Good Morning Monaco
Tuesday, September 22, 2026
September 29 Traffic Alert: Casino Square Closed for Television Filming from 05:00 to 18:00 Monte-Carlo’s famous Casino Square appears set for a starring role in the fourth season of The White Lotus, with filming scheduled to bring significant restrictions to the heart of the Principality later this month…
Aquathlon at Larvotto raises awareness for Alzheimer’s research A solidarity aquathlon was held at Larvotto on Sunday, September 20, 2026, as part of Monaco’s activities marking World Alzheimer’s Day…
Breaking bread with the Princely family
Prince Albert II and Princess Charlene joined the Monegasque community on Saturday for the traditional U Cavagnëtu picnic, accompanied by their children, Hereditary Prince Jacques and Princess Gabriella…
Yannick Alléno welcomes Martino Ruggieri to L’Abysse Two distinctive culinary worlds came together at L’Abysse Monte-Carlo as Yannick Alléno welcomed Italian chef Martino Ruggieri for an exceptional four-hands dinner at the Hôtel Hermitage Monte-Carlo…
Monaco United wins historic first women’s football derby 3-1 against AS Monaco FF Monaco United claimed a historic 3-1 victory over AS Monaco FF on Sunday, September 20, 2026, in the first official women’s football derby between two Monaco-based clubs…
Monaco Trott’n’Roll raises over €16,000 for childhood cancer research
The 12th edition of Monaco Trott’n’Roll took place on Saturday, September 19, 2026, raising more than €16,000 in support of the fight against childhood cancers…
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Tuesday, September 22, 2026
Jacques Tati’s Playtime will be screened at the Grimaldi Forum tonight, September 22, at 19:00, opening the 23rd season of the Monaco Audiovisual Institute’s cinema programme. The new season will feature a major retrospective of Tati’s work, presenting all six of his feature films alongside short films he directed or appeared in, as well as the programme’s usual classic and contemporary cinema screenings. Described by Institute director Vincent Vatrican as a unique masterpiece, Playtime uses Tati’s distinctive visual comedy to satirise modern society through its depiction of a vast, futuristic city.
