The Green Shift Festival is back for its 4th edition! In 2026, the Green Shift Festival is reinventing itself: new dates, a new venue, and the same unwavering ambition to spark our imaginations and guide us toward a more sustainable world.
Under the High Patronage of H.S.H. Prince Albert II of Monaco, Monaco Art Week the 8th edition will take place from 27 April to 1 May 2026.
L’Association Festival Littéraire International Franco-Monégasque (FLIFM) organise la toute première édition de son Festival du Livre, le samedi 6 décembre 2025 à partir de 10h, et jusqu’à 18h, au Club Bouliste de Monaco à Fontvieille
Festival des Etoilés Monte-Carlo 2024 - For this fourth edition of the festival, Marcel Ravin will team up with the double Michelin-starred David Toutain, Chef and owner of the restaurant David Toutain in Paris. The pair share a great love of nature and a passion for authenticity, but also a keen interest in high quality, sustainably sourced food. Those lucky enough to get a table at the Blue Bay Marcel Ravin are in for a creative culinary treat, courtesy of two master chefs.
Festival des Etoilés Monte-Carlo 2024 - Emmanuel Pilon, Chef at Le Louis XV – Alain Ducasse at the Hôtel de Paris in Monte-Carlo and and Simon Rogan, Chef at UK restaurant L’Enclume, will be serving up a very special lunch and dinner in the presence of Alain Ducasse. The two top Chefs share the same passion for sensational food made with the very finest local produce, and will be drawing on all their culinary skill to prepare a stunning six course tasting menu!
In two concerts, Quatuor Diotima journeys across a century of chamber music, from post-Romanticism to contemporary creation, from Béla Bartók’s String Quartet No. 1 to an unpublished work by Philippe Schoeller. The quartet ponders upon the horrors of World War II, which can be heard as much in Bartók and György Ligeti as in Different Trains by Steve Reich.
The TM+ ensemble, directed by Laurent Cuniot, associates two voices of modern American music, Steve Reich and Elliott Carter: between the New York activity of City Life and the majestic Capitol of A Mirror on Which to Dwell, we are given a genuine panoramic soundscape of the United States in the last century.
At the head of the Orchestre Philharmonique de Monte-Carlo, Case Scaglione puts two emblematic works in the history of American music face to face: Charles Ives’ The Unanswered Question and, as a possible answer, Aaron Copland’s fresco Symphony No. 3. Between these monuments, François Meïmoun revisits the myth of Antigone in a creation for reciter and orchestra, to which Laurent Stocker lends his voice.
Carried by the improvisations of the pianist Camille Taver, Laurent Stocker reads large excerpts from Rimbaud le fils, a book by Pierre Michon in which the author explores and freely “plays” on the poet’s life and art.
Chet Baker’s regular bassist for many years, Riccardo del Fra celebrates the legendary American trumpeter in an original tribute programme performed by his quintet and the Orchestre des Pays de Savoie (My Chet My Song). With Mystery Galaxy in the second part, he then opens a door to his own abundant inspirations.
The famous American harpsichordist Jory Vinikour pays tribute to a founding father of the art of the keyboard, Johann Jakob Froberger, and to one of his distant “disciples”, Christophe Maudot, in a set of ancient and modern pieces that combine stylistic richness and exacerbated expressiveness.