Weekend Events of 7th and 8th February, 2026 in Monaco

Monte-Carlo: a winter weekend of art, culture, and sport

Monte-Carlo welcomes 2026 with a weekend full of events that perfectly reflect the spirit of the Principality: elegant, dynamic, and deeply rooted in culture and sport. Even in winter, the city retains its vibrant energy, inviting residents and visitors alike to enjoy a weekend shaped by performances, high-level sporting events, and outstanding artistic experiences.

The weekend begins on Saturday, February 7, 2026, with a diverse and well-balanced program. Throughout the day, the Munegu Repair Café, held along Promenade Honoré II, offers a moment of sharing and sustainability, encouraging repair and reuse in a friendly, community-oriented atmosphere. On the same day, sports enthusiasts can attend the “Malizia” Tournament on avenue des Ligures, an event that highlights sport as both competition and social connection.

The festive mood continues with the Ice Party at the skating rink, a lively event for all ages that transforms the ice into a space of music and fun. Saturday evening is dedicated to entertainment, with the show Malizia taking place at the Chapiteau de Fontvieille, combining rhythm, humor, and high-energy performance.

Alongside these one-day events, the weekend is enriched by ongoing theatrical productions. Until Sunday, February 8, 2026, audiences can enjoy Lennon and McCartney, a tribute to two iconic figures in contemporary music. Running until February 11, 2026, The Mouthwicked Sisters at the Fairy Academy—also presented in Italian as Le sorelle Mouthworms all’Accademia delle Fate—is staged at the Théâtre des Muses, offering a magical experience especially suited to families and younger audiences.

Sunday, February 8, 2026, opens with a moment of reflection and spirituality during the World Day of Prayer for the Sick, held at Place du Campanin. The day continues with a prestigious symphonic concert conducted by Ton Koopman, featuring cellist Marie-Elisabeth Hecker, a must-see event for classical music lovers.

Sport once again takes center stage in the afternoon, with a volleyball match at the Stade des Moneghetti between AS Monaco and the Institut Fédéral de Volley-Ball, promising excitement and high-level competition. The weekend concludes in grand style with Mozart’s opera Così fan tutte, performed at the Grimaldi Forum, adding a final touch of elegance and cultural depth.

Beyond the weekend itself, Monte-Carlo offers a wide range of long-term cultural experiences. The photography competition “Heritage at Risk”, open to young people aged 11 to 25 until March 15, 2026, encourages reflection on the preservation of cultural heritage through the eyes of younger generations. The outdoor skating rink, open until March 1, 2026, remains a popular place for leisure and social gatherings, while the 103rd season of lectures, running until June 2026, enriches the cultural calendar with talks dedicated to knowledge and discovery.

The Principality’s artistic program is further enhanced by chamber music concerts scheduled throughout 2026 and by major exhibition projects such as Mediterranean 2050, an ambitious initiative inviting visitors to reflect on the future of the Mediterranean region and the global environmental challenges ahead.

This first weekend of 2026 confirms Monte-Carlo as a destination where culture, sport, and entertainment come together in perfect harmony, without ever compromising its refined international style. Whether attending a theatrical performance, experiencing the thrill of a sporting event, or exploring a concert or exhibition, the Principality consistently offers experiences of exceptional quality.

Monte-Carlo is not merely a place to visit, but a place to truly experience—where each event contributes to a narrative of elegance, passion, and cultural openness, making every stay memorable, in every season.