“Culture & You in Monaco”, from 5 to 30 November 2020
The recent action taken by the Prince’s Government to combat COVID-19 highlights a clear desire to maintain access to culture for residents of the Principality.
The Department of Cultural Affairs is contributing to this goal by launching “Culture & You in Monaco”, in partnership with the Grimaldi Forum, the Monte-Carlo Opera, the Monte-Carlo Philharmonic Orchestra, the Ballets de Monte-Carlo, the Théâtre Princesse Grace, the Audiovisual Institute of Monaco and the Principality’s museums.
As part of this initiative, all of the Principality’s cultural organisations will be offering performances at a special rate of €5* throughout November. Event programmes and the timings of performances will also be adapted to enable residents to attend while complying with the current regulations.
Finally, entry to museums and exhibition halls will be free for the duration of the initiative.
Programme details are available on the Government website www.covid19.mc , as well as the websites of participating organisations.
Culture & You in Monaco!
Book via: www.montecarloticket.com or directly through the organisers: www.balletsdemontecarlo.com | www.grimaldiforum.com | www.institut-audiovisuel.com | www.opmc.mc | www.opera.mc | www.tpg.mc
* for remaining seats in the case of the Monte-Carlo Philharmonic Orchestra.
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