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SUMMARY:Argentine Tango Lessons
DESCRIPTION:Argentine Tango Lessons are organized by the Reformed Church of Monaco from October 20 to June 30\, 2026 at 7 pm. \nCome to the the Reformed Church of Monaco on Mondays at 7 pm for Argentine Tango classes led by Daniella and Patrick\, dancers and instructors for over thirty years. \nThese 90-minute classes will be held every Monday\, except during school holidays. \nDon’t hesitate to come and discover this dance\, suitable for all ages\, and treat yourself to a moment of relaxation and unforgettable encounters\, opening you up to a rich and poetic cultural world. \nPlease bring soft\, leather-soled shoes without rubber soles.
URL:https://www.hellomonaco.com/event/argentine-tango-lessons/
LOCATION:Reformed Church of Monaco\, 7\, rue Louis Notari\, Monaco\, Monaco
CATEGORIES:Sport,workshop
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SUMMARY:Japan Highlights
DESCRIPTION:From March 2 to June 15\, 2026\, Le Méridien Beach Plaza unveils Japan Highlights\, an immersive exploration of Japan through the distinct yet complementary perspectives of Franck Solimeis and Carole Micallef. \n\n\n\n\nBlending photography and digital artistry\, the exhibition explores the compelling contrasts of a country where centuries-old traditions coexist with cutting-edge modernity. Quiet temples\, contemplative landscapes\, vibrant cities and contemporary aesthetics unfold in a richly immersive artistic experience. \nAbout the artists – Franck Solimeis and Carole Micallef\nA self-taught photographer born in Monaco\, Franck Solimeis has cultivated a distinctive visual language inspired by his travels. From Greenland and Namibia to the Atacama Desert and Madagascar\, his journeys across the globe reflect an enduring pursuit of authenticity and emotion. Yet it is in Japan that he discovered a deeply personal connection. \nThrough his lens\, he captures the quiet stillness of temples\, the precision of time-honoured gestures and the vibrant energy of sprawling metropolises. His work reveals a multifaceted Japan – at once ancient and ultra-modern\, contemplative and electric. More than a travelogue\, his photographs become fragments of memory: suspended moments that invite reflection on our own relationship with time\, balance and harmony. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n“I’m not sure whether photography led me to travel\, or whether my love of travel inspired me to capture these unique moments\,” he explains. “Japan has become a country close to my heart. I feel a deep sense of harmony there\, both with my energy and my spirituality. It is this duality between tradition and modernity that I sought to reveal.” \n@ Japan Highlights\n@ Japan Highlights\n@ Japan Highlights\nIn dialogue with this photographic perspective\, Carole Micallef brings a complementary artistic voice\, blending craftsmanship\, drawing and digital creation. Driven by an enduring curiosity\, she has explored various forms of expression since childhood\, including pottery painting\, wood engraving\, macramé and mixed media. Her artistic universe has been shaped by material\, gesture and transformation. \nShe has a particular affinity for vintage and found objects\, which she reimagines and gives a second life through painting and engraving\, creating singular works infused with history and meaning. In 2024\, she began a new chapter by embracing digital tools and exploring the meeting point between traditional artistry and contemporary technology\, while maintaining a fully hands- on creative process without the use of artificial intelligence. \nThis evolution gave rise to her collection Women of the World\, celebrating identity\, culture and inner feminine strength. Her work Tokyo Planet\, recipient of the 2024 Audience Prize at the Monaco Artists Forum\, exemplifies this fusion of artistic heritage and technological modernity. Within Japan Highlights\, her creations extend the journey initiated through photography and offer a more symbolic and introspective interpretation of contemporary Japan. \n@ Japan Highlights\n@ Japan Highlights\n@ Japan Highlights\nJapan Highlights – The Exhibition\nThrough this exhibition\, travel becomes a