Until Sunday 5 January 2025, Oceanographic Museum of Monaco
Discover an immersive and interactive experience! Take on the role of a roving reporter and set off on a mission to explore the polar regions! This new exhibition includes five thematic areas spread over two levels. Learn about the poles and their wildlife, and the men and women who populate and explore them. Fascinating objects and documents, digital content and immersive devices come together to create a 360° experience. The great voyage can begin! The IMMERSION room (space N°4) has closed. The other areas of the Polar Mission exhibition will remain open until 5 January 2025.

From Monday 20 March 2023 to Sunday 31 March 2024, from 9 AM to 6 PM, Museum of Prehistoric Anthropology
Discover a different side of Prince Albert I! Meet the prehistorian prince, the scientist and explorer, and trace the history of his archaeological expeditions. From the Grimaldi caves to Spain, from the founding of the Monaco Museum of Prehistoric Anthropology to the Paris Institute of Human Paleontology, visitors will follow the incredible journey and archaeological ideas of a fascinating, and fascinated Prince.

From Friday 17 November 2023 to Sunday 7 April 2024, Nouveau Musée National de Monaco - Villa Paloma
Pier Paolo Calzolari is known for the formal originality of a multidisciplinary art (painting, sculpture, but also performances understood in the sense of "acts of passion"), often using organic materials such as tobacco leaves, fire, or frost to create "installation pieces" that push the boundaries of contemporary art.

From 6 December 2023, Musée Océanographique de Monaco
As part of commemorations marking the centenary of Princer Rainier III (1923-2023), the Oceanographic Museum presents its new permanent exhibition, "The Prince and the Mediterranean". Visitors to the exhibition, the Oceanographic Institute's tribute to the unshakeable connection between Princer Rainier III and the ocean, and the Mediterranean Sea in particular, will step aboard his ship, Deo Juvante II. Guided by the voice of H.S.H. Princess Stéphanie, they will navigate through four fascinating spaces, each exploring a different facet of the Prince and his passion for all things aquatic.

From Friday 15 December 2023 to Sunday 31 March 2024, from 9 am to 6 pm, Musée d’Anthropologie Préhistorique
The Monaco Museum of Prehistoric Anthropology celebrates the vision of the current museum's founder, Prince Rainier III. Step into the history of the creation of the second Museum – a site museum! - in the heart of the Exotic Garden, just a few yards from the Observatory Cave. Learn about the numerous archaeological digs carried out during the Prince's reign, and the unprecedented donations made by the Prince and Princess Grace Kelly. Explore different spaces on a variety of themes, from promotion of the Monegasque language to the holiday camps planned by the Museum's then Director, Louis Barral.

From Friday 15 March to Saturday 1 June 2024, Médiathèque de Monaco - Bibliothèque Louis Notari
For this third "Renc’art" event during Video Game Month, the Library is paying tribute to the work of Jean Jacques Calbayrac, alias Game Boy Cameraman, with a collection of his photographs from the archives giving visitors the chance to see his series about Monaco, the city of his birth.

From Monday 25 March 2024 to Friday 31 January 2025, from 10 am to 5.30 pm (5 pm on Fridays), Institut Audiovisuel de Monaco
The Cabinet of Curiosities - "The Early Days of Télé Monte-Carlo, 1954-1974​" - An exhibition looking at the first 20 years of Monaco's TV channel launched in 1954. A selection of archives and objects will take you back in time, to the very earliest days of colour television. Organised by the Audiovisual Institute of Monaco, the exhibition features items entrusted by Télé Monte-Carlo for safekeeping, documents from partner institutions, and materials kindly loaned by private individuals.

Tuesday 26 March 2024, at 8 pm, Opéra de Monte-Carlo - Salle Garnier
Opéra de Monte-Carlo, 2023/24 season. Opera conducted by Ion Marin, and directed for the stage by Jean-Louis Grinda. Comic opera in two acts. Music by Gaetano Donizetti (1797-1848). Libretto by Jules Henry Vernoy de Saint-Georges and Jean-François Bayard. Premiere: Opéra-Comique, Paris, 11 February 1840.

Tuesday 26 March 2024, at 8 pm, Théâtre des Variétés
Movie Tuesdays - "Solaris", by Andreï Tarkovski (1972). Tarkovski's signature blend of metaphor and drama lends his films an enigmatic charm with a disturbing edge. "Solaris" is no exception.