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Thursday, October 15, 2026
EVER Monaco showcases the latest innovations in sustainable technology The 21st edition of EVER Monaco is bringing together innovators and industry professionals at One Monte-Carlo, with the event running until Thursday, October 15, and placing sustainable mobility, renewable energy and emerging technologies in the spotlight…
Prince Pierre Foundation announces 2026 laureates in Monaco The Prince Pierre of Monaco Foundation announced the winners of its 2026 awards on Tuesday, October 13, during a ceremony at the Opéra Garnier in Monte-Carlo…
Prince Albert II sends message of support to Pope Leo XIV ahead of surgery
The 21st edition of EVER Monaco is bringing together innovators and industry professionals at One Monte-Carlo, with the event running until Thursday, October 15, and placing sustainable mobility, renewable energy and emerging technologies in the spotlight.
Monaco rowers make waves with world championship silver Monaco’s rowers have returned to the international spotlight after an impressive performance at the World Coastal Rowing Championships in Qingdao, China, where the Principality’s men’s crew secured a silver medal and its leading female competitor narrowly missed out on the podium…
Digital art finds a new home in Monaco’s Mareterra
Monaco’s flourishing art scene has welcomed a new arrival, with London-founded digital art gallery TAEX opening its first permanent space in Mareterra…
Memory of Places exhibition reveals Monaco’s hidden artistic heritage
A fascinating new exhibition, Mémoire des lieux (Memory of Places), at the Salle d’Exposition du Quai Antoine Ier, invites visitors to rediscover the monumental artworks that have helped shape Monaco’s identity, including some treasures that have disappeared from public view…
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Thursday, October 15, 2026
The Association Monégasque pour la Connaissance des Arts (AMCA) invited audiences at Monaco’s Théâtre des Variétés on October the 12th to journey back nearly 2,800 years with a fascinating lecture exploring the origins of the Olympic Games, first recorded in Olympia, Greece, in 776 BC. Held in honour of Zeus, the ancient competitions brought together athletes from Greek city-states to demonstrate their strength, speed and endurance through running, wrestling, boxing and the demanding pentathlon, which combined five disciplines. Although the Games have evolved considerably over the centuries, the lecture highlighted how the ancient Greeks established a sporting tradition whose spirit of competition and athletic excellence continues to inspire the modern Olympics.