conversation between artistic perspectives and creative disciplines. \nJapan Highlights forms part of a broader celebration of Japan at Le Méridien Beach Plaza\, coinciding with the forthcoming opening of a new Japanese dining destination within the hotel. \nA refined interplay unfolds between art and gastronomy\, where the essence of Japan is revealed both visually and experientially. \n@ Japan Highlights\n@ Japan Highlights\n@ Japan Highlights\nThe Art of Travel According to Le Méridien\nAcross the globe\, Le Méridien reimagines hospitality as a gateway to cultural discovery. Guided by the belief that art enhances every journey\, the brand curates a vibrant programme that connects destinations\, local creative talent and curious travellers. \nEach property becomes a platform for artistic expression\, from temporary exhibitions and site specific installations to creative collaborations. In Monaco\, this vision comes to life at the Méridien Hub\, a lobby redefined as a space for dialogue and cultural exchange\, hosting four exhibitions each year featuring both emerging and established artists. \nJapan Highlights fully reflects this philosophy\, underscoring Le Méridien Beach Plaza’s commitment to bringing hospitality and culture into meaningful conversation. \nThis vision extends beyond the hotel itself through the signature Unlock ArtTM programme. In Monaco\, guests receive complimentary access to exhibitions at the Nouveau Musée National de Monaco simply by presenting their room key. \nAt Le Méridien\, keys open far more than doors. They open worlds. \n@ Japan Highlights\n@ Japan Highlights\n@ Japan Highlights\nPractical Information\nExhibition: Japan Highlights – Franck Solimeis & Carole Micallef\nDates: March 2 – June 15\, 2026\nOpening Reception: Tuesday\, March 10\, 2026 at 6:00 PM\nVenue: Le Méridien Hub\, 22 Avenue Princesse Grace – 98000 Monaco
URL:https://www.hellomonaco.com/event/japan-highlights/
LOCATION:Le Méridien Beach Plaza\, 22 Av. Princesse Grace\,98000\, Monaco
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260313
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SUMMARY:One to One Retail E-Commerce
DESCRIPTION:The 15th edition of the One to One Retail E-Commerce event will bring together professionals in online commerce and conferences\, features meetings between merchants and e-merchants\, and also service providers in the field of online referencing and web design. One to One Monaco (held from 10 to 12 March\, 2026 in the Grimaldi Forum Monaco) is a real business accelerator and has set a benchmark for experts in the sector. The E-Commerce One to One show in Monaco highlights the exciting possibilities of the future of the digital sector. 
URL:https://www.hellomonaco.com/event/one-to-one-retail-e-commerce/
LOCATION:Grimaldi Forum Monaco\, 10 Av. Princesse Grace\, Monaco\, 98000\, Monaco
CATEGORIES:Conference,Fair,Most Wanted
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SUMMARY:The Monte-Carlo Spring Arts Festival 2026
DESCRIPTION:The Monte-Carlo Spring Arts Festival 2026 or Printemps des Arts de Monte-Carlo is organized from 11 March to 19 April 2026. \nEntitled “Utopias – Opus 1\,” the 2026 Monte-Carlo Spring Arts Festival will place the instrument at the heart of the musical language. \nAncient and modern instruments will engage in a dialogue across eras and styles\, in 27 concerts performed by more than 260 artists. \nThis year\, over 80 works by 50 different composers will be presented to the public\, including 12 world premieres. \nNumerous free events are also organized around the concerts: talks\, guided rehearsals\, backstage tours… \nNEW: Concerts are now a flat rate of €20* \nThe festival is free for those under 25* (reservations required) (Except for the concerts on March 12 and April 4 with the Monte-Carlo Philharmonic Orchestra\, and the ballets from April 16 to 19\, a co-production with Les Ballets de Monte-Carlo and the Ensemble Orchestral Contemporain)
URL:https://www.hellomonaco.com/event/the-monte-carlo-spring-arts-festival-2026/
CATEGORIES:Concerts,Festivals
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SUMMARY:“Boudoir à Monaco” art exhibition by Yuliya Yg
