” and “Lust For Life” Iggy Pop is performing at the Grimaldi Forum on May 19 in the Salle des Princes.

At 74 years old, including more than 57 years of career, the lguane is now free on the tour of FREE, his eighteenth solo album with accents of experimental jazz. Sober, peaceful, the American abandons his fire dances to play his latest album live, in an intimate setting offering electric proximity to the public. A not to miss concert!

Discover more at the Grimaldi Forum website.

Reserve your tickets at the Monte Carlo Ticket website.