This weekend has a cornucopia of interesting events. And now it’s time to make some plans. Let’s take a look what we have selected for you.
In September, the yachting industry turns its focus exclusively on the Monaco Yacht Show where forty or so new launches are annually unveiled in a worldwide debut. Hundreds of exhibiting companies and partners participate in the growing success of the MYS. Monaco provides the ultimate showcase for industry influencers from the most reputable superyacht builders, award winning yacht designers, luxury suppliers, influential brokerage houses to the most sought-after water toys, prestige cars, helicopter and private jet manufacturers. The MYS is reinforcing its role as a key platform for industry progress with the launch of Blue Wake, a new initiative that will enhance the visibility of more environmentally sustainable solutions throughout the show. From 23 to 26 of September, more exclusive superyachts built by the world’s largest shipyards will be exhibited in Port Hercule.
The Rokethon, held under Princess Charlene and organised with the Société Protectrice des Animaux (SPA) de Monaco, is back in Monaco on Sunday 27th September at the Chapiteau de l’Espace in Fontvieille. The event, dedicated to animal adoption and supporting local animal welfare, will offer a full day of activities.
Opera “Roma” by Jules Massenet with the Monte-Carlo Philharmonic Orchestra will be on stage of the Auditorium Rainier III on September 26, 2026 at 4 pm.
From September 23 to November 6, 2026, coinciding with the Monaco Yacht Show, the Hartford Fine Art – Lampronti Gallery Monaco will present Lumières sur la Lagune (Lights on the Lagoon), an exceptional exhibition dedicated to Venetian view painting. Conceived by renowned antiquarian and gallerist Cesare Lampronti, the show brings together around thirty masterpieces by ten of the most important vedutisti active between the late 17th and 18th centuries.
There are many interesting exhibitions taking place in Monaco. For example, exhibition “Preserving the Mediterranean. RAMOGE, a pioneering agreement for 50 years” is organized in the lobby of the Ministry of State from June 29 till October 30, 2026.
The exhibition is jointly prepared by the National Archives of Monaco and the Executive Secretariat of the RAMOGE Agreement, in partnership with the Archives of the Prince’s Palace and the Audiovisual Institute of Monaco, entitled “Preserving the Mediterranean: RAMOGE, a pioneering agreement for 50 years”.
Signed on May 10, 1976, in the Throne Room of the Prince’s Palace—a unique event in the contemporary history of Monaco for an agreement of this type—at the initiative of Prince Rainier III, the RAMOGE Agreement unites France, Monaco, and Italy around the protection of the marine environment and the coastline of an area initially extending from Saint-Raphaël to Genoa, and later expanded from the mouth of the Rhône to that of the Magra. For half a century, this pioneering instrument of trilateral cooperation has been carrying out concrete actions in the areas of marine biodiversity, pollution control, and raising awareness of Mediterranean environmental issues. Fifty years after its signing, it remains at the forefront, the only agreement in the Mediterranean combining anti-pollution measures with biodiversity preservation.
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!
