Weekend Events on October 25th & 26th, 2025 in Monaco

Weekend in Monaco: Books, Music, and Motors Between Culture and Glamour

In the heart of autumn, the Principality of Monaco is preparing for a weekend full of elegance and excitement, where culture, art, sports, and entertainment come together in a refined mosaic of experiences. The weekend of October 25–26, 2025, promises to be one of the most vibrant moments of the season, blending Mediterranean charm with the cosmopolitan flair that has always defined the city.

Saturday, October 25, 2025 – Art, Sports, and Tradition

The weekend begins with La Grande Braderie de la Croix-Rouge Monégasque, the much-awaited charity market organized by the Monaco Red Cross at the Chapiteau de Fontvieille (5, Avenue des Ligures). It’s a perfect mix of shopping and solidarity, where visitors can find unique treasures for a good cause.

Those looking for a festive atmosphere can enjoy the Oktoberfest in rue Louis Notari, where traditional Bavarian music, craft beers, and hearty specialties create a cheerful, convivial mood.

Sports enthusiasts will also find plenty to cheer for: the Ligue 1 McDonald’s – Matchday 9 will see AS Monaco face Toulouse FC at the Stade Louis II, while the Volleyball 2MD – Matchday 4 between ASS Sportive de Monaco and U.S. Pontet Volley Avenir takes place at the Stade des Moneghetti.

Meanwhile, art takes center stage in Place du Casino, with performances by Paul Lightfoot & William Forsythe, two masters of contemporary choreography, presenting an inspiring fusion of movement and emotion.

Sunday, October 26, 2025 – Sports and Spectacle

Sunday keeps the energy alive with the Basket Betclic ÉLITE – Matchday 5: Monaco vs. Boulazac, once again at the Stade Louis II, offering another thrilling encounter for fans of high-level competition.

At the same time, Paul Lightfoot & William Forsythe continue their performances in Place du Casino, bringing contemporary dance to the heart of Monte-Carlo’s glamour.

Exhibitions and Events – A City in Motion

Throughout the weekend, Monaco’s museums and galleries host a series of outstanding exhibitions:

• The Butterfly Effect, Musée d’Anthropologie Préhistorique (until December 1, 2025) – a poetic dialogue between science and art;

• CACTUS, Villa Sauber – NMNM (until January 11, 2026) – exploring nature’s resilience as a metaphor for creativity;

• CINÉAM – Le club des artisans cinéastes de Monaco, Institut Audiovisuel (until January 30, 2026) – a journey through the history of auteur cinema;

• Dons, Symboles et Fruits de l’Esprit (until June 30, 2026) – a spiritual exhibition inviting inner reflection;

• Architecture in Philately: A History in Miniature, Musée des Timbres et des Monnaies (until December 31, 2025) – exploring the relationship between architecture and visual communication;

• Couleurs de Mémoire, rue Grimaldi (until December 10, 2025) – a moving exhibition dedicated to collective memory.

Halloween and Family Fun

Halloween brings a playful spirit to the Principality: at the Casino Café de Paris, “A Lucky Halloween” runs until November 2, with themed decorations and surprises, while Marlow at Place Princesse Gabriella invites guests to “Celebrate Halloween at Marlow” in style.

Children can take part in the Halloween Improvisation Workshops at the Théâtre des Muses (until October 31), a creative experience combining theater, play, and imagination.

Finally, the Reformed Church of Monaco continues to host Argentine Tango evenings throughout the season, until June 30, 2026 — a blend of passion, rhythm, and culture.

Monaco, Capital of Culture and Beauty

From fashion spotlights to the roar of engines, from contemporary dance to visual art, Monaco once again affirms its reputation as a capital of elegance and international culture. The weekend of October 25–26, 2025, offers not only a program of events but a true experience of refined vitality — a perfect harmony between innovation, tradition, and Mediterranean charm.