Good Morning Monaco
Tuesday, September 15, 2026
2013 to 2026: The Monaco – Cap d’Ail Tunnel Stops Being a Rumour
A project first discussed more than a decade ago to improve traffic flow out of Monaco towards Cap-d’Ail has taken another step forward, with technical surveys now set to determine whether construction can proceed…
Fontvieille McDonald’s briefly evacuated after suspected tear gas incident
A brief scare unfolded at Fontvieille’s shopping centre on Sunday evening, according to Monaco-Matin, after customers inside the local McDonald’s reported a suspicious odour, prompting a full evacuation of the restaurant…
MEB hears warning over global economic disruption
The global economy is proving surprisingly resilient despite geopolitical tensions, rising energy costs and higher interest rates, according to economist Jean-Pierre Petit…
Blue Marine Cleaning expands into Monaco Marine sanitation specialist Blue Marine Cleaning has established a new subsidiary in Monaco as tighter environmental regulations create growing demand for waste management services across the yachting industry…
Ballets de Monte-Carlo is back en pointe Les Ballets de Monte-Carlo leaps into a new season, with the company’s 50 dancers preparing for a combination of Monaco performances, international tours and major new productions…
“Red Carpet” theme brings glamour to Child CARE Monaco’s 13th vintage car rally
Dozens of vintage cars set off from Monaco on Sunday for the 13th edition of Child CARE Monaco’s charity rally, combining classic motoring with fundraising for disadvantaged children under this year’s theme, “Red Carpet”…
OPMC opens 2026-2027 season, marking 170 years of history
The Orchestre Philharmonique de Monte-Carlo made its grand return to the stage at Auditorium Rainier III on Sunday, September 13, following its summer break, opening the 2026-2027 season with a programme centred on works by Henri Dutilleux and Maurice Ravel.
F E A T U R E D C O M P A N I E S
DULY NOTED
Tuesday, September 15, 2026
The Grimaldi Forum is beginning its new season after welcoming 73,000 visitors to its summer exhibition, Monaco and the Automobile, from 1893 to the Present Day, placing it among the venue’s five most successful exhibitions. The 2026-2027 programme will feature around 60 to 70 cultural dates, ranging from concerts and opera to musicals, theatre, comedy and family entertainment. Looking further ahead, the Grimaldi Forum is already preparing a major René Magritte exhibition for summer 2027, bringing together around 100 works by the Belgian surrealist.
