Good Morning Monaco
Monday, August 10, 2026
Monaco technology powers NASA’s next lunar mission
Monaco’s expertise in advanced engineering is playing a key role in humanity’s return to the Moon, thanks to a partnership between the Principality’s Venturi Group and Californian space company Astrolab…
Monaco addresses criticism over Ermolaev investigation
Monaco’s Public Prosecutor’s Office has responded to criticism from Ukraine over the investigation into the June 29 explosion targeting Ukrainian businessman Vadim Ermolaev and his family, insisting that cooperation between the two countries is continuing…
Kazuki Yamada bids an emotional farewell to Monaco The Monte-Carlo Philharmonic Orchestra (OPMC) has brought the curtain down on an extraordinary chapter as Music and Artistic Director Kazuki Yamada took his final bow after a decade leading the orchestra…
Tour de France legend Chris Froome meets young sailors at Yacht Club de Monaco’s summer camps British cycling great Chris Froome paid a visit to the Yacht Club de Monaco this week, taking part in an exchange with young participants of the club’s Summer Camps programme…
Monte Carlo Casino: where legends challenged the wheel Few places in the world evoke the same sense of history, elegance and intrigue as Monte Carlo…
Monaco’s Museum of Prehistoric Anthropology opens applications for 2027 PhD scholarship The Museum of Prehistoric Anthropology of Monaco has launched a call for applications for a fully funded three-year PhD scholarship in paleoanthropology and Paleolithic archaeology…
AS Monaco determined to keep Folarin Balogun amid growing transfer interest AS Monaco head coach Filipe Luís has made clear his desire to retain striker Folarin Balogun this summer, even as the club braces for a wave of transfer offers following the American’s standout performance at the World Cup…
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Monday, August 10, 2026
The Larvotto Mini-Club is once again providing children with a packed programme of games, creative workshops, sports, outings and educational activities throughout the summer holidays, welcoming up to 50 youngsters each weekday in a safe and caring environment. Run by Monaco Town Hall’s Early Childhood and Family Services Department, the club is designed to encourage curiosity, independence and friendship, with activities tailored to different age groups. Registration for next summer’s Mini-Club will open in April, giving families the chance to plan another season of fun just steps from Larvotto Beach.
