Weekend is here. And if you’re planning to have a quiet weekend at home then think twice. There are concerts, matches and other sports events, as well as exhibitions and performances. And here we put together some suggestions for you.
On October 24 and 25, rock out to the sounds of The Cure, performed by The Other Voices at New Moods.
An icon of the 80s, The Cure and their frontman Robert Smith created a distinctive New Wave style infused with melancholy and gothic influences.
With The Other Voices, experience live all the musical contrasts that made this British band a true legend.
The Junior Tour’s top performing boys and girls aged 14 and 16 & Under will battle for one of the prestigious titles in junior tennis, Tennis Europe Junior Masters, from 22-25 October 2025 at the Monte-Carlo Country Club.
One more event comes to an end this weekend. The Grimaldi Trophy, organised on 24-26 October 2025 jointly by the Yacht Club de Monaco and the Yacht Club Sanremo, is a round trip coastal race between Sanremo and the Principality bringing together regatta enthusiasts, including many Y.C.M. members.
Two matches not to missed wait for football and basketball fans. On Saturday it’s Ligue 1 McDonald’s – J09: AS Monaco – Toulouse FC match scheduled for 9 pm on Stade Louis II.
Basket Betclic ELITE – J5: Monaco – Boulazac game is scheduled for 26 October 2025 at 4.30 pm at Stade Louis II.
Those who love ballet would be delighted to see these performances. For his first solo choreography for Les Ballets de Monte-Carlo, Paul Lightfoot takes us on an introspective journey, presenting a ballet that he feels will mark a turning point in his personal and professional life. More than ever, the concept of live art informs this work, in which the choreographer explores his relationship with others and the essential collective dimension of a creative piece.
William Forsythe’s iconic ballet, Herman Schmerman, is the second work the choreographer created for the New York City Ballet.
Oktoberfest, a concert with Nicolas Delclaud & David Lefèvre, violins, Katherine Nikitine, piano followed by Monte-Carlo beer tasting, is arranged on Saturday 25 October 2025 at 7 pm in the Reformed Church of Monaco.
Les Concerts de la Voûte invites you to discover a duo of two great violinist friends: David Lefèvre, artistic director of Les Concerts de la Voûte and principal first violinist with the Monte-Carlo Philharmonic Orchestra, and Nicolas Delclaud, concertmaster of the second violins in the same orchestra.
They will perform works that are as moving as they are virtuosic, even breathtaking: Eugène Ysaÿe’s Sonata for Two Violins, Op. 27, and Jean-Marie Leclair’s Sonata for Two Violins, Op. 3.
The charm of the strings, their power and their virtuosity will transport you to a truly unique evening, illuminated by their friendship.
The New National Museum of Monaco is dedicating an original exhibition to cacti and succulent plants on 06.07.2025 – 11.01.2026, in collaboration with the YVES SAINT LAURENT Museum in Marrakech, which initiated the project in 2024. Curated by Marc Jeanson and Laurent Le Bon, with scenography by Jasmin Oezcebi, “Cactus” offers a dual perspective, botanical and artistic, on these plants.
To celebrate 50 years in the Principality, Buccellati presents an exceptional exhibition at its boutique in the Hôtel de Paris, Place du Casino. Historic jewelry, fine silversmith pieces, original sketches, and family archives showcase the artistic heritage of the Italian maison.
An Immersive exhibition “There Was a First Time” opened at Louis II Stadium to celebrate its 40th anniversary.
The exhibition is staged along the pedestrian walkway inside the stadium, newly renovated for the occasion, and will be open to the public for several months. It will highlight landmark firsts at the stadium: the first football match, the first world record, the first archery competition, the first concert, the first boxing gala and many others.
Thanks to archives, photographs and posters contributed by various organisations and bodies, visitors will have the opportunity to relive these historic occasions and gain a sense of the impact that the Louis II Stadium has had on sport and culture in Monaco.
Of course there are other interesting events taking place in Monaco. If you want to learn more about them visit our Calendar.
So have fun and enjoy your weekend!