DESCRIPTION:“Boudoir à Monaco” art exhibition by Yuliya Yg will be held on March 12 at 5:00 pm in Club des Résidents Étrangers de Monaco (CREM). \nParis-based painter and fashion illustrator Yuliya Yg will present her work in Monaco\, bringing her distinctive vision of feminine elegance and refined luxury to the Principality. You are invited to discover an artist whose expressive portraiture seamlessly blends classical influences with contemporary fashion imagery. \nOriginally from Kazakhstan\, Yuliya Yg has lived and worked across China\, Singapore\, and now France\, building a cross-cultural artistic language that has led to collaborations with leading publications and brands such as Vogue Italy\, Marie Claire\, and Trussardi. We spoke with the artist ahead of her Monaco exhibition about her journey\, inspirations\, and creative philosophy. \nYuliya Yg. Photo credit Alex Kostromin\n© Yuliya Yg
URL:https://www.hellomonaco.com/event/boudoir-a-monaco-art-exhibition-by-yuliya-yg/
LOCATION:Club des Résidents Etrangers de Monaco\, Le Mirabeau\, 1 Av. Princesse Grace\, Monaco
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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SUMMARY:Monaco Philosophical Meetings: Athletic body\, aesthetic body
DESCRIPTION:Monaco Philosophical Meetings  continue with the topic Athletic body\, aesthetic body on 12 March 2026 at 7 pm at the Princess Grace Theatre. \nPassing through the Dipylon Gate\, in northwest Athens\, one arrived\, after barely two kilometers\, at the Academy that Plato had opened after the death of Socrates. Within the grounds were a large garden\, several altars\, porticoes\, a statue of Apollo\, a sanctuary dedicated to Athena\, a few dwellings\, classrooms\, and a gymnasium. Everything seemed devoted to education\, the very layout of which suggested that it must be inextricably religious\, civic\, physical\, and intellectual. Coming from all over the Mediterranean\, the students—including some women\, as Diogenes Laertius attests—fulfilled their religious duties\, attended theoretical lectures\, learned gymnastics\, wrestling\, pankration\, throwing\, running\, and\, under the porticoes\, places for meeting and discussion\, they completed their civic education through the art of public debate. These activities were all driven by the same ideal: that of balance—balance between what one asks of the gods through offerings and what one can obtain in return\, balance between physical development (gymnastikē) and intellectual development (mousikē)\, balance between the different parts of the soul within the body (to simplify: reason/head\, courage/heart\, desire/belly)\, balance between the components of the city (the head is associated with the rulers\, the heart with the warriors\, the belly with the people)\, which becomes the ideal city as balance becomes harmony\, and whose name will be justice. \nFrom its Greek origins\, philosophy thus posits an equivalence between the athletic body and the enlightened mind\, each tempering the other. This is in the sense that purely gymnastic/athletic activity can tend toward strength or brutality\, while music\, poetry\, rhetoric\, dialectic\, and other “mental arts\,” practiced in isolation\, could lead to weakness or a “tenderness” devoid of the energy necessary for action\, including illocutionary action. Just and beautiful is the action that maintains balance\, that allows the intellect to measure and shape athletic development\, and that ensures the well-trained body\, harmonized by regular exercise\, fosters order\, effectiveness\, and coherence of thought. The harmony of the body is the harmony of the mind\, and the harmony of minds is political harmony\, the harmony of the city—an ideal that will transform into a dystopia as soon as the body is perceived\, with Christianity\, as a site of sin\, a receptacle of shameful desires\, deserving of punishment\, humiliation\, injury\, and mortification. \nThe harmony of the body does not only have an ethical and political dimension. Classical Greek statuary alone demonstrates that it owes its existence to a kind of mathematics of proportions\, which makes it a reflection of a divine or cosmic order\, and immediately renders it “aesthetic.” Thus\, to theorize the aesthetics of the nude body and perfect beauty\, the sculptor Polyclitus (see The Doryphoros) established extremely precise principles of proportion in the Canon (5th century BC): the head is seven times the height of the body\, the legs and torso are the same height\, three times that of the head\, the knees and feet are twice the height of the head\, as is the width of the shoulders\, the pelvis is two-thirds the length of the torso\, the thighs are two-thirds the length of the legs\, and so on. A century later\, Lysippos modified these rules\, striving to make the human figure more slender and elegant. And Leonardo da Vinci (see Vitruvian Man) defined the canon in terms of the golden ratio\, or golden section (the unique ratio between two lengths a and b such that the ratio of the sum of the two lengths (a + b) to the larger (a) is equal to the ratio of the larger (a) to the smaller (b)). \nIn each case\, defining the (representation) of “beauty” means defining the most harmonious relationship between the parts of a whole and the whole itself—a relationship that can be found in nature\, in the dimensions and proportions of a tree\, the arrangement of leaves on a stem or seeds in the heart of a sunflower\, the spirals of seashells\, and to which the arts\, including architecture\, have accustomed the eye. \nThe athletic body\, subjected to the regularity of effort\, weight training\, and discipline\, could therefore diverge from the aesthetically pleasing body\, especially since each sport requires specific attention to the development of particular muscles and body parts\, meaning that the body of a high jumper or discus thrower is not the same as that of a weightlifter or marathon runner. It should be noted\, firstly\, that the aesthetically pleasing body\, associated with painting\, cinema\, and fashion\, is subject to the constant rotation of criteria—so much so that a Martian who suddenly landed on Earth and was shown nudes by Rubens\, Bonnard\, or Modigliani\, or a few films by Fellini\, Pasolini\, or Fassbinder\, would not truly know what ideal beauty is. \nRobert Maggiori
URL:https://www.hellomonaco.com/event/monaco-philosophical-meetings-athletic-body-aesthetic-body/
LOCATION:Théâtre Princesse Grace\, 12\, Avenue d'Ostende 98000\, Monaco
CATEGORIES:Conference,workshop
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SUMMARY:EuroLeague Basketball match - D31: AS Monaco - Olympiacos Piraeus
DESCRIPTION:EuroLeague Basketball match – D31: AS Monaco – Olympiacos Piraeus is held on Thursday 12 March 2026 at 7 pm in Salle Omnisport in Stade Louis II.
URL:https://www.hellomonaco.com/event/euroleague-basketball-match-d31-as-monaco-olympiacos-piraeus/
LOCATION:Stade Louis II\, 7 Avenue des Castelans\,98000 Monaco\, Monaco
CATEGORIES:Sport
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SUMMARY:Nawell Madani - Les Sérénissimes de L'Humour
DESCRIPTION:Nawell Madani – Les Sérénissimes de L’Humour “Tout Court” (“Short”) concert will be held on Thursday\, 12 March 2026 at 8 p.m. in Salle des Princes – Grimaldi Forum Monaco. \nBetween mental load\, fame\, and the temptation of Botox\, Nawell returns more mature than ever with her brand-new show! \nMONACO LIVE PRODUCTIONS celebrates 20 years of laughter and emotion with the 20th edition of Les Sérénissimes de l’Humour\, from 10 to 14 March 2026. \nHeld under the High Patronage of H.S.H. Prince Albert II\, this anniversary edition will bring together a host of talented comedians at the Grimaldi Forum Monaco for five days of colourful performances\, all under the banner of joy and sharing. \nFaithful to tradition\, Calixte de Nigremont will once again take on the role of Master of Ceremonies\, adding his signature elegance and unique wit to this exceptional edition. \nTo mark its 20th anniversary\, Les Sérénissimes de l’Humour will proudly support the Monaco SPA (Society for the Protection of Animals)\, continuing its commitment to local charitable initiatives. \nTickets starting at €45 (Sérénissimes 5-show pass: €190\, available at the box office or by telephone)
URL:https://www.hellomonaco.com/event/nawell-madani-les-serenissimes-de-lhumour/
LOCATION:Grimaldi Forum Monaco\, 10 Av. Princesse Grace\, Monaco\, 98000\, Monaco
CATEGORIES:Concerts,Grimaldi Forum
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